I didn't go deep into the reasons for my wife's derailment, so the quality of the movie was lowered, which was a bit twitchy. The infinite possibilities should be explored carefully, rather than entangled in escape and mutual killing.

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At the beginning, I wanted to know the reason why the male protagonist kidnapped the female protagonist. At first glance, it was not for money or sex. So what was it that made the male protagonist take the risk?

Keep asking the heroine's name, and let the doubt rebirth. Is the name so important to the heroine? It wasn't until the male protagonist revealed the life experience of the female protagonist that it was inevitable that the female protagonist was unavoidable, and then told the truth. It turned out that the female protagonist was a nurse in a hospital, but she took advantage of the convenience of nursing in the hospital to kill three patients through different methods. One was the wife of the male lead, so the man followed the nurse for several months and kidnapped her. He wanted to find out why, and then deal with her. But the nurse began to talk about her own life experience, telling the reason why she had harmed the wife of the male protagonist. It turned out that the male lead’s wife cheated, and the male lead was green, and the female lead killed her out of righteous indignation. This makes the male protagonist unacceptable. After doing so much for his wife, and finally finding out the truth, it turned out to be like this... In fact, the story is still very interesting here, reversed and reversed, and stunned his appetite, but after the truth was revealed, The director actually put the focus on escape and mutual killing, instead of finding the truth and crime and punishment in a truly meaningful way. In the end, it became a farce, procrastinating and superfluous, which made people feel very entangled...

The first half is a classic, and the second half collapses a little bit incomprehensible. It is still a problem with the director and screenwriter. However, the low-cost film is made like this. It is still worthy of everyone to study and discuss. I think it is not bad.

The male protagonist’s wife is really beautiful...makes "being green" full of infinite possibilities. It seems that the male protagonist is not particularly confident, otherwise there will be no panic and angry, there will not be so much confusion, so the relationship between husband and wife does not necessarily have a VCR. It's so harmonious...the possibilities are endless, but it's a pity that I didn't explore it.

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