Around the question of "who died", the court and the main line jointly laid out the story. It is simple and easy to guess the development of the plot. In this case, it does not prevent this from being a good movie. I can really get 7 points or more.
Watching the film countless times in distressed old people, seeing "Freezing Point" is really utterly angry. The thermometer dropped sharply to 0 degrees, and the old man was really cold. He looked helplessly at the malfunctioning remote control that was unable to heat up. Somehow he looked at the bursting window and reminded him of suddenly trimming his hair and taking off his jacket. There was one half-sleeved sitting on the side of the bed blankly, seeming to walk into the memory, the white smoke from his nose was very pitiful and distressed. Under the experiment, the two young people who wanted something to happen deliberately enlarged the old man's various things infinitely.
At the end of the movie, I finally asked me a question for 88 minutes:. Is it really okay for a person not to mention a lonely old man? The ending said: The mental and physical torture of the lonely old man was recorded abnormally enough to constitute a major murder.
Seeing you say 98 minutes is a two-year sentence?
I watched it for 88 minutes, and the last sentence at the end of the film was "This can already constitute a major murder."
How long should it take to repay the tragedy caused by their experiment (prank)?
It's over
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