. Compared with many movie fans, I personally think that everything in this film, except for the greed and selfishness of human nature, is exaggerating a kind of indifference.
Jeff can kidnap his wife and
father-in-law for money . Bargaining for my daughter's life is a bit more disdainful of all opinions of my son-in-law. There is no
need to say more about the two killers.
In fact, in this place, I am targeting the female police officer. The character, but looking closely at the plot of the movie can't help but find that she is still a typical representative of indifference.
While going to the Twin Cities to investigate the case, in the face of a case where 3 people had died, she was not anxious, and even called to ask about the best restaurant. ) still perfunctory, pretending to care to maintain his conversation. Another example is when she was having dinner with her husband before going to the Twin Cities, when a police officer came in and told her Shebby's phone number, she was indifferent, just because the work had to be done, and she hurried to eat reluctantly.
In fact, this role may have been designed by the director for the general public. Under special circumstances, we are reluctant to touch urgent and difficult things. Based on the needs of our own profession, female police officers are accompanied by good luck and weirdness. The blond killer was caught in a normal manner, but in the dialogue in the car, he asked: "Do you think 80,000 yuan is worth killing so many people? In fact, the value is far more than that." After seeing the police car slowly approaching Sometimes, I can't help but feel a little sad. Is life like this? Surrounded by indifference, slowly eroded by indifference?
The deeply exhausted female police officer can only tell her husband, "That's all we can do," and pin her hopes on her unborn child.
In fact, for me, the whole film is contained in the indifference of ice, and only when the blood is splashed, the deep red is startling, and in the later thinking, it is only a faint pain That's it.
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