These numerous offshoots deviate significantly from the original in the second half of the film, which may be a way for the director to prove himself, but the standard of the film also falls compared to the original. The torture of human nature has turned into a battle of wits and courage between the husband and wife. From the original role of controlling the overall situation, the husband has been reduced to rushing around to put out fires and panic. The tension from the beginning to the end and the worry and anxiety about the fate of the wife that the original work brought to the viewer also disappeared when the wife turned to investigate her husband.
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