The plot is novel, the plot is closely linked, and the people and ghosts cooperate, and each trial is like a small story that is gripping. The trial is also more of a reflection on human nature and a summary of the past. The audience watched the movie and reflected themselves, as if it was their own life. Thinking about it again, how many people are truly perfect?
Throughout every trial scene, the special effects always give people a sense of absurdity, but this absurdity is very real. For example, in a deception trial, the trial "court" is dilapidated, giving the first impression of an abandoned laboratory. The judge was actually a little girl, holding a lollipop and two horns on her head, like a Nezha. I can't help but laugh at this scene.
When it comes to acting, what left a deep impression on me is the mother of the male lead. There were no lines in the audience, relying solely on body language, but it perfectly showed the greatness of maternal love. The male protagonist finally learned the truth, and the crying pear blossoms brought rain, which was very touching. The three ghosts may be the laughing point of this movie. As I said before, a modern person's dress is a golden sentence from time to time. This sense of contrast is refreshing, I can't help laughing
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