A bloody case caused by outsourcing, Reivew on A Perfect Murder

The cast is very strong, but the performance can't be tapped. The screenwriter's imagination is limited to symbolic characters. Perhaps because of this, the producer intends to go directly to the star with the highest box office value to give the characters in the play a halo.
The plot is very standard value-driven, and it always feels like the unimaginative work of the screenwriter of the class.
The detective who looks exactly like the young version of Polo made my eyes shine. I thought it would be a strange peak since then, but the movie rolled into the pit, and finally it was dismantled by express delivery to create a climax. I feel sorry for the screenwriter, a little bit. So sad.
Husband, lover, best friend, detective, every symbolic character, every blunt transformation reminds me that besides craftsmanship, movies also need talent.

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