Generally speaking, the film is okay. It has been paving the way, as the first point of view of the couple, looking back at their lines and expressions as the murderer's explanation, it still makes sense. It's just that the director and the screenwriter deliberately misled us in order to fool us. If it is natural for the filming to reveal the truth from the beginning, the audience will say: "Oh, it turned out to be like this. It seems reasonable to look back. It is unexpected and reasonable. I didn't think it was the cleverness of the story. It was perfect." But when I saw the truth in this movie, when I looked back and looked at the previous plot, I found that it was the director and the screenwriter deliberately cheating, rather than the wise and foolish traces.
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