The indifferent spectator psychology criticized by Lu Xun is a common human problem

Garry 2022-03-21 09:02:23

This film not only tells a thrilling murder story, but also criticizes people's spectator psychology, indifference, selfishness, and even the criminal subconscious in many people's hearts. It seems that Lu Xun's harsh criticism of the Chinese applies to everyone.
I once saw a documentary about animals. It was about orangutans. They would kill their own kind, just for the sake of killing. I was thinking, do things that hurt their own kind happen to advanced animals?

There are also unreasonable points in the movie. An Fbi agent, who is specially responsible for network investigation, was hacked so easily and implanted a Trojan horse. It seems unprofessional.
On the phone, the detective had told Marsh to stop moving there. She even saw the car get ready and got into the car. As a police officer, her professional sensitivity is not enough.

Owen's method is a bit close to Jig Saw, it seems that Jig Saw has a successor.

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Extended Reading
  • Thomas 2022-04-23 07:02:57

    "You said, what kind of people are in this world?"

  • Ruth 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    The male protagonist is the kind of character that makes people want to kill with a knife immediately after watching it. The American version of "Curiosity Killed the Cat"

Untraceable quotes

  • [online, Griffin sits in a chamber with sulfuric acid pumping into it]

    Detective Eric Box: If that's water in that tank, pretty soon he's going to be sitting in battery acid.

  • Agent Griffin Dowd: Got the list of them right here. The most common is Heparin; get the dose right you save a life, wrong, got yourself a hemophiliac.

    Richard Brooks: So the more people who visit the site, the more the drug is released, and the faster he bleeds.

    Agent Jennifer Marsh: That's right, that's what we believe.

    Richard Brooks: Well, isn't that wonderful.