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Synopsis: Kevin Spacey plays Henry Carter, a well-known Los Angeles psychiatrist with an A-level patient lineup, including a slightly out-of-date actress, a comical patient with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder The economic man and an insecure bestselling author of thrillers. But Henry himself is also troubled by problems. He has no ability to deal with the tragedy that happened to him, and can only indulge in the use of marijuana. . .
Since "Crash", group drama films have become a popular icon in Hollywood in recent years. The recent "Blue Powder" and "Informer" are relatively unique, and these types of films are increasingly focusing on pictures and music. Work hard, this "Psychiatrist" is also the same, the light plot, music and photography are very good, as for the lineup, Kevin Spacey and Robin Williams led a group of second-tier male and female stars to form a good team. The lineup includes powerful old stars and young handsome guys and beauties to attract young audiences. Robin Williams, who looks like a good man, is a special character this time, an old playboy suffering from sex addiction. . .
I like the rhythm of the film, it's unhurried, the morning when every doctor wakes up seems to be the beginning of each paragraph of the film, but I don't like the ending of the film, it's too warm and doesn't fit the tone of the whole film. . .

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