But Stu's lingering among magazines, celebrities, and the police who broke the news was very impressive, especially the restaurant owner who was playing hard-to-get with the intern. I smiled knowingly, and even secretly promised to learn. However, it is these exquisite, handsome Italian-style suits, and the "lie to everyone" that MS can play around, which leads to a pizza man.
To be honest, this pizza man really did a good job. His expression is that of no expression but one that makes people guess in 10,000 ways. It can be innocent or a vengeful demon.
Another great performance is the fat whore, when she yells "He has a gun, he kills people!", the exposed chest, the exaggerated makeup and the exhausted back lip, that kind of "show talent" The atmosphere of "I can't tell the truth when I meet the soldiers" is completely created, I really sweat for Stu
. The suspense of this play is who is the man with a magnetic and detached voice, that is, whether Stu will be shot by the police, so that the voice The man succeeded, especially when there was a power struggle within the police, and Stu was completely under surveillance and could not ask for help.
So, when I heard the voice man in a trance after Stu was injected at the end, I thought that Stu could call his wife, the police chief and shout to Stu to send a message. In fact, it was part of the voice man's plan. He did it on purpose. Indulgent.
The only thing I don't understand is that the voice man's final monologue is so divine, it seems to completely remove the image of a perverted killer, so why did the pizza man die for the ghost?
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