One: The protagonist is in a mental hospital with a "mentally ill" friend Rudy McKenzie, the bracelet tied to the finger when the protagonist falls on the ice at the end, and the last scene "The man who killed the police and escaped was in the hand of the bar. The same "green beads. If it's a movie's gangster scene, it's inexplicable, because a movie with such a strong logic will not add a bunch of bracelets to the hands of the police killer at the end. What does the director want to show? It's worth thinking about, is it trying to express that Rudy McKenzie is traveling in reverse? What's hiding behind?
Second: How does Rudy McKenzie, the protagonist's "psychotic" in about 47 minutes of the film, know the way to travel? "The less you panic, the less cranky you are." This is also a question. Why would a normal thinking person pretend to be a mental patient to enter this hospital, just because of his wife?
Third: If the above reasoning is correct, then why does the protagonist become a patient when he crosses the former doctor Damon he met in the basement of the mental hospital for the second time? Could it be that the death of the protagonist has become a scandal in a mental hospital, and public opinion has caused Damon's weak heart to collapse? It is obviously unreasonable. A medical staff who often tortures patients already has a perverted hardness in his heart.
Don't tell me I have a big brain! If you don't like it, don't spray it! !
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