This Big Nothing was criticized by many people in the UK as being too contrived. It may be that the British are not used to Simon and other British actors who deliberately Americanized the tone of their lines. I, who can't tell the difference at all, are not affected, I think it's okay, the plot is still interesting, and the lines are funny, such as the long line of Guise's lines explaining the ins and outs at the priest's house; The sentence "You shot?!" was praised by the police detective as "this is the only truth you said"; the setting of the last scene is very exciting, and the two perverted murderers who have paved the way from the beginning of the film finally finally There is enough room for imagination...
BTW, there is a humming Eels' "love of the loveless" in the middle, which sounds very emotional. This song is in the "Henry Poole Is Here Henry Poole Drives". The title of the film is quoted in its entirety.
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