2 stars, the screen is quite exquisite, but the scene is not much changed. The heroine has too many acting skills, and it feels like she is talking about her, which affects her perception a little. There are a lot of factors in front, such as suspense, hallucinations, mental injury, wreckage, loss of trust, etc., forcibly creating suspense. But in the end, simply pushing all the facts of the case to a child, which means that many of the previous foreshadowings have become nonsense. I also asked the perverted murderer child to explain his own behavior to the heroine. It was a long, old-fashioned paragraph. Then the child never beat the heroine. That's it when the film is over. . . . . .
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