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The first half of the story is wonderful and the second half can hardly be seen directly.
Katlynn 2022-03-19 09:01:02
The first half of the story is suspenseful, and the plot is very beautiful. The heroine is like a social elite, who has been controlling the development of everything, neurotic but proud. Although the money-robbing period was awkward and tolerable, the heroine became a person after being robbed, panicked and weak, but just like a child's play, she framed a rich second generation. Are the police and all the relatives and friends of the rich second generation fools? A video from a monitor can prove to be a self-defense murder? The rich second generation was still in his city when the hostess disappeared. Isn't there a personal testimony to prove that he was not at the scene? The time when the hostess entered the mansion was simply not right. Isn’t the heroine a best-selling author? As for making the police too scared to investigate the case? In the first part, I just wanted to frame Nick for the murder and spent so much effort to prove it. In the later part, it was as simple as eating a meal to frame others and imprison myself.
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Maximillian 2022-03-23 09:01:09
The third act of the original dog's blood is upgraded to black humor; in the opening subtitles, flashback paragraphs and the most important scenes, the editing method of fading out is adopted. The cut-throat scene makes the original party even more stunned. The technical level is impeccable, but the expectations for Vinci should be higher.
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Olin 2021-10-20 18:58:28
I love David Fincher! PS: Before the start, the single guy sitting next to a group of couples was drinking coffee bored and depressed; after the end, he gloated and said to me, Now every couple feels no good...
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Nick Dunne: You know, we have a pretty serious homeless problem in our neighborhood. You maybe could should check that out.
Officer Jim Gilpin: We'll look into that.
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Detective Rhonda Boney: Well, we have our first clue.
[holds an envelope that reads Clue One]