Of course, the repeated torture of "should or not" in "Cassandra's Dream" was rarely mentioned in the first two parts. "Match Point" was worried all the way, and Wilton carried Chole to seduce Nola until the latter. The focus of the killer is expressing anxiety and nervousness. There is not much time to ask yourself "Should you kill or not". After the incident, he pretended to be innocent, and finally got away with impunity by chance. In "Cassandra's Dream", Terry is deeply guilty of self-blame and cannot extricate himself, and Ian finally punished the crime with unexpected death, putting an end to the "crime and punishment" trilogy. What’s interesting is that Terry, who was at the end of his life and had more reasons to kill and exchange for silver, hesitated and repented beforehand. Afterwards, he regretted betting on this one. However, Ian was able to think like Wilton, and went straight to the future and the beauty, in Old Woody. Under the camera, wine, wealth, wealth, fame and fortune can even kill people.
The evaluation of the film is generally not high. As a senior intellectual, Woody has too many "pointing out" details in the film, but the plot is mediocre-as far as he is concerned. This low-cost movie is more like a stage play. In the movie, Angela, played by Hayley Atwell, is a stage actor. In the second half of the film, there is also a dialogue about Greek drama. In addition, the same is true for the old Woody's lens setting when the actor is in dialogue.
Colin Farrell actually performed well. The panicked look reminded me of the "Phonebooth" a few years ago. Without Scarlett Johansson, it would be hard to imagine that she would not be able to grab the show.
Woody is old, but he is really energetic, the next "Midnight in Barcelona" has come to Barcelona again, just look at the synopsis, the new film is much hotter.
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