Uncle Ni is a bit like Al Pacino. His face is too muscular, his expressions are too rich, and his expressiveness is too strong. Maybe the director can take more close-ups of him and make a film like that. So I personally felt that the film became Uncle Ni's performance teaching film. When I saw the sentence "PAY THE GHOST" written on the wall, I cut it back to a close-up, and the surprised expression on my face was like this; three vultures were on the trash can, cut back A close-up, the expression of doubt is like this; enter the door and go down the stairs, and find that there is a lot of space under the stairs, give a close-up, the expression of little surprise is like this; dream of little Charlie appearing in the room, cut back to a close-up, the expression of surprise It's like this... The whole movie saw Uncle Ni turn his eyes and raise his eyebrows and shake his lips. Especially when little Charlie disappeared and the two ended up arguing, he cried when he cried. This old actor of the movie king level is so tossing...
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