This is the real suspense, because there is no so-called brain-burning step of logical reasoning, and two types of reasoning films and suspense films are strictly distinguished. All logic will be overturned on the second day, there is no accumulation of the initial state, everything is judged from scratch, so it is unresolved, so there are many doubts, even at the end of the film, the suspense is still suspense, what you think is not necessarily correct, Perhaps there is no right or wrong, life is inherently a myriad of possibilities for parallel development. Isn't it said that there are parallel worlds now, should we in the parallel world doubt whether our actions in the other world are right or wrong?
Nicole and Collins' performances are big names after all. It's a pity that I don't know why such a deep suspense film. It didn't unfold well. It was just a short story. Pleasure also has as many doubts and loopholes. The film is only over 90 minutes long. Do you want a tight feeling of urgency that makes you breathless? After all, the performance cannot fully explain the psychological dynamics of the characters, and perhaps a certain background narrative will be more helpful for viewers to understand the rich connotation of this suspense film. In addition, the scenes of the film are relatively thin. Although the patient's movement space is limited, the rich layers can also be expressed by the language of the camera lens and the clever lighting and furnishings. This aspect is also lacking.
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