Well, I did what the director asked me to do all done.
I have completed the audience's respect for the director, but does the director respect the audience?
It is obviously a social film, why does it have to be a plot, suspense, and thriller?
Is it humiliating to make a social film?
Do you have to disguise it as a literary film like a tertiary film?
The suspense movies are also written on the DVD box, the movie rating category is also a suspense movie, and the first half hour is also a suspense movie. Watch this as a suspense movie, your brain is on another channel, okay?
From the perspective of a suspense film, the ending is two people who should not have known each other. It turned out that they have known each other for a long time. This is a very important clue for a suspense film.
However, judging from the ideas expressed in the whole film, the director obviously did not use "the two of them conspire" to solve the mystery.
This is the typical ending of a social film: cover the scroll and sigh, bow your head to introspect, look up to see the next generation, and hope emerges in your heart.
The spirit of the entire film is fundamentally inconsistent with the storyline. The appearance of suspense is neither exciting nor necessary, nor logical nor endless.
I thought it was the exclusive trick of the Chinese director: take a Hamlet or thunderstorm or whatever.
Because those topics are too accurate and too deep, you are too embarrassed to give bad reviews.
"The widow realizes that, that is peace!"
Have you realized it?
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