I didn't know the story at all before, and I didn't get any spoilers, so the feeling of watching this film is real and hearty. Comparing the stories of watching movies and TV dramas, the feelings are completely different.
One of the big highlights of the whole film is that Bob's interviews are constantly interspersed, although it is not known for what purpose he is interviewing. In the process of watching, I heard him seriously talk about the past with his wife and friends, firmly and seriously say that he has no killer, tell the details of what happened in the past, and the temperament between his gestures. This feeling is really unique.
In the process of watching, I kept guessing, is it him? Could it be such a coincidence? I don't believe, how many chances are there in the world that coincidences happen to the same person again and again? Motives, tactics, everything is there, only evidence is needed. I was awestruck by the irony of the media at the court ruling when his neighbor was killed. Regardless of whether this trial was under the pressure and influence of the chaebol, dismemberment and murder are indeed two different things. And whoever prosecutes who will give evidence is indeed what it should be. There is no doubt that there is no crime, and what is afraid is the one in the eventuality. I was shaken.
Of course, everyone knows what the ending is. When I saw the last sentence, my whole body was horrified, and I recalled this sentence from time to time throughout the day, immersed in it. He is a demon, and when we watched this demon in episode 6, I am afraid we also had some inexplicable feelings. What he said turned out to be lies. What was his inner activity when he answered in front of the camera? Curious, but may never have an answer.
The real story is more exciting, and the real society is more cruel.
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