Herman and Charles made me suddenly think of a local buzzword, "He ran away from him and chased them and he couldn't fly", Lol
As an adaptation based on real events, I think it can give 4.0-4.5 points. Reading some information about the original case, I feel that the selection of actors, styles and dresses are quite restored.
At first I watched it because I wanted to practice listening. Although I hesitated when I saw it was a British drama, I didn't find other suitable ones or watched it in the end. It turned out that the languages of various countries were mixed in it, but I felt that there was more French, and finally opened Chinese subtitles. . .
When I watched the first few episodes, the plot was really tight, especially the Frenchman who ran away. The scene at the airport was really nervous when I watched it, I was afraid that he would not be able to make it.
I found that Paris seems to be particularly sacred in the hearts of Europeans and Americans. After watching many European and American dramas, everyone dreams of living in Paris. This drama is no exception. Settling in Paris, having children, the heroine’s dream ends right from the beginning, and after a short trip to Paris, there is endless escape.
In fact, there is nothing clever in criminal tactics. It is to prescribe drugs. They are all drugs. Indeed, the "silly, white and sweet" European and American backpackers are too unprepared. But even if these hippies only know about pleasure and taking drugs, they will not be unforgivable to the point where they should be killed. Apart from drug abuse, many people should be envious of these hippies' traveling and enjoying life freely, but that era made them really easy to become backpackers chasing their dreams.
The male protagonist pua is really clever, not to mention that the Canadian female protagonist loves him with all his heart and commits crimes with him, not to mention the daughter of the traffic officer in Thailand, and said that he once wanted to live a stable life and left his ex-wife but was still there in the end. help him.
At first, I still felt that the heroine had a good heart, especially when I saw the reaction of the heroine when the young Dutch couple died, thinking that the heroine could carry it out clearly. Later, after Nepal came back, the hostess first said that they made me think I was a goddess. Ajie said that you are a goddess. At the time, I didn't understand the meaning of this sentence and thought it was a joke. I will talk about Nepal in a flashback later, and I will understand the meaning of this goddess. The heroine's desire for love cannot be clearly understood by her. At the beginning, I saw her describing her family and thought she was extremely disappointed with her family, but in the end, she called her mother and wanted to go home.
I feel that Angela, the protagonist’s wife, is really amazing, not to mention proficient in multiple languages, mainly because of calmness and calmness when encountering things. Although she has been persuading the male protagonist to let it go, she really has a chance, but Angela also advocates returning to Bangkok from her vacation beach to collect evidence. I checked her life again, and it was indeed a cow. In the last few episodes after Alan escaped, the male protagonist's reaction was a bit extreme, but on the other hand, it was the male protagonist's extreme spirit of not giving up that allowed the case to develop.
The name was changed to "Puzzling Snake", and it looked weird. Isn't the original poisonous snake very good?
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