To be honest, if the female lead is more beautiful and the male lead is in Man, this is really a proper gothic love movie, full of black suspense, mysticism storyline, um, and forbidden. Obsessive description. I think if the suspense is less, and there are more scenes of the male and female protagonist, and a romance film is made, this theme should be very successful (well, it is so superficial). However, this does not prevent me from liking this movie. The Alps under the lens are beautiful, dark, and evil.
There are shadows hidden under the beautiful scenery
When they met for the first time, the gray hue made everything covered with a veil
Tell me what I didn’t understand:
1. Did the salesman who died at the beginning of the movie died naturally?
2. What kind of creatures are those fish in the sanatorium?
3. The staff in the hospital and the evil dean all take the so-called antidote. Why do those fish still attack the dean?
4. How did other patients become obsessed and refuse to leave this place for brainwashing? Hypnosis?
5. Keep reviewing the deaths of the male protagonist’s mother and father. Does it mean that the male protagonist has serious psychological trauma and mental illness, and the female protagonist has fallen into the pit again?
Maybe you will gain something when you brush it a second time. After reading it the first time, it was a bit obscure and difficult to understand, and some plots were slightly procrastinated.
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