Many people who have watched this movie will think of the murder matrix in different dimensions, and I am very much with the crowd. But to be honest, it's more disgusting than watching the three murders at one time.
There is nothing more disgusting than when the beautiful, smart, cute, pure and kind (at least she looks like this) heroine recounts very sadly that she and the old man were on a very evil high seas that violated all the laws of the world. Some men and women love the hook at the time. I think, as for such grief, the evil that violates the whole world is not adultery, looting, murder, drug trafficking, an affair, a tryst, and it’s just a matter of having an affair, and it’s all about making oneself very individual, as if being a genius, if you’re not nervous, it’s in vain. Like a genius. You know, Einstein just didn't sleep, and Newton was just in a daze.
And the story is too far-fetched. When it comes to suspense, it's actually a rhetorical trick. When it comes to thrilling, it's actually a mystery. People who seem to be great and kind have an unknown dark side, but why do they feel so awkward and hypocritical.
A movie friend said that the last escape door to freedom should be a dead end, and the story is wonderful. But I don't think that's enough to hide its pretentiousness.
In short, the director can't handle such a wicked commercial movie. Spain, a country on the edge of the beautiful Mediterranean Sea, raises a group of idle people who enjoy the sea breeze all year round. How can there be so much evil. In short, seeing the beauty of women does not mean seeing the complex world.
But the beginning of the story is quite pleasing. In a toy-like room, the same furniture is placed like a child playing a house, and the wooden furniture is old and warm, like a movie. But in such a room, a bloody case caused by jealousy was triggered.
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