I don't think it really matters if it's true or not.

Mireille 2022-03-23 09:01:04

1. An unusual murderous movie, in a superficial and exaggerated way, it sketches a satirical portrait of the upper-class American elites. The impression is hearty, sometimes intimidating or falling into doubt. 2. Christian Bell played a double-faced cold-blooded killer who was depressed, empty, and extremely narcissistic. He was shocked with a smile but not a smile. He also contributed a large number of emoticons and made two phone calls. The confession when the heart is broken is simply wonderful. 3. Modern urban civilization that criticizes consumerism, money supremacy, vanity and hypocrisy, emotional exhaustion (only greed and disgust), and schizophrenia have put many symbolic joyful bridges into this, such as competition and competition. Business card fonts and printed patterns, obsession with facial masks & fitness (glossy skins), great music taste before murder, and high-end restaurants that are difficult to order. 4. Two mentions of Trump (father and daughter), and Reagan on the ending TV. Now, I don’t see any prophecies, and I point my finger at the Republican Party. 5. At the end of the [Texas Chainsaw Massacre] broadcast while crunching, the [Les Miserables] musical poster. 6. The truth is indistinguishable, and the truth is indistinguishable, but it is not the point. (8.0/10)

Delia 2022-03-22 09:01:04

Watching this movie after chasing the series of law and politics pioneers, all the way tangled, except for the cute little Bell's good acting skills, why can't the police catch him? Also, he thinks about killing every day, how can he be a banker that is so awesome on Wall Street? Very magical noir movie~