But you won't know what's wrong with him until 1/3 of the time, and 2/3 of why he's always calling out a woman's name when he's promiscuous, and he's drinking from anxiety sufferers. When he was on the sedative, he would think of his former wife saying teasing words when he had a mental problem, but it was just his fantasy wife. In fact, his wife is a good housewife, gentle and considerate like an angel. But he lost her and his daughter. When he was schizophrenic, he abused his colleagues but suddenly remembered his wife and regained consciousness.
He knelt down and cried and said I didn’t want to hurt You, the whole film can be said to be a beautiful acting, vividly and vividly possessing the villain, but when the protagonist wakes up and feels a sense of guilt, there is a crack in his eyes, sadness or even collapse makes me feel this is still, but still laughing Sounds like James McEvoy. There are three twists in the plot, and my tears never stopped until the final truth was revealed. In an hour and a half of the film, I treated this person as an asshole for at least an hour... But in the last third, I felt the most real side of this person. He sat down with blood all over his face and said I was just doing this to get closer to him, and I shed a few tears.
His face was full of wounds. He was embarrassed to buy wine in the supermarket but saw his wife, he tried to beg her to stay with his eyes. But watching her leave with his own eyes, he was dazed, and when someone suddenly touched his arm, he was startled and let go of the wine bottle and smashed it on the ground. At that moment, I pulled it back and watched it a dozen times. When I cried. I've never seen so many movies that made me cry. That reaction, that acting really makes people feel broken. He quickly crouched down and looked at the fragments of the wine bottle. full of helplessness. Looking up, he found his wife and her son standing in front of him. He quickly got up with tears in his eyes, but pretended to be relaxed and said that he was undercover, just a retweet of the painting. But at the moment when his wife was about to leave, he begged her not to leave... My God [sad] [sad] [sad] Damn, what is this comedy? It's a tragedy, no wonder Yimei is willing Reduce the pay to make this film
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