The conclusion is that I am not reliable, and so is the death of the movie. I did some unsatisfactory things, and the things that were supposed to be mysterious and supposed to be backstage were exaggerated by it, I mean: probability!
Just because of this awesome word - probability, I'm sure what happened in the movie would never happen. No matter how careless and careless people are in life, including crazy smoking and drinking or working hard.
This takes away the playability of these films, even though thriller is its main dish.
If you have to "up" these three movies, the fatalistic or related philosophical implications of these three movies are just like American French fries with Coke. The so-called killing time is like this. If you want to kill some vitamins, it will be ridiculous.
The first film was good, novel and broke a new road with an old car. The ancient Chinese people have long had a theory called: life and death are fate and wealth is in the sky. After Chinese director Huang's interpretation in Hollywood, it became: The Plan of Death. Of course, there must be "God of Wealth's plan", "Goddess of wealth plan", etc... but that's not fun.
About the initial, we are ignorant, about the process, we are concerned, about the result, it is precisely what we are most concerned about.
Regarding the second and third parts, there is really nothing to praise except that the design of the death method is still novel, especially the whole logical relationship and structure, there are many traces of perfunctory. I'm not looking at the visuals and the big beauties, but they're pretty much nothing new and have a bit of a lost design. For example, the beautiful heroine in the second part had hallucinations when she was okay. Thank you, eldest sister. You are very sincere in trying to make this story round, but you have to explain that you have low blood sugar. It is not that pregnant women are okay to faint, We are nervous and we are in a relationship.
Not to mention, in short, it is a good thing to bury people or things, and it is easier to spit out than praise. This character is also a probability, coincidentally, hit me.
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