First: You know that you will die if you act alone, so why don't you band together?
Second: instead of watching the villains being taken one by one, why not smash them or throw them away?
Just say that with the fat man's violent temper, he smashed the villain on the plate long ago? However not...
Third: Since the judge is suspended in suspended animation, it is clear at a glance whether he was shot or not, not to mention that there are policemen nearby. The doctor won't check the pulse?
Just pretend to be dead and fool the past, the BUG is simply not too much.
Fourth: Can the murderer kill several people perfectly by himself? Logically contradictory. Speaking of a person with weak legs and feet. Clone is also very slippery? To deal with the steward, with an axe, blood in two halves? Can a general be beaten to death on a seaside ridge? The trough to complete so many thrilling and silent walks back and forth silently, it's really a fraud!
Killing people without fighting? Die silently... and come back to life silently, without checking the dead? It can be said that it is really tricky! BUG not too much too much.
Rather than talking about a perfectly seamless murder plan, it makes more sense to narrate the logic and the whole plot backwards. Excessive attention to death and the pursuit of their own sins are more convincing than killing each other.
Fifth: The atmosphere is not bad, but it is too empty and boring.
Sixth: Since you want to escape, why not set the house on fire to be more noticeable?
Seventh: I haven't read the novel, but as far as the movie is concerned, there's nothing special about it other than making a fool of myself and thinking it's true!
Eighth: That's it... There are too many to delve into... 5000 words are omitted.
Personal opinion, just for reference.
The most profound thing was the strangeness of Naracott who held the sign and sent them back to the island.
And said, "They only paid me to bring me here, sir!"
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