The silly white sweet played by Park Shin Hye, referred to as Female A, and the female devil played by Jeon Zhongrui, referred to as Female B. To be honest, I like both of them. In terms of acting skills, both of them are online, but Female B is better; in terms of looks, they are both online, but Female A is more in my heart. The long-haired female A is really beautiful, and her color is delicious. The short hair is also good, and she looks more capable. Coupled with the baby fat, it is very appetizing. When I slept that night and reminisced about the film, I suddenly felt that the actor who played Female A was so familiar. I checked the Internet the next day and it turned out to be the heroine in "Alive", no wonder it seemed a bit familiar. Compared with the previous work, Park Shin-hye's acting skills have improved, but compared with Jeon Jong-seo, it is still a little worse. The film is otherwise good, but the ending is extremely controversial. If it weren't for the forced reversal at the end, the ending would be quite satisfactory. I don't understand why the director did this. Wouldn't a happy ending be fragrant? The audience also looks comfortable! It took more than 100 minutes to sit in front of the laser TV and watch it, but the villain won a big victory, and the justice side had no chance to fight back. Could it be that the director is educating us to be a good person on the surface and a cruel person inside? If I understand the director's intention in this way, I personally tend to say that female A and female B are actually two personalities possessed by the same person. I thought that the director who could make such a suspenseful film should be an uncle with a beard, but I didn't expect it to be a little milk dog, and a new director and screenwriter born in the 90s, which is really surprising. It was reversed once in the movie, and it was reversed again outside the movie. Renshuai is young and has the ability to direct, and he will definitely enjoy it in the Korean film circle in the future.
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