"Is there something that needs to be asked? Not asking is pressing on his heart for a lifetime; once asked, this stone is pressing on your heart." Praise the narrative structure, which mixes the past with the present and the future, with multiple perspectives overlapping and chain reactions, and finally perfectly connected... There is no unnecessary plot, absurd irony, ingenuity, twists and turns, and twists and turns. Many screenwriting enthusiasts have a Quentin/Ritchie/Cohen style crime story in their minds, and some stories may never be fully conceived. At least this movie aligns every puzzle piece, and it's very Chinese. In Chinese movies, police officers are often absent in many places, but at critical moments, Chinese characters are used on the screen to remind the audience of their high-energy presence.
Review of The Coffin in the Mountain
