This one is pretty good too, I've watched the whole series so far. The second and third are the best, if you like the narrative rhythm, the whole series is actually pretty good. There is a deep malice surging beneath each story, and there are one or two characters that stand out to me.
In "trap", the bright and well-bred artist who appeared on the scene, as the story goes on, the hidden hatred gradually overflows When he says "I hate you", everything reaches its peak, he is like a wounded lion , hysterically trying to break through the cage of "two mothers". One of the things the movie doesn't say is that his wife and his mother look a lot like his victims, they're medium to high with dark brown hair, or that his victims and his wife look a lot like his Mother……
In "dead man", I don't have a very impressive character, but I just hate the "fur coat" that betrays the class of one's origin and hurts others recklessly. The image of the arrogant nouveau riche can be said to be very successful.
In "Crossroad", the sister acted really well. When I first saw it, I felt that something was wrong, not like an unmanned girl but like a delusional girl. Anderson is a true gentleman on the surface, especially his scary face with scars and "protect you" behavior, similar to Quasimodo.
Finally, let’s talk about Megre, he is very accurate and he is also very confident in this. The former is reflected in his choice to trust Anderson, who met for the first time, and the latter is reflected in his decisiveness in arresting Marcel Manson. The details are that his subordinates asked him "are you sure it's this man, chief?", and he answered "yes." Seriously, if he hadn't been the protagonist, I would have thought that he was being forced to jump off the wall. People are beaten into a trick???.
In short, I like Rowan Atkinson more and more and look forward to his next works~
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