It's a very Spanish movie. At the time of his life and death, the male protagonist is like fine points, all kinds of dramas, alienated bad guys, and Goodman swallowed the poisonous cookies bit by bit, and took some in his pocket before leaving, which is very Spanish.
The overall rhythm of the film is still very good, the overall concept is also good, and several points are also very poignant: the little girl was sexually assaulted and then stopped talking; the little girl extended the dog's life; the heroine learned that her daughter was sexually assaulted The madness at times; the male protagonist blames himself for not saving and indirectly killed the drowned person in the tunnel; the male and female protagonists witness the horror and fear of the bad guy killing the puppet (probably called this)...
But there are also many bugs, so it can't be called a masterpiece: the little girl climbed too fast and found the tunnel in the basement at once; the male protagonist should have a story before, at least he should have a daughter, but he didn't. See; why the male protagonist has been monitoring the next door professionally to such a degree; the traces on the ground are not obvious, the traces of the cameras installed on the wall are still there; Goodman is too good to be summoned, just send a text message; The emotional line is a bit confusing, do not fully trust each other but love each other?
In the middle of the night, when the little girl wears underwear to see the male protagonist and sits on the lap of the bad guy, it is really... a little less scumbag in the world
I know a lot of people want to say that they won awards because of the male lead; there are slides and junk cars in the backyard; there are pictures of the male lead, his wife and daughter in the film, but I think it is one thing to lay the foreshadowing in advance, and it is another to bury it properly. Well, the length of processing is one thing. If it is a drama itself, the logic requirements of the movie are higher, I have to watch the movie well :)
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