This is a movie with a very reversed color. The audience finally realized that everything that was said in the front was false. The front was all a game. Because the executor suffered a car accident, the plan was temporarily changed. Plan A Switch to plan B. Of course, this can explain many things that were obviously unreasonable before.
The screenwriter has a big brain hole, and the film is indeed a very exciting commercial film with a story told.
Everyone can watch the movie by themselves, I believe it is worth the ticket.
It's just that people will really change their usual behavior patterns, from an unscrupulous villain overnight to something they never imagined before?
I find this topic interesting.
You see, the killer in the movie lost his memory because of the car accident, and all he can remember is the lies he made up carefully. In this lie, he is a biology professor from America, and he also loves his wife very much. But the killer is just a killer, his identity as a professor is just a character he made up in order to get close to the target person, and as for his wife, he is just a partner. The professor played by Liam Neeson has forgotten all his previous memories, the only thing he remembers is this, a good American man.
Of course, I have reservations. Just as the environment creates a person's character, memory is nothing more than the history of the previous part of one's life. But "I" is still "I", the consciousness is the same, and the angle of looking at the problem is naturally the same. How could this possibly change due to memory loss?
A prostitute doesn't feel morally guilty for betraying her body, and even if the whole family survives, she's morally convinced that she did the right thing. Aren't killers the same? Killing people for money, the memory is gone, but will the standard of viewing the world change? This is impossible! Unless this person loses not the memory, but all the consciousness in his head and becomes a little baby, he is still him, but he can't remember why he is here at this time. Sheep will not become tigers. The reason why the ugly duckling becomes beautiful is not that it is really ugly, but that it is really a beautiful swan.
In reality, perhaps when the killer regains his memory, he will not help the person he was going to kill to escape the danger, but will continue his original mission. This is the truth of the real world.
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