Yimei's bald head looks crazy, I'm not used to the whole movie, Yimei's acting show scene is indeed a bit scary. The closed scene escape room and crazy patient schizophrenia is a good idea Yimei's acting skills really hold it up I'm not happy because it's very smooth and nervous. The heroine's mind and personality are particularly lovable. This kind of film needs an IQ and a reaction that is at least higher than the audience's expectations. Otherwise, it's too boring. The details are also in place. At the end, there is a scene that flashes for a second. There are 23 toothbrushes in a movie. If it incites tension and captures the audience's emotions and rhythm so fast that you don't have time to think about the movie's flaws when watching the movie, then it's a very good movie. There are very difficult requirements for performances. The difficulty is not because of the brilliance and depth of the actors' performances. It's hard to do. The film requires Yimei to perform the different personalities quickly and smoothly in a few seconds, and to be obvious enough for the audience to recognize at least a few of the iconic characters. The nine-year-old boy laughs It's not hard to act someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder glaring, it's not hard to act an old woman hysterically going crazy, it's not difficult to even act a non-human being, there are a lot of actors who can do it easily, it's hard to get all the emotions in place in a few seconds, Yimei really did what he did The acting completely covers up and makes up for the flaws and deficiencies of the plot, making this film very attractive
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