Watching a Nordic drama for the first time. After three years of fraudulent death, plastic surgery, and preparations, the criminals have laid out the overall situation, and the beginning is shocking-the female body was put on a transnational bridge, or two corpses were spliced together. Then, it did no harm to create poison to kill homeless people, kidnap elementary school students, induce mental illness to kill, and kill witnesses who might recognize him, kidnap police and shoot them to death. In the last two episodes, the criminals suddenly weakened. The criminals were just revenge. Because the wife was a friend of the police, his wife and son were killed in a car accident on the bridge, so they killed the son of the same fellow in the end. This fellow was the main person responsible for this case. police officer.
The plot is not smooth, and there is a feeling that it cannot be recovered. In addition to the main line, there are too many branch lines. What is the use of this line for rich people and wives who want organ transplants? Because of the incoherence, I gave up the study of the plot.
The Swedish policewoman is partnered with the Danish male police. The female has a very low emotional intelligence, simple and direct, will not communicate with people, will not lie; the male looks like a sophisticated world, and actively guide the female so that she can learn to interact with others. Dealing with, sprinkle a little panic and so on. At first I felt that this kind of guidance was quite good, but it was not that the heroine would not lie at the last minute, she had a gold-like character. However, the male protagonist caused serious consequences because of his derailment with his colleague’s wife, and the female protagonist of the derailed case caused pain to the current wife. The so-called practice of world conditions is not an advantage.
Both male and female police officers are unprofessional, discussing the case and not avoiding family members, causing irreparable losses. This kind of low-level mistake is unforgivable.
The color of the film is dark, the Nordic architecture has a strong sense of lines, and the interior is simple and clean. It is a modernist style, but it can't stand it and it is very depressing. The office is full of large open rooms, and there seems to be no meeting room. Everyone discusses the case in the corner of the room. The information pictures are pasted on the glass, making me very nostalgic for the big blackboard that must be included in the American crime drama. In contrast, the rhythm, plot, and development of American dramas are logical, clear in context, and control the audience's psychology of watching movies in place. Therefore, I will still watch American dramas in the future, and I am familiar with the language, and I am very unaccustomed to listening to Swedish and Danish.
I gave a rating of "okay" and it couldn't be higher.
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