Pseudo Lolita and True Lolita PK, Reivew on Orphan

Very good thriller. When I saw the trailer, I had a premonition that it would be a good thriller. The thriller atmosphere was accurate, and the follow-up stories were paved. The ribbon around the neck and the reluctance to go to the dentist must be behind There will be explanations, and there will be no unnecessary repetition. The contradictions of the family itself and the horror part are well integrated, and ESTHER's mechanism is relatively new.
I thought the ending would be ESTHER sitting quietly in the classroom and smiling weirdly at the latter adopter, "my name is Esther, what's yours?"
In addition, because I believe that Americans are out of the protection and benevolence of children, in the film No child will die from murder, so it's safe to say that this cute little MAX will bravely survive. It is also for this reason that I roughly guessed that if ESTHER was destined to die, it must not be what we saw. Sure enough, the ending lived up to expectations.
The story tells us that a vicious person at heart, no matter how cute or childish she looks, is always an ugly fake.

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