This is a wonderful suspense reasoning film. When I first watched it, I was confused, but the suspense clung to the audience's heart, making people wonder what was going on. And the film's dialogue is humorous, and the supporting roles range from gang bosses (Morgan Freeman and Ben Kingsley) to gangsters. I am used to seeing Liu Yuling's fierce role in the fight and killing, and I feel very fond of her cute little woman at first glance. As the film progresses, the truth is gradually revealed, and it is finally realized that the plot is reasonable and the logic is rigorous, and it is indeed very exciting.
I am rarely moved by the fate of the people in the play now. But when Liu Yuling was killed by WILLS in the autopsy room, I really felt very sorry, and only breathed a sigh of relief when I finally saw her and Josh Harnett get together.
However, because the film's structure is the same as "Irrevocable", it adopts a completely flashback mode, and it is impossible to see the end, which tests the endurance of the audience. It is estimated that some viewers will give up halfway and miss an excellent suspense film.
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