I felt very unhappy watching the first half. It was the heroine who was trying to kill, but she killed the friends around her. Then in the end, the heroine killed herself, well, that's fine.
Don't understand the meaning of the little boy at the end? ? ? Originally, I wondered if he represented the person who locked the monster in the pyramid, and before I could think about it, I went to die with the heroine. Well, that's fine too.
When I watched this film, I felt that the climax was when the photographer took the picture of the monster weighing the heart. Other than that, it was completely lackluster.
However, it seems that the protagonist's halo has played a role in the back. It stands to reason that monsters have lived in the dark for a long time, so you shouldn't be able to see the heroine who doesn't move and breathes heavily in the dark, right? However, I really didn't see it, which gave the heroine and the photographer a chance to find a way out; after catching the heroine, I didn't dig the heroine's heart for the first time, but waited until she woke up before starting; It's just a matter of doing it, as if slowing down, it's not easy at all, giving the heroine a chance to cut the rope and escape, and suffer another blow from the heroine. Are you saying this isn't right? What's your heart-wrenching way to face the heroine's father?
After watching the catacombs, I was looking for a similar movie, so I saw this one. There are indeed similarities, all based on the stories of death and hell in the background of Western mythology, but compared to the hell of Dante told in the catacombs, this one is completely inferior. The story is fragmented, the logic is full of errors, and there is a lack of deeper thinking. I feel like I've seen this movie and I can forget it.
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