It stands to reason that this should be a happy ending, but it is difficult to make people happy. The vase man Channing Tatum died, the dragon tattoo girl Rooney Mara was imprisoned in a mental hospital, the conspiracy girl Catherine Zeta-Jones was arrested, and only Jude Law got justice. There is no joy for all, only despair. After director Steven Soderbergh continued "Magic Mike", he brought together many idol stars to send conspiracy theory medical films. Of course, the director has no intention of revealing the dark side of the medical world in a comedy like the 2005 film of the same name. Just use the bridge of psychological treatment to plan a small psychological war.
It has to be said that the production level and interpretation level of the film are excellent techniques. With perseverance and perseverance, Jude Law relied on the clues to peel off the cocoon layer by layer, and took the opportunity to break down the female bases with a degree of precision. There is nothing too thrilling in the whole play, and it also means a bit of reasoning and suspense. The biggest flaw is that this is a typical horror crime genre that cannot be spoiled. Once the mystery is revealed, there is nothing mysterious about it. Therefore, after a long time of mystery, you will die when you see the light, and there is no depth at all. However, it is appropriate to put a simple story in a magical atmosphere. Perhaps, this is the style of the master.
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