The phrase "Bloody hell" originated in the United Kingdom, expressing anger, shock or emphasis. It is a high-frequency vocabulary in British dramas. It is often heard in Harry Potter and is usually used to express a strong emotion. It is a British mantra. So if you hear the British say bloody or something, it's definitely not a good thing. It's a bit like what the Americans say about f**king. It can't be wrong to translate it into bloody hell, but it is obviously not the original intention of the movie. The original intention should be a swear word to express the anger of the male protagonist.
The movie is beautiful, the non-linear narrative is very interesting and suspenseful. The inner drama of the male protagonist is expressed in a figurative self, which is more intuitive and vivid. Some people say that the male protagonist has a split personality. I don’t think so, it is actually himself. The dialogue with myself is not even in the form of a demon and an angel in the previous film and television works, it is a one-on-one inner monologue and psychological activities. In the end, the female protagonist also imagined a self, which is really a good match with the male protagonist, but there is no rivalry between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, which is a pity.
From the director to the hero and heroine, they are all Australian, but the film plays an American story in Finland, which is a wonderful feeling. The male protagonist is really handsome. If he ignores his hairline, his figure is also great. Unfortunately, his sense of humor is still lacking, and he exerts too much force in the performance, which is not as good as the female protagonist. , the feeling of joy is natural, especially when handing the knife to the male protagonist in the basement, he just doesn’t go up to help, let the male protagonist send the knife to his bound hand over and over with one foot (flexibility is also kneeling). ), talking about his own tragic experience to himself, almost dying of laughter.
I watched the DVD version, which gave the deleted clips and behind-the-scenes footage. The final outcome was actually that the male protagonist was sent to court again, echoing the beginning of the movie, but this time the judge acquitted him and released him in court, and then The magazine came out, and the cover was No Jail This Time, which was no longer in prison this time, which was a perfect ending to the movie.
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