One can imagine what kind of sensation this film would cause when it came out. The plot is thrilling, and the male and female protagonists are so seductive. Carlisle did not die and returned to the apartment. Ethan took off her coat and searched her body. Finally, she overwhelmed the bed and threatened, which made the audience happy.
Although, now it looks less suspenseful. Generally, those who don't see the corpse are likely to be resurrected. In the end, no one wore a two-layer human skin mask, which was a bit regretful.
I think the most exciting part of the show is the scene where the list is stolen. First of all, the floor tiles are spider-web-shaped, and the male protagonist hangs upside down. The camera looks very handsome. Then, the poor staff member vomited in twists and turns, and every time he vomited, the timing of the vomiting was stuck on the edge of the hero's mission failure, and the audience had already pinched the sweat to the point. The slower the pace, the more thrilling it appears. The appearance of the mouse was a pleasant surprise. First, it almost triggered a sound-activated alarm. Secondly, the male protagonist almost fell to the ground to cause a gravity alarm. Finally, the male protagonist was scared to sweat, causing both the temperature control alarm and the gravity alarm to be dangerous at the same time. In summary, the mouse that was killed is the essence of the whole show.
Only then did I know that that piece of music that has been quoted countless times was originally made for this movie. Sure enough, the original is the most suitable, and the atmosphere emerges spontaneously.
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