Too many four stars, too few three stars, and not three and a half stars.
As a movie from the 1980s, it's plausible on the whole, but it's not a masterpiece. There is no place to be particularly tense or scary. The plot is relatively compact, although there are many loopholes. The heroine's acting skills are good, but the dressing in the play is too neutral to say that it is hated or loved; if you dress nicely, the darkening will be more evil in the back.
The ending is the same as most people’s feelings. It’s a bit anticlimactic. Quoting other people’s words is that the male protagonist is fierce at the beginning, and the result is two hundred and five. Especially the female protagonist has already shot him in the leg but still has a hard mouth. You are not talking about people. , Are you talking nonsense?
PS The heroine's motivation for revenge is also ridiculous, "I don't want you to pay me back, you beg me to spare your life." Rich intellectuals don't care about money, but IQ, and want to run after insulting others' IQ? The liar must die today.
Of course, this movie actually contains a hidden message, that is, everyone has a demon hidden in their hearts, and the female protagonist as a psychologist has turned into a thief + a murderer. If the heroine dresses well, she actually has five stars.
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