It’s been a long time since I’ve seen an angry movie that makes people feel really emotional. The point of the movie is to describe how things turned into this step by step. On the basis of constantly revealing the cruelty of human nature, it expounds a truth: fate determines character, and character ultimately And decides fate, the most mysterious river is actually the hearts of these characters. The biggest tragedy of this movie is not the kidnapped and imprisoned children, the young girl who was shot and killed, nor the manslaughtered David, but the ending. After all the truth is revealed, there is no "repentance", The due "redemption" happened, and David disappeared, leaving only the monthly money. A mistake has occurred, and everyone knows it, but instead of correcting it, the mistake itself is even more terrifying. What's really memorable is that at that time, anyone could get on that "car", and then there would be a butterfly effect. The theme of this film is too social Darwinism, and it is difficult for my personal taste to like such a cold film.
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