Suppose you are moving barriers on a train track, there are two tracks, one has one person and the other has 5 people, and the train is running on the 5-person track. So at this time, you need to make a choice, whether to keep the track and let the train crush the five people, or move the track to the other side and crush one person?
I read some comments, some are obsessed with some bugs, some are complimenting the story. In fact, I think this is a track selection logic, just put on the cloak of revenge. Originally, because the lame sister was gang-raped, the criminal was punished, and the professor's daughter was ill, it was an independent and parallel track, but the screenwriter or director crossed these two lines and gave the professor the right to choose, which is to choose to save his own daughter. , or punish criminals according to their own conscience. For the professor, one track is his daughter, the other is someone else's life, and the train is heading for his daughter.
The professor chose the path that most people would choose, which is to save his daughter. In the end, the lame sister was called frivolous by others, her sister and her father died one after another, and the criminal escaped the punishment of the law.
The director arranged for his brother to take revenge, and finally arranged the ending of the professor and his daughter to be miserable. In fact, the film criticized the professor's choice. You can't do things that harm others because of your own interests, so like other bugs, you can also I can't say it's not important, it will affect the viewing experience. I think it is caused by the Chinese and Korean culture. Good Korean movies pay more attention to the content they want to express, but ignore some flaws, and Chinese movies... do not comment. So I kind of understand why this movie has so many flaws, does the director know? The director must know, but he doesn't care, or because of the movie, he can't express it, he only cares whether what he wants to express can be expressed.
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