In any case, in my opinion, this is still a rare good film. Although the 21-inch computer screen in the Internet cafe was inferior to the sound and color of the movie, two hours later at 2 am, I was still unable to fall asleep with a kind of excited excitement.
The protagonist of the film, Earl Brooks (Kevin "Cosner), is a polyhedron with a dual personality. In the eyes of outsiders, he is a successful entrepreneur, mingling in the upper class, well-dressed in various social places, and quite famous in the place. ; For the family, Brooks is a responsible father and caring husband, a standard family man. Everything looks so perfect. However, under all the gorgeous halo, Brooks is always surging deep inside. Uneasy desire - murder. Brooks is aware of this evil tendency in his own psychology, and vigorously resists this dangerous desire, in an attempt to redeem his soul surrounded by darkness. But at the same time, this uneasy and panic mood has And great satisfaction with Brooks' alter ego, Marshall (William "Hurt).
Marshall lives in Brooks' subconscious, dominates Brooks' behavior and thoughts, and enjoys his own existence and unknown "work". Whenever Marshall takes over Brooks' mind, the sanctimonious entrepreneur turns into a cold-blooded killer who tramples on innocent lives. Every killing is as capable as a task, concise, and never sloppy, and this modern bloodthirsty fills Brooks' nerves with pleasure all the time... The
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