It's a bit cloudy, and many parts of the plot are not clearly explained, and some parts have not been carefully scrutinized, but overall it is a very good movie, with a slightly heavy taste and wonderful. The most impressive thing is the evasion of the track in the cesspool, which is disgusting but unforgettable. When Temujin was young, he escaped the enemy's pursuit by hiding in the water with hollow straw. When he first read it, he was amazed at such wisdom. Now it seems that hiding in the water is definitely a bit inferior, and the actors are also hard enough. They sank a little in the cesspool, and when they climbed out, they were covered in yellow solids. Choosing this way to escape, at least I appreciate it. People live in things, what can't bear it? What is there to care about?
The first half of the movie is bloody and depressing, but the ending suddenly turns to a warm human truth. The heroine who betrayed the male protagonist and was caught by the male protagonist with evidence of cheating turned out to be the one who really loves and is only the male protagonist. The male protagonist is 1.68 meters tall, so the male protagonist and the female protagonist worked together to deal with the evidence, forged the scene, and wiped it out The bad guy lived a happy life of loving husband and wife and carrying Liujia. It feels like the ending suddenly fell, but the happy ending can really warm the hearts of many viewers, so there is no need to criticize too much. The male protagonist's first job is headhunting, and his sideline is an art thief. He is diligent and hard-working to make money in order to satisfy the vanity of his tall and beautiful girlfriend. In the end of the movie, the female protagonist said: You make art The thief is just to buy me these things I don't need, what do you think of me! Righteous words and awe-inspiring, the male protagonist lowered his head ashamed, I had to open my mouth, deceive myself, maybe there is such a woman in this world, I can't say for sure, right?
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