Audience: Young middle school students
Features: mix and match elements
Similar to "Escape from the Dead", but the rhythm and plot are too fluid and have no style.
After watching this film, I can't help feeling that the feminist movement seems to have really become a consensus in Europe and the United States.
Plot: The serial killer and the victim's middle school girl swap souls, which not only brings about physical dislocation, but also changes in the location of this escape game.
The serial killer is exhausted, and the heroine uses the "stranger" character to reconcile with her mother.
To sum up, the film has a high degree of completion, and the plot is full and accompanied by emotional changes of the characters.
Incorporate some funny elements
By the way, I exported feminism and created an image of a heroine who grew from a gummy girl to a big sister.
Maybe that's what I'm somewhat disgusted with, because I'm looking forward to a reversal.
It's not like the ending of this film, the villain forced another three seconds
I thought it was the heroine's soul who was shot, but in the end, there was a reverse expression.
However, the reversal of the ending is so conventional, surprisingly conventional.
After thinking about it again and again, I can only sigh with emotion. After all, it is a feminist film. Is this an ideological influence on the plot?
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