Every action of both of them is under the surveillance of the criminals. When the heroine was prying the skylight, no one cared about her. She had to wait until she climbed to the ventilation duct before grabbing her with a saw hole from the upper floor.
There is also a glass box that can be put into a person for experimentation, and there is a lot of sand from where I don’t know. The sand should always be poured down from above. The hero cut a hole from above to save the heroine, but I didn’t see it next to it sand.
The car they escaped from can automatically release psychedelic gas. When the car drives out of the garage, it enters another garage that will not be discovered
. The door should be metal, otherwise the metal furniture can be broken open, but the criminals can come and go freely. No noise in any room will not alarm the prisoner.
The area of the basement room looks much smaller than the one below. How the basement was built, I thought it should be at least an abandoned factory.
Every room above has a TV to watch the movement of the basement, they don't worry about neighbors coming in to find out.
The heroine is also quite stupid. She finally escapes from the basement and sits upstairs waiting for the hero to clean up the crime scene. She is also leisurely looking through other people's albums. She is not afraid of criminals and accomplices. The upstairs is just an ordinary residence, and the heroine will smash the window with something, but she doesn't know to open the door. Escape will only escape to the basement again!
The protagonist said that it only takes a few minutes to clean up the entire scene!
As a result, the criminals are just two cooks, and the income of American cooks is quite high.
This film is a good poster.
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