The plot of the movie is intuitively compared with the three billboards, which are more uncomfortable and angry than the billboards.
It's uncomfortable. When I was acquitted, I was as powerless as the heroine. I couldn't bear to watch it any more. I needed some spoilers to relieve this discomfort.
Many of the shots have been slightly shaking, and it was a little uncomfortable at first. As the plot develops, the audience's psychology will be hesitant, anxious, and uneasy with Katya. And the smoothness of the shot at the end is that Katya was finally freed.
The female lead is really good, and the emotional appeal is too strong. Anger and sadness to the point of trembling, feel free to take a screenshot.
At the end, the heroine's revenge is divided into two times. The first time is purely for revenge, and the audience is emotional and nervous. The second time is what Katya did after her inner peace was relieved. The audience also waited calmly for the ending. Use violence to control violence, and echo back and forth out of thin air. Let Katya have the mentality of re-choice and continue to choose revenge, and the three billboards are finally told that the object of revenge is not the one who killed his daughter and still move forward, which is similar in purpose. However, I personally feel that the treatment method that came out of thin air is more delicate. After being reborn, I chose to end it myself to feel the pain that my husband and son had experienced.
However, there is another feeling that human rights in safety are the best human rights. Different national conditions and backgrounds make people a little angry at the development of the middle legal plot, and some cannot resonate with them.
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