1. You can see the past and the future with just a touch. Why do you need the police? Touch one by one, then concentrate, can you see the face of the criminal? And then go get people, isn't that the end of it?
2. The detective seems to have done nothing in fact; the criminal came to the door by himself, and the understanding of the case depended on superpowers and the criminal's reminder. The only good thing might be to save the heroine?
3. Don't you intend to explain the director of how those miraculous crimes are done? Even if you have superpowers to see the past and predict the future, how do you break through the door without leaving a trace? Or the people of American imperialism do not lock the door? Moreover, how did you find out that this person was seriously ill and could not be saved? Every day you walk up and down the street and see someone wrong and go home with someone? Also, the projection on the wall for the heroine at the end, the one whose eyes can follow, how did you do it? And then, there are so many ways to euthanize, do you have to pick such a bloody method?
All in all, euthanasia is indeed a topic worthy of discussion, but the performance of this film, at least in my opinion, is by no means satisfactory.
One star for "Hannibal" and one star for the detective's beautiful daughter.
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