As soon as it came up, it was a high-energy and beautiful back. It would be a pity not to pull a cup. The scene of the case backtracking is not a classic scene, but it is an old-fashioned development, and I still like it. The classics are such a kingly way. All aspects are very stable and there will not be too many errors. Little by little, the found guilty is inferred and implemented. Under multiple pressures, lies will always break. In the early stage, it was because of the inference of guilt that it lacked some appreciation.
The outstanding performances of the old actors make up for some deficiencies. The rhythm of the story is really amazing. When gradually forcing the opponent to make mistakes, he continued to exert extreme pressure and did not fight unprepared battles. When he was relieved, he suddenly threw out heavy criminal evidence and forced him into the corner.
This ending is also quite royal and very strong. All kinds of conjectures are still rolling in my mind. The three protagonists stared at each other in the carnival crowd, with a strong visual contrast of dynamic and static contradictions. The open ending often has a kind of magic, which can make all the details interlace in the mind, whizzing past, and slowly connecting in Together, it became a mess floating on the head. The finishing touch at the end suddenly revitalized what I thought was a mediocre story and made it sublime. The surprise of being hit by a sudden crit and gasping for breath on the chair, just using a few constantly switching shots and looking at each other, can turn the story upside down again.
There are three guesses at this stage. If you don't like spoilers, you can just ignore the following content.
1. He is guilty. And there are two branches. Let’s talk about branch one first. His wife helped him get out of the crime and had time to prepare. When he was caught in the police station and looked at her at the window, she might have realized something, And when recording the confession, she clearly said: "Let him experience the feeling of trembling." Therefore, she has already helped to deal with the criminal evidence. Motivation speculation is, to save her reputation and social status, property, etc. This is very likely. She was tired of such a marriage, but she was not tired of the rich life his social status brought her. Possessing a certain social status, the opportunity to show up and show off one's beauty is an attraction that cannot be given up. The scapegoat can use her beauty to charm one of his young suitors. In the final scene, she walks towards him and tries to hug him, he ducks, and she goes to sit on the bench next to her, dejected. The handling here let him know that she still loves him, but he no longer loves her. Multiple inner conflicts clashed fiercely.
2. He was guilty, the second branch. Cover up by top police and law firms. There is preparation time, and there are great possibilities. Well-known lawyers generally have a wealth of high-level contacts and their many secrets. Who knows how many things he will say that have nothing to do with the case itself after he is arrested to implicate high-level people. The so-called officials protect each other, they are all grasshoppers on a rope. And it's the people in the police system who are to blame. This is also very suspicious.
3. He is innocent, and the main culprit is her wife. Also, is she the one who loves photography? Women may really be jealous creatures. After all, she also met him when she was a girl and got married along the way. Under the age gap, she accepted such a gap and enjoyed it for a while, enjoying such a state. Well, the desire to monopolize him does exist. From jealousy to hatred, it is feasible to use the young admirer to kill those girls, and the young man is profitable. And why he admitted that he killed those girls, maybe he realized that she was the murderer and wanted to take the blame. This also explains why there are so many doubts, and he uses these doubts to take the crime bit by bit. He has such wisdom. It could also explain that when she approached him affectionately and tried to hug him, he ducked because her cruelty and intrigue were scary. His gossiping around made her jealous. And designed this series of conspiracies.
This series of inferences are all possible, but I still cannot accept the third in my heart.
Finally, excerpt a dialogue from the film. "Beauty, they are all in their own way, don't you agree? There is no hardship in a beautiful woman's life, and men obey them. First their father, boyfriend, husband. Beauty is the only talent of some women, but it will always be Someone is more beautiful than them, younger than them."
And I was confused when I thought that he jumped between guilt and innocence. Because of various clues and brain supplements, the whole plot was full of charm.
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