Shooter=Shoot Her is a very interesting design. Mort has already had the idea of killing his wife from the very beginning when he conceived this image. At the same time, it also implies that his wife's derailment is the direct cause of Mort's more serious personality split. There is another point that I find very interesting, that is, the novel published by the author in 1995 just predicted the trajectory of his future life, and the development of reality was different from the novel at the beginning, but in fact, the ending was already set in Mort's heart from the very beginning. Just kill her like in his novel and bury her in her favorite garden, plant corn, digest the body with corn, and digest the corn in Mort's stomach. (This is really creepy) At the end, it can be seen that Mort doesn't care whether he is found to be the murderer at all. For a writer, "the ending is the most important". Indeed, he only cares about the ending. His life has been integrated with the novel. as one. Therefore, when he finally rewrote the ending in reality, his whole person changed, his life patterns, and even installing a treadmill at home formed an interesting contrast with the sloppy and decadent image at the beginning.
Finally, I would like to say that Depp's acting skills are really amazing, and he successfully performed the process of splitting and inner struggle of a person with schizophrenia, and the characters' fears are also very real. Puzi's appearance in 2003 and 2004 is really the best. It is between sexy and cute. It is also very charming to play a decadent writer. From time to time, a sister who is fascinated by Puzi is also very charming. To ease the tension of suspense movies (laughs)
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