I have watched "The Invisible Guest" and "The Mirage" successively, and became interested in the director Lao Ao, and then I followed Lao Ao's early "Female Corpse Mystery"; overall, the level of Lao Ao is still improving year by year. Yes, but after watching "The Invisible Guest" and then watching "Female Corpse Mystery", it seems very common; the misleading of the large number of one-sided shots at the beginning of the film is indeed a bit nonsensical, but after calming down, think about it for a while. For a suspenseful film, to add so many memories of the sheriff's past, if the director is not so bad, the only explanation is that the sheriff is inextricably linked to this case. Think about it, besides the male lead himself, who else might know so many details between the male lead and the deceased, can there be a more reasonable explanation besides the "Little San"? Here, the answer is ready to come out. When the memory of the sheriff flashed by waiting for the traffic light, the grievances between the male lead and the sheriff could be guessed; when the little girl appeared, the relationship between the sheriff and the "little three" became clear. . The story is not bad, and there are many bugs. How come the house that I just lived in suddenly turns into a house that has been vacant for a long time within a few hours? The moving company in China is not so fast... Besides, an invitation card is worth it. To tear it and eat it? There is such a big threat. It is enough to throw it away. Since others can find it and send it over, what if it is destroyed... The motorcycle in the movie is still good, the retro car of the Kawasaki 800 , Referring to the domestic price of Z900RS sold at 14w, this car is not cheap, and it does give a lot of it. It seems that the director still likes motorcycles... Generally speaking, the film can be considered as passing, not excellent, but if I haven't experienced the tempering and growth of this kind of film, how can I export such an excellent film as "The Invisible Guest", I look forward to Lao Ao's next film...
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