The most innocuous mood is from the top to the bottom.
This is a large-scale script killing. Each episode has a character perspective. The atmosphere of the first 5 episodes is still well-established. The last 3 episodes are a bit bloody, and they can't support the previous foreshadowing.
The female characters are all well-created. Female detectives who seek value in their work always fight for justice; seasoned detectives assist the male protagonist all the way to repay their gratitude; the mutual redemption of women at the bottom; choose to forgive and redeem the male protagonist's mother. The male characters don't have a good guy except the male lead.
The funniest thing is that everyone in the barrage looks like a bad person, "the male protagonist's eyes are wrong", "the director has a problem", "it's all set up by this mother", but fortunately the ending did not reverse for the sake of reversal.
The other side of the male protagonist is unexpected and reasonable. It is still a happy ending with positive energy, and killing a vicious villain has no effect on his image.
A realistic suspense work, the big boss, as a doctor, is so idle that he can grasp all the truth by tracking, such an all-round murderer, but his actions are so naive, his IQ is not worthy of his role. The great thing about invisible guests is that the group cooperates with the project and the means are clever, but this boss will only follow and buy.
The video line is a bit anticlimactic, and the key No. 27 is just an executive.
Emma and Olivia escaped, it was a bit unfair to Jimmy, it would be understandable if they were two people who no longer met and had a new life, but the two still kept in touch, the people who killed them are dead, and they are not willing Going to Jimmy is too much. The two continue to keep the videotapes in a fascination, which can only bring danger. The back is really a little Spanish feeling.
It is suggested that in the future, suspense dramas should be filmed in the form of script killing, which is fun[/cp]
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