In the movie, the father’s obsession with the whirlpool is not as pathological as the original, or the original description is more pathological and may have less space. The chapter of the scare box is also very thin about this person, but it does not highlight the characteristics of this chapter.
The description of Dragonfly Lake is contrary to the original work. The original work has already laid out a lot of clues to this lake in the early stage. However, the movie points directly to the lake except for the protagonist Dad after being cremated, and directly informs that the source is a snake mirror, so there is no following. The surplus is the mutation of each character. It is too abrupt
. The description of the snail man is very thin. Apart from the mutation, there is no explanation of why it appeared. I believe that the existence is reasonable, but it does not explain the necessity of the existence of the snail man. The snail man is considered to be a large proportion in the original work. But this is also fortunate, otherwise this kind of creature portrays it, I think it can be compared to a mermaid in the sewer, and I can't look directly at it. .
In total, 120 minutes or so is really unable to describe this full-length novel in place. I have read the original work, and there are too many failures to describe the ins and outs. For those who have not read the original work, the sense of early substitution is really not strong, but it does not hinder the film. It's worth seeing.
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