The same is true. All good things was originally the name of a health food store, but it started with this, and began the journey of destruction of the entire movie.
I think the purpose of the director is to explain the world. Helpless, the young and beautiful girl david's wife catie disappeared 20 years ago. 20 years later, david's friend was killed, and his neighbor was also killed. All the doubts are on the rich david, but in the end david escaped the punishment of the law, the most ironic is , the movie says that all this is based on real events in New York. Does this mean that I know that you killed the people, and you killed all three people. All the reasoning points to you, but there is no reasonable witness. The physical evidence judges you,
this is a beautiful enough world, and it is worthy of the ironic movie title like all good things. The
film focuses on the beauty and happiness of david's mother and wife in the previous period, which makes people feel regretful and blocked. I am not a good description. Emotional people, but the discomfort of my body and the pain in my heart make me feel disgusted with such a world. Rather than understand the unpleasantness of these worlds, I would rather never know, if I just imagine this seemingly harmonious world How good things are in the corner every day are torn up by all kinds of people who will never receive the so-called legal sanctions, I am afraid I am also afraid
I can't guess the perverted psychology of David who is a criminal and a rich man, maybe it is because of his childhood and mother. After a happy and happy time, I saw her jump off the building and fall on the driveway, and my brain burst. I couldn't escape the psychological distortion caused by such a nightmare. When I met catie and relived the beauty of the past, my inner memory evoked the beauty of his destruction. Even so, I hate my own understanding, to the point that I don't want to continue to analyze such a person's psychology
at all, and as powerless us, what can we do? Fascinated by the eyes, walk in the dark forever
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