This is the first Korean movie that I have watched seriously and patiently. As the title says, this movie has bright spots and more loopholes. The most brilliant bright spot is the acting of the perverted killer actor, which makes the calm before killing The indifferent interpretation is vivid and vivid, replacing the distorted human nature with animal nature, interpreting a perverted state from several dimensions of language, demeanor, action and behavior, and the actor's skill is evident. Then let’s talk about loopholes. The male protagonist is set to be an intelligence agency agent. He needs to have many professional abilities such as fighting, tracking, shooting, analysis, and interrogation. Since the male mainly plays cat-and-mouse games with perverts, and knows that every murderer’s criminal behavior requires To do it by hand, why did he only step on the opponent's left wrist instead of cutting off his eight fingers? The strictly trained agents only rely on a tracker inserted into the body to locate the opponent. If the locator fails or is discharged from the body, the male protagonist will Will completely lose the initiative, and the opponent who calls him after escaping from the hospital has revealed his intention to take revenge on the male protagonist's fiancee's family, but he has no response. He didn't expect to go back to protect his family first. You should call the sister-in-law immediately, at least one can be saved. . . . . . This is common sense that even ordinary people know that government agents can make such a mistake. . . . . . There are also many illogical plots that violate common sense and are illogical, so I will skip them first.
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