Commercial blockbusters, I still vaguely remember the publicity of the year, so I didn't want to watch it at first.
I think I was pretending to be reserved. If you watched it then, wouldn't you love RalphFiennes more? In fact, I also quite love Brother Norton.
If someone asks me how this film is, my answer should be as follows: If you like criminal minds, you can watch it, but don't expect too much. If you look at the title of any one of the leading actors, you will not be disappointed.
In this mediocre plot-I can't blame the screenwriter, blame me, because in the past 7 years I have watched countless CSI, CI and L&O:CI movies, I care about who the murderer is and how the FBI agant finds it out The murderer is not important anymore: one is that Anthony Hopkins, a dead old man, burst into a strong small universe almost overshadowing the declining Norton from the very beginning; second, the murderer began to show up after about 1/3 of the opening. I understand, what the film wants you to feel is not an atmosphere of suspense that you can't see with your eyes blindfolded, but the horror tone of occasionally shivering with your eyes open (although I'm still blunt and don't feel it).
..... Then, Ralph showed his face gorgeously and his eyes were amazing.
Slowly, I was completely attracted by him and Emily Waston. I really like the tune of the two of them together, that kind of very subtle and detailed performance. The sparks from the collision made me as happy as when I met my favorite ice cream. Therefore, since Ralph showed his face, the strong magnetic field he radiated made me keep watching patiently without fast-forwarding.
Norton can not be blamed for not acting well (I still support him as always), but a few other British actors are so good.
Recently, British actors and British dramas have been madly popular. This gave me more reasons to continue to like them.
Oh, and the fat reporter, the lovely and kind male nurse in Magnolia, Philip Hoffman also showed a few sides.
So, I guess the production cost of this film is about 80% for the actors I like.
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