I watched it in two or three days on weekends, and I didn't get into the movie soon, but the more I watched it, the more interesting it became. Maybe this type of drama has been watched less, and I can't understand every kind of thinking mentioned in it. Some scenes, such as the few small scenes of Uncle at the beginning, are not very understandable, but it does not prevent me from understanding how the work of psychological profiling works. developed step by step.
about criminals. Murder is not just a matter of deep hatred or interest. A person who looks normal in the morning will commit murder at night. Psychological reasons, and a lot of them come from the family. Parents are often discussed in the play, like Holden&Bill, Holden&Debbie, and allusions to the relationship between the characters in the play. Whether parents' actions plant seeds or seeds in their children's minds often depends on the way they treat their children.
The criminals have their own pain points, can they be forgiven? The answer is definitely no. The first time I watched the play, it was a bit sloppy, and it seemed that I didn't pay attention to whether there was any discussion of this issue in the play, and the second time I looked for the answer.
It's amazing that not only Holden, Bill and Wendy's own lives gradually fell into darkness when they explored the dark psychology of criminals, especially in the last scene of the film, Holden became Kemper's friend? Bill's family is strained? Wendy's mental disorder? This is also the most interesting point of the film in my opinion, and I hope the second season can dig deeper.
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