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I don't know who is the real neurotic in this world
Antonio 2022-03-24 09:02:48
To be honest, I only thought about watching Amanda's movie after watching Les Miserables. The screenwriter is obviously an anti-police person, just look at the useless performance of the police in it. The plot is a little long-winded, and the arrangement is not very appropriate. For example, the role of the new policeman is not reflected at all. In order to show Jill's independence and heroism, the screenwriter weakened the criminal's ability and IQ too much, making the plot very unreal. Many things in the plot are not explained in the end, such as how the criminals entered the room without knowing the traces, and how the girls in those holes died, I mentioned it a little, but did not give a little clue to the audience. think. But the sentimental sisterhood inside is quite warm and touched. In addition, the indifference of the police is also reflected in a problem in modern society, which is worth thinking about.
Extended Reading
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Lt. Ray Bozeman: Mrs. Conway! Adults have the right to disappear.
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Powers: She stuck with her story. And now everytime a girl goes missing, she thinks it's her guy and she's in here breaking my balls.
Peter Hood: She can always move in with me. I like 'em a little crazy.