First of all, we must confirm the acting skills of the actors. Every actor is very good. That kind of tension, depression, and hysteria should be very expressive, but the actors perform them properly. The scene is also in place, some small details in the play are handled well, such as the nursery rhymes in the room, and the gong. But after reading it, I was really disappointed.
Let me talk about the feasibility of committing crimes. I have read the original work many times, but from the perspective of the text, I don't feel that there is anything wrong with the judge's murder. But when I actually saw the actor, I felt a little doubtful: He is a very old man, and he doesn't look very strong either. But with his own power, he killed the servant, the general, the police, and the doctor. Most of these people were young and middle-aged men! Even if you have weapons in your hand, are you really sure to complete this plan of continuous killing? I think the risk of committing this crime is too high!
Okay, I'm nitpicking. Let’s talk about other things. When Grandma wrote "No Life", there was no "Blizzard Village Mode", and everyone didn't play the alibi so unpredictably. So in the play, a group of people never ask about each other's alibi. I don’t say anything about going back to each other if they don’t agree with each other. This ending, the ending is too hasty? Anyway, you also give a few shots of the judge's murder, right? Such as poisoning in alcohol, or killing a policeman in a bear skin, or hacking a servant to death with an axe. It's a little bit unreal to be completely arrogant!
In fact, I think that after the heroine killed Longbottom, the doctor stood up, wiped the blood off his face and walked to them. It would be better than this ending. Don't spray if you don't like it, thank you
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