Three years ago, Jeffand his girlfriend DianaWhen traveling by car, said Diana went to a roadside shop to buy some cold drink something, the result But never return. Jeff didn't believe that Diana deliberately left without saying goodbye, so he did not give up searching for a day in the past three years. He posted a missing person notice in public and entrusted the police to search for it, but there was no news, and even the police did not hope. But Jeff still held the belief that he would live to see people die and see corpses. On this day, he received a call from a man who claimed to know Diana's life and death. Jeff rushed, the man who called himself Barneypoured a cup of medicated coffee, asked Jeff to drink it, and said, "If you want to know where your girlfriend is, you have to experience what she has experienced. The matter." Jeff sipped his coffee in one sip and fell into the trap set by Barney
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The Vanishing movie plot
2022-01-07 15:54
Extended Reading
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Raul 2022-01-07 15:54:04
The horror of this literary film is not visual or atmospheric, but based on "what you think" in the real world. The director has long put aside the suspense of who is the murderer. The first half has a slow and steady rhythm, but this plot that focuses on the status of the characters creates the illusion of "you think" and becomes the source of the cold and horror at the end. I like the semiotic name of the original novel Golden Egg very much. This symbol is affixed and cleverly designed in the film.
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Angelina 2022-04-23 07:03:28
Completely hopeless psychodrama
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Raymond Lemorne: My daughter was bursting with pride. But I thought that her admiration wasn't worth anything unless I could prove myself absolutely incapable of doing anything evil. And as black cannot exist without white, I logically conceived the most horrible deed that I could envision right at that moment. But I want you to know, for me killing is not the worst thing.
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Rex Hofman: Sometimes I imagine she's alive. Somewhere far away. She's very happy. And then, I have to make a choice. Either I let her go on living and never know, or I let her die and find out what happened. So... I let her die.