slow; inexplicably, Reivew on The Two Faces of January

This is a movie based on love. The plot does not have particularly thrilling and suspenseful pictures and plots. Instead, it is relatively simple and can be understood at a glance (fortunately, so many brain cells do not need to die). The tone of the whole movie is a little bit slow-paced. Although this kind of slow pacing will make the viewers a little anxious, it still has the feeling that it is worth tasting and thinking slowly. Overall, it is still ok, at least It can be done without being boring. Some of the relationships between the characters in the play are well understood, while others are difficult to understand. For example, Chester loves her wife Colette very deeply, and cannot tolerate others' favorable impression of his wife; The relationship between Terry and Ludahl made me feel inexplicable, especially at the end. At the beginning, it was understandable that Chester resented Ludahl because he was close to his wife and wanted to kill him, but Chester ended quickly. Why did he tell the truth when he died? Or why? This change is too fast, I can only say that the man who can change his face is terrible!

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