"The Knife Out of the Sheath" just watched the entire movie, and felt that the title of this film is just right and good to reflect the deepest blade in the heart of each character in the movie. It is out of the body, that is, out. Including the detectives themselves and the servants, and even the group of people who are vying for family property and the talented and talented Lanson who can interpret the story of the old man. They all let the knife in their heart out for the huge amount of fortune.
In other words, the inner thoughts of each character are fully displayed. In layman's terms, they say a set of secrets to make a set, and the sharp blade is the set made by them secretly, which is the inner heart. The deepest and most true self. There are two more points to say. The first is, echoing the words the old man said to the servants at the beginning of the movie, he was afraid that his juniors could make more money than him. The old man gave all his wills to his servants. On the one hand, it may be a kind of gratitude and gift that he has taken care of for many years.
also believes that she can handle the inheritance well and help those who should help, such as Meg; on the other hand, she also believes that her children have the ability to make money to support their lives; is it more likely that the old man is worried about his children After getting the inheritance, with their earning power, surpass the old man in wealth? After all, the old man once had this kind of worry, we don't know. The second point I want to say is that the way of finding clues in the whole movie is very similar to the way of finding clues in a short story I once read. The novel is called "Lamb Leg and Murder", which is included in my answer.
The method of searching for clues in this novel is similar to literally, finding the clues word by word and finally finding out the truth, which is very similar to the way the detective solves the case in the sword. For example, the old man’s mother saw the servant climb down from the third floor and said, Lanson, why did you come down so quickly? I forgot the line, probably what it meant. The detective is to find out the suspicious points based on the words and sentences of each person recorded by the police, and finally find the truth. What I want to express is that this deductive method of solving cases is familiar.
I don't understand one thing. The old man is a very powerful writer of mystery novels, and as soon as he finished the injection, he said that if someone wants to murder, replace the medicine bottle and take away the medicine that can relieve him, wouldn't he achieve his goal? At this time, the hostess said that she would die if she could not get treatment within ten minutes, and even if she called now, 911 would only arrive fifteen minutes later. After so much injection, various symptoms would appear within five minutes. At that time, the hostess was still looking for remedies, and the father said that there was still eight minutes left.
Later, the old man gave the hostess a trick, and then dealt with the daughter-in-law who came up to inquire. It stands to reason that it has been five minutes. The old man found that he had no symptoms, why did he commit suicide. Another point is, where did the blood spots on the heroine's shoes come from. The hostess just climbed the stairs to pretend the old man went downstairs once, and immediately returned back the same way. It doesn't make sense to be splashed with blood.
is a wonderful movie. The grandmother’s last smile may be a kind of understanding to her son, that is, the old man. In the end, families don’t have to scoop out their sheaths to fight for property, and the servants scoop out to show The kindness and toughness in his heart won this fortune. Lanson also did his bad things and got the retribution he deserved and went to prison. The new owner on the balcony looked at the helpless family members outside the house, and then think about the grandmother. With a knowing smile, maybe this is the best ending in the old man's novel.
