I went to watch this movie (TV series) hhhh for Mr. Bean, and it is also a detective and suspense movie. Personally, I like to watch suspense, reasoning and detective movies. When it comes to Mr. Bean (Rowin Atkinson), the first reaction should be funny. However, Rowan in this work made me admire. Both his acting skills and the role he played in this movie (the detective Maigret) are really great, and I admire it very much. There are also familiar faces (?) seen in this work, such as the detective Charlotte's Charlotte, and Harry Potter's bad aunt hhhh. My personal thoughts are put aside first, and I will talk about the main content of this work first, and here I will talk about the first one (two articles in total). This work is from a real event, maybe because of this, the acting skills of the actors are even more impressive. Time came to Paris, France in the 19th century. There is a couple and their four children in a harmonious family. One of their youngest children fell ill that day, and the fever did not go away in a few days. So Georgit Liko (the child's mother) came to the pharmacy alone at night and bought the anti-fever medicine. Unfortunately, on the way home, he encountered an assassination. This is already the fifth case. This serial murder case is known as the Montmartre incident. Those killed were all women, taller, with brown hair, walking alone on Montmartre Street. The strange thing is that the murderer did not use ordinary knives or kitchen knives, but instead used a pencil sharpening knife. In an era without FBI, DNA, and CCTV, it is difficult for the police to solve a case. From February 2 until Georgette was killed, the police did not move forward. Megert's boss is also more angry about this and has been urging them all the time. For this type of boss, Maigret is very calm and calm. Maigret suddenly wondered if the murderer would feel angry and annoyed if he pushed the murderer's incident to another person. "No matter how perfect the murderer is, there is a flaw that is pride. They want to let others know how great what they do." So Maigret made a bet with herself. Prepare to set a trap for the murderer. The police also pretended to arrest a "suspect" and began acting, and arranged for 12 women who had learned to protect themselves to walk alone on Montmartre Street at night. The murderer got caught, the "lucky" The female is the policewoman. She pulled (?) a piece of cloth and buttons off the murderer's clothes. The police also tried to catch the murderer but missed it. (It's a pity here because as long as the police carry a gun, they should be able to catch the murderer). According to the policewoman's description, the murderer had brown hair and was about the same height as she was wearing a wedding ring on her hands. However, the boss was also dissatisfied with Maigret's decision to take care of himself and said that he would be replaced by tomorrow morning. But Maigret calmly found the source of the clothes, and found the suspect who met the description, and carried out the seizure. The suspect is an artist. A pencil sharpener that was suspected to be a murder weapon was also found in their home. She was spoiled by her mother, grew up spoiled, and always thought she was "special". And his wife loves him very much, but the relationship between his mother and his wife is not very good. But a sixth case occurred after the seizure. It’s okay that the knife is not clean before. "This time, the knife is different. The knife is not clean and the knife wounds on this woman’s chest and throat. They were all behind the back..." Maigret already knew the murderer. . Maigret tactically made the artist admit that the first five pieces were all homicides. Maigret also pointed out that the last case was made by one of his wife and her mother. Maigret asked his mother twice ": Did you kill it?" Finally his mother admitted. But the matter was not over (if it was me, I should directly ask the police to arrest him and his mother) Maigret asked ": What color is the skirt of the girl you killed?" He was stunned and stammered. Replied ": Blue." So Maigret said to his subordinates pointing to his wife, "Take away. "At this time the artist was completely broken": I killed them because I hated you. I hate you. .. "His wife said ": I love you" but he said ": I hate you, I hate you!!" The latter part should pave the way for the next episode. Hate is formed because of love. Everything in the world becomes bad if it is excessive. There must be a beginning and an end. In this work, careful observation has a lot of details, and these details pave the way for the later. For example, "Magret, what I still don't understand is why the murderer didn't use a dagger or a kitchen knife? The shape and depth of these wounds indicate that the murderer used a small pencil sharpener." It is also paving the way for the murderer behind and the artist. Also, when the police arrived at the murderer's house, the artist answered all the police's questions with special cooperation. On the surface, he was calm, but his hands kept moving. From a psychological point of view, it should be a habitual action he made when he was very nervous. These words he answered should have been practiced many times. People who over-cooperate are also suspicious. And when the police came to their home, his wife's expression was very unnatural, and many habitually nervous movements. At this time his wife may have known his crime, but because she loves him, she hides it. There is another part that may be strange, that is why his mother has to admit that she killed it. I think it is also because of "love". Because his mother loves him, she would rather sacrifice herself than make her son take responsibility. But his wife killed someone in order to divert the attention of the media and release him. Mother wondered why I didn't do that. So he admitted that she was killed. There is also a sentence I personally like in this work: "It's like life can't continue for him until he catch this man." Life cannot continue for any of ue until his does. "(I hope he catches the murderer sooner. Otherwise, everyone’s life cannot continue.) "Something Tissot said. Killers always have to boast about their crimes in someway. They like to tell the world how extraordinary they are." (What Tissot said. Murderers always show off their crimes in some way. They like to tell the world how extraordinary they are.) ........... . I think this work is worth seeing. Especially those who like to watch reasoning. Charlotte is a novel, and this one is an adaptation of a real event. Rather than being scary, I think this movie also showed me the worst aspects of human nature. It is really strange that people hate the world because of greed, and come to kill innocent people. It may also be because the adaptation from real events is more engaging. It is gold that shines everywhere, no matter where you are in the world, no matter how others look at you, as long as you live yourself and be a kind person, I think it is already very good.
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