. When I watch it, I have been entangled with Kint and Keaton who is Kyser. At first Lean towards Keaton, because
his eyes were indifferent and indifferent when his girlfriend edie told him I love you. Of course, this was described by kint, and it was also deliberately misled by the director and actors, but combined with the obvious violations in the beginning and the process. Harmony, kint, the real behind-the-scenes man has also surfaced. I have always believed that the process is a cloud, and the result is the key. Whoever survives in the end, who can walk out of the police station with innocence, and who finally makes a profit, Kint, there is no doubt that Kint’s ability to quickly obtain information and structure it is amazing. The reason why he stayed is to mislead the police. He didn’t think that it might be through this method, but he did. This confidence can be done, but the name and story may change. The surviving Xiao Xiami is an accident, but even if David had an epiphany in the end, there is no evidence, and kint is just one of Kyser’s countless identities, and he is lame, finger cramps, etc. The characteristics of is purely fictitious. After killing the informant, Kyser can continue to commit crimes in another identity. The
classic films all have rigorous details, whether it is the kint being taken care of by many parties (one of the sense of violation) or he succeeded with coffee It's disgusting. It makes people feel attentive to the production of his room and the familiar policemen, making them leave. With such details, even if you guess the ending, you will be satisfied with the screenwriter. It’s just that the first half of the structure is slightly chaotic and dull. It’s not difficult for people who watch a certain amount of film to enter the state, but those who rarely come into contact with such suspense movies may miss a classic due to lack of patience. It is
also worth mentioning here. In the poster of this film, no one is lame, which has actually explained a lot of problems.
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