The thriller tone of the whole play is very fascinating, although the foreshadowing and story explanation are a bit long, it is difficult for the audience from the perspective of God to guess the direction of the plot.
The two actors, husband and wife, acted very well: sometimes fearful and sometimes strong, the relationship is complicated and confusing, there are too many mysteries, and it is difficult to judge who is the dominant party in this relationship. There are only six episodes in total, and it was not until the fourth episode that the scene of drug use could be used as a basis for judgment. In particular, actress Eve Hewson, who likes to play his wife, is vulnerable, sad, innocent, devoted, and paranoid. Every emotional change is particularly natural and layered. The husband's character setting, whether from the evasiveness of extramarital affairs or the indifference to his wife's escape, is not well justified in the plot setting, and may be more to create suspense for the plot. So watching her husband's mood changes, it is often substituted into the set question: what is going on here. It should be said that the more suspenseful elements of this play are shown by the various reactions and emotions of the husband. Although I'm not very comfortable with my husband's actor's character, I'm just too tall. I should be a Nordic person who speaks fluent English, not a cute Scottish accent, so I keep dancing. Too narrow for me, bound by stereotypes.
At the end, the last reversal of the reversal of the male and female soul exchange is superfluous. If it is only a fire, it will only be more meaningful for the soul exchange of the two heroines, because it is a struggle between two women. As a result, it became a struggle between men and women, not so conflicted, but not as expected as women and girls. The tone of black actresses has always been very positive, and compared with the various emotional transformations of husband and wife, it seems relatively weak. The last episode was darker but more interesting. The most interesting thing is that the husband who is very plump in front of him has turned into a silly white sweet, and the discomfort of the child makes me look forward to the second season.
Finally, if the suspense film relies on the hypothesis of soul exchange that is divorced from reality to advance the story, all the mystery settings will be pale. Even though it felt a sense of reversal just after watching it, but after thinking about it, I found a lot of things that really don't make sense, such as why the husband should check the post, why the wife is forbidden to socialize, and what is the purpose of the line of Anthony's patient? Maybe in the second season. In fact, I don't like this kind of ending reversal setting. I feel that the screenwriter has dug too many holes and filled it with surreal plots.
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