The biggest attraction of this film should be whether Anna is dead or alive. Personally, I prefer her to be alive for the following reasons: 1. The most obvious is that she can breathe when she looks in the mirror, and Elliott's thermometer appears many times in the film, the purpose is to keep Anna and her people from knowing this phenomenon. 2 Elliott is a pervert and has obvious necrophilia, so he took up this profession. When Anna started attending the funeral of her piano teacher, she had already targeted her. 3 The fingernails are bleeding at the end when Anna is trapped in the coffin and scratching frantically with her fingers. There is also such a shot when Paul rescues her. 4 The little boy is also very important. He is a portrayal of Eliot when he was a child. At the beginning, he said that the chicken was dead, but he was still alive. At the end, he clearly buried the chicken alive. , also proved that Anna was not dead but was buried alive. But there are two things that make people puzzled: 1. The simplest common sense, for a normal person, not eating or drinking for three days should be extremely weak, and on the day Anna was buried, it seemed that there was no change in the mental head, and it was still the same. (Maybe it's a flashback, maybe there's a meal, but it's not indicated for artistic effect?). 2 Before sending Anna to Elliot, she will be diagnosed by the hospital and reviewed by the police. There should be no suspended animation in this regard, because Elliott didn't know Anna's death at this time, so she couldn't use it. "The magic potion that makes the body softer", the probability of misdiagnosis is relatively low, and it can't be misdiagnosed by so many people.
After watching this film, I still feel a little bit: people are always afraid of death, yes, this is our most primitive physiological response, but when we have no purpose in life, we are tired of everything, do not cherish the happiness in front of us, or feel uncomfortable To the immediate happiness, at that time people will be more afraid of life!
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