Before reading the movie review, I didn't know who Tetsuya Nakajima was, but I've seen Matsuko and Confession, which were disliked, and I liked it very much. In this movie I also saw Matsuko's heroine and the beautiful female student in the confession. The storytelling method of this movie feels very similar to the confession, and the soundtrack is also very similar to the confession, especially the violent blood-spraying part, which will be accompanied by very bright music, and there is a bright feeling in the confession, so fast forward here. .
I haven't seen the trailer, I was attracted by the poster, and the words on the poster that love a girl and become a devil made me very motivated to watch this film. First, I vaguely feel that the word "loving daughter" is used strangely, including the images of father and daughter on the poster. I always feel that there will be some incestuous plot between the father and daughter; second, I really want to know what looks good The girl is a devil. After watching the first half of the movie, I thought that this movie should be trying to express how much a parent’s lack of love for their children would cause a child. I thought that in the end, the father would gradually change himself in the process of looking for his daughter and realize how jerk he was before. When I saw it at the end, I found out, hehehe, I was so stupid and naive, how could this father become more and more jerk. Especially the part about raping the pervert killer's wife. Afterwards, the male protagonist kidnapped them to meet the killer. The killer saw the scarred and disheveled wife. He was so calm and cold-blooded. , the man in it is not a perverted murderer no matter how you look at it. At that time, I thought it was a gangster who tricked the male protagonist into killing innocent people... So this paragraph is to express that everyone has evil in their hearts, no matter what he thinks What a white rabbit to get up, as long as you give a chance to release the big bad wolf that is actually a perverted upgraded version? Or I really can't understand the ideological connotation that this kind of movie is trying to express. I haven't read the original book. I always feel that the director is willful to be perverted, violent, bloody, and restricted. I am the director. My biggest feeling. It's really useless for Odagiri to make this role, anyway, it's reasonable for those people to kill anyone, and it's not bad to be shot by the gang boss to find Kanako. I also save watching him and the male protagonist fighting each other for such a long scene of blood spraying.
What I don't understand in the film is how the male protagonist found out that the disappearance of his daughter was related to Mika Nakajima? How did he 'know that there was' Nakajima Mika's daughter Akiko in the photo? If he knew from the beginning, the movie would be about an hour shorter... Maybe I fast-forwarded too much later and missed the details...
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