(I'm curious why there is no movie review for this movie.) What I have to say is that the heroine is really one of the highlights of the whole movie. Almost every exit is amazing. Of course, it is a thriller. For a sci-fi movie, these are not enough. As far as the whole movie is concerned, at the beginning, it is explained that when the male protagonist sees water in the memory space of others, he will think of his wife who died in the bathtub. It also shows the heroine's extraordinary insight and extremely high IQ. From this, when I saw Anna's action of turning off the faucet when she was taking pictures, and deliberately letting water flood the room to cause the poor uncle's painful memory, you can guess. By this time, Anna has mastered the initiative in the confrontation between the two, and can perfectly use her memory to control the male protagonist. At the end, she tricked the male protagonist into the villa's phone call. This is half of the method of deliberately hanging up, which is basically the commonality of this type of film. Basically, this kind of dialogue is a trap of deception; From what the chief said when he visited the prison, it can be roughly deduced that the whole movie is a story of a beautiful girl who uses an uncle who is suffering to complete a wonderful escape from prison. Let me talk about some details. One is roses. I think this also indicates that such a beautiful girl in the film is beautiful but dangerous, including the fact that at the end, when the heroine sends flowers to the hero, she specifically emphasizes to pull out the thorns, which should also imply this. When she returned to freedom, she was a beautiful and harmless flower, which corresponds to Anna's mother not allowing any sharp objects in Anna's room at the beginning of the film, but the prisoner was turned upside down. There are still many small details in the film, such as the abacus in the office, etc. Overall, it is still a good movie. The plot is not good, but the creativity is admirable.
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