"Seven Neuropathies" continues the British black humor that director Martin MacDonald is best at. Through ingenious plot design, the story is told seamlessly and seamlessly, and various characters with vivid personalities are used to build the most unexpected relationship between characters. The setting of the scene in "Seven Neuropathies" is bringing the rigor of this plot to its extreme. At the beginning of the film, a small domino was accidentally pushed, and then the story rushed to the unpredictable in a carnival full of jokes. destroy.
The old-fashioned jokes in Martin MacDonald's new work are always unpredictable despite the proliferation of them.film combines the styles of Quentin Tarantino and Charlie Kaufman, and there is no shortage of surprises.is his best performance in recent years. At the same time, there are also some negative voices.film is either old stuff at the bottom of the box, or it is a strong contrast to better works.Although the film has a lively and funny hour, it makes people drowsy afterwards.
