"Murder at the Royal Hotel" believe me, this time, Brother Hammer is really a trick. On a rainy night at the Royal Hotel, which spans two states, what kind of story will be behind the six guests and a terrified waiter? The first half of the film is really great, the multi-perspective narration, the cross editing of several story lines, the subsequent plot twists, and the successive suspense points will make you curious about the ending of the film. But in the second half of the story, as the mysteries were uncovered one by one, all the branch lines came together, that is, after our Thor appeared, everything became cliché, the rhythm began to procrastinate, and the motives of the characters began to be inexplicable. , the younger sister who had no feeling about her sister's death, and the waiter who suddenly went berserk when she wanted to repent, completely lowered the standard of the whole film. 6 points. Ps: If it weren't for the fact that there were no swear words in the story and a large number of soundtracks, the first half of the story really misunderstood that it was Quentin's work.
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