Detail 1: The car behind the heroine when she was in a car accident is the same car that Uncle Liam Neeson was in at the end of the film; Detail 2: The little boy Jack bids farewell to her mother twice in the film, and the first time her mother turned back, The second time I didn't look back; Detail 3: Uncle Liam Neeson hung pictures of people he had mourned all over the wall, some with their glasses open and some closed. To sum up, plus some obvious plots, such as Uncle Nissen will pick off the withered petals at will, the medicine he injected into the heroine is called hydronium bromide, and the little boy buries the living chick after worshipping the uncle as his teacher. Wait, wait, wait, you will understand. In addition, there is another conjecture: why are so many people who are not dead being pronounced dead by doctors? Could it be that the town itself is a hellish horror world? I have a suggestion. People who say that they are trying to deceive people really don’t watch this kind of suspenseful brain-burning film. It costs electricity.
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