The first half hour of the film is all about how CJ and his friends create traps, how to arrange them, and how to expose Mark Hunter's ugly face. The whole process of shooting is simple and clear. The heroine is hunted down after the heroine proves that the cigarette butts on that photo were forged and added to the photo after the fact. In these few shots, the police who arrested CJ appeared. He claimed to be a stalker. But the film does not introduce why the policeman is stalking criminals, which makes the film even more inexplicable.
After that, the film directly used the narration to explain the development of the story, making the whole film seem anticlimactic.
In the last ten minutes, the heroine found out through TV news, photos, and CJ's previous video tapes that the real murderer was the man sleeping beside her. The transformation of this plot is very similar to that of South Korea. Reverse drama. At the last minute, overturn all previous settings. In my opinion, the plot has neither foreshadowing nor a good follow-up, which makes it a bit absurd. And how exactly did the heroine know that the dead prostitute was blackmailing CJ? Is there really such a thing as telepathy? This episode is really disappointing.
At the end of the film, the heroine had tears in her eyes and gave the film a "finishing touch": fuck you. It really makes people feel emotional about this film again, how ridiculous. It's a really weird line.
This movie is so disappointing.
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