Ups and downs Wicked

When I saw the word Wicked at the beginning of the film, I was looking forward to a horror movie. After seeing the face and mouth of the male protagonist's fiancée resembling Anne Hathaway, I looked forward to the appearance of horror elements for a long time. When I fell in love with sleeping pills and fell on the hotel bed to start my memories, I began to expect this to be a light psychological horror film. When Lisa who looks exactly like Natalie Portman appeared, I finally gave up seeing horror. The desire for the camera is honestly ready to accept the baptism of literary films. I don't understand at all that the actor bumping into the face is to boost the box office? But it's also possible that I'm face-blind.
The plot has twists and turns, but I don't understand Alex's infatuation very well. Since love at first sight has been missed, why should I use lies to make myself embarrassed. If we want to continue with the setting of such an infatuated woman, Alex's apology to Lisa at the end is too abrupt. And after the male protagonist and Alex went to bed, he blamed the apartment for "Wicked", full of Lisa's breath, which was really disgusting. Think about it, there is a fiancee (but she has decided to find her true love, Lisa, so she can ignore it), and her true love, Lisa, slept with another unrelated but "same name" because of a wicked apartment. Brother, is your point wrong? !
Overall, it's quite exciting, and some flashbacks are handled in a way that makes people dance (such as the flashback in Alex's car). In addition, I feel that only the male protagonist did a good flashback when he first appeared on the scene. Later, it seemed that there were too many flashbacks and the director was too tired to do delicate flashbacks. I have to say that it really affects the look and feel.
It is important to point out that the soundtrack at the end is highly praised. The Scientist I played made me shake it off all the grooves~

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