The tone of the film is depressive, and the plot is not complicated. About five minutes into the film, it can arouse nervousness. The seemingly simple case is beginning to give people a tendency to constantly mislead, but every time the tour guide is about to lead the audience into a misunderstanding, he pulls the plot back to make the audience feel that there is something inside. More complicated things. Generally speaking, the film is a bit verbose, and some important points are also covered in one stroke, which makes people feel a little disappointed.
"Mystic River" feels more like a suspense investigative film at first.
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