Spoilers, serious spoilers, to persuade you to stay away from this movie.
Across the Hall 2009.
American thriller: Wu Song catches a traitor, kills Pan Jinlian, and ends up throwing the blame on Ximen Qing.
The story goes like this:
Ximen Qing, now, is a buddy with Wu Song.
Pan Jinlian has already received Wu Song's engagement ring.
However, Wu Song suspected that Ximen Qing was still sleeping with his Pan Jinlian.
That night, Wu Song finally succeeded in catching the traitor, and successfully passed the blame to Ximen Qing.
The police finally determined that Ximen Qing had killed Pan Jinlian, and because of jealousy, Pan Jinlian decided to marry Wu Song.
1. The gun that killed Pan Jinlian belonged to Ximen Qing.
2. Ximen Qing's ex-girlfriend, Li Ping'er, testified that he saw Ximen Qing's hands covered in blood at the crime scene Room 507.
3. Hotel clerk, testified that no other man had been to the hotel except Ximen Qing.
Question One:
How did the murder weapon belong to Ximen Qing?
The answer is: revenge.
Ximen Qing stole Wu Song's man, and Wu Song stole Ximen Qing's gun.
Question Two:
Why did Li Ping'er testify?
She still loves Ximen Qing. She has money and can't live in Hilton. She has to stay in this shabby hotel, just for nostalgia and miss the love she made with Ximen Qing here? When you happened to meet Ximen Qing in the elevator, did you take the initiative to give him a hug?
The answer is: jealousy.
When Ximen Qing came to beg her for perjury, she had just had sex with Pan Jinlian, and her whole body was filled with the scent of Pan Jinlian's perfume, Li Ping'er, remember this smell that made her fall out of favor.
Questiong Three:
Hotel waiter, the whole accomplice.
I saw Wu Song come to catch the traitor with my own eyes, and I personally sent Wu Song to Room508, the opposite door of Pan Jinlian, and also helped Wu Song to send a bottle of wine to Pan Jinlian. Help.
Why not tell the truth?
The answer is: identity.
The masculine instinct of the people who eat melons regards themselves as Wu Song's brother - Wu Dalang.
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