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I can't believe Tong Yan anymore
Josie 2022-04-21 09:01:37
The tones of the film are also very cold and very eerie. Should I recommend it to parents who do not have a baby but want to adopt a child at the same time, this kind of thinking is quite bad. I feel that the first time I watched it, it was still a very ups and downs plot, and the settings were quite creepy, because I didn't know why, and then I kept holding it until the screenwriter told you the answer at the end, and after I was relieved, I was still sweating a lot. come out. I don't know if this story is adapted from a true story. If so, I think the world is too insecure. In particular, the start and stop of the background music and the start and stop of the characters' speech are set just on that power line, which has been digging deep into the fear in people's brains, and has no intention of catching it. The last tray came out, and the fear woke up. It seems that the director is quite kind, otherwise it is estimated that the audience will be seen to be sick, such as no longer dare to leave children alone in the room? For example, no longer feel that the child is not a threat to you? So from another perspective, we can really reflect on the mentality of treating children. Is it just like treating the weak, will such an ethic continue in the future society? I won't tell everyone the plot, I have to watch it alone, and the hair will stand up cool~
Extended Reading
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Kayley 2021-11-11 08:01:16
In the end the little girl was kicked to death, and I applauded fiercely in the audience
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Reagan 2022-03-24 09:01:32
The moment when he stabbed his adoptive father was really heartwarming. It's a pity that the second psychiatrist failed to set up a bridge to get rid of it. Vera is really handy in this kind of film. One more star is for Loli who plays an old maid. Her acting skills are so overbearing that she will definitely kill Xiao Xiaobin in seconds.
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[Esther and Max walk up after Daniel has shot a pigeon with his paintball gun]
Esther: Did you kill it?
Daniel Coleman: [crying] It was just a paintball, I didn't think it'd hurt him...
[She picks up a big rock and holds it out to him]
Esther: Put it out of its misery.
[off his look]
Esther: It's in pain. And it's your responsibility.
Daniel Coleman: It was just an accident.
Esther: If you walk away now, it'll starve to death. Is that what you want?
[pause]
Daniel Coleman: I'm not doin' it...
[after a moment, she smashes the pigeon with the rock]
Esther: [to Max] It's all right. It's in Heaven now.
Daniel Coleman: What's wrong with you?
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[Kate overhears Esther playing Tchaikovsky flawlessly on the piano]
Kate Coleman: You told me you didn't know how to play.
Esther: No, I didn't.
Kate Coleman: Yes, you did.
Esther: You offered to teach me, and I accepted.
Kate Coleman: Okay... so, then, you were just... pretending, this whole time?
Esther: I thought you would enjoy teaching me. It must be frustrating for someone who loves music as much as you to have a son who isn't interested and a daughter who can't even hear.