Given that the first Spanish suspense film I saw, "The Invisible Guest" was so good, the later ones were really just a little off.
The movie tells a story of black and black. A middle-aged uncle who is desperate and numb to life in a disabled technical house. Out of curiosity, he eavesdropped on the neighbor's every move and learned that they were going to dig a tunnel under his house and steal it from the bank vault. After the plan, due to financial difficulties, he decided to take the lead, but due to various unexpected situations in the process, he heard the story of his extraordinary wisdom, courage, courage, physical strength and luck that finally wiped out the bandits and the police detectives who colluded with them.
The story can actually be told wonderfully, but the effect of the film is not as good as it should be. The suspenseful atmosphere at the beginning was well created, but the forging time was too long and slow, the rhythm was unbalanced later, the suspenseful effect was lost, and the open-book exams failed slightly. Moreover, the advancement of the plot relies entirely on various coincidences and coincidences, and the traces of artificial intention are too heavy. Anyway, the blessing of the male protagonist's halo just happened to save the danger. It took a long time to set up what an excellent, smart, and awesome technical house. Except for the temporary alienation plan in the first 20 minutes, all the escapes of the male protagonist are almost by luck! Especially the ending of the detective at the end was too dramatic and routine. .
There are still many logical bugs in the movie itself. The biggest one is why a person with disabled legs can easily open up the floor of a bank vault while those robbers use bombs that will cause alarm? ! As a person who has lost hope in life, why is the male protagonist still interested in eavesdropping on his neighbors? ! His motives are so hard to understand! Why is the villain always so mentally retarded, stupid and vulnerable? !
The details of the film and the echoes are very good. The character setting is also true, everyone has their own dark and evil part, but in the end what you choose is all the things you have experienced and acquired that are internalized as part of you.
The male and female protagonists are top-notch in appearance and perform well.
I still miss the fun when I watched "The Invisible Guest" with goosebumps and yelling at me.
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