The criminal is a confident, calm, and crazy man with tattoos all over his body, and ironically all biblical sentences or symbols of justice, paranoid. Actor De Niro does have that charisma, at times dashing, at times bursting like a beast. The moment he seduced Sam's daughter, the atmosphere was like a taut string, his smiling face and crepe tone were a little ghostly, and Sam's daughter's simple shy smile added to the ghostly atmosphere. Sam gradually became irritable and irritable during the harassment, reminding me of Jack in The Shining. Fortunately, he did not go crazy, and finally got the understanding of his family and could deal with the enemy together.
The night that Sam and his family waited for the prisoner to appear was a small climax. The climax should be the confrontation between the people on the boat in Cape Fear. The situation reversed several times, which was exhausting.
But to be honest, this film didn't surprise me, the music, performance, and plot are all typical thriller routines. My favorite performance is Sam's daughter (maybe a little weird), I think her smile is mysterious, perfect for a ghost movie or something -_-b
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