In recent years, domestic film and television have become popular for remakes. Adhering to the concept of "foreign monks can recite sutras", many domestic films learn from successful works abroad, and suspense films from Japan, South Korea, Thailand, and India have been reproduced by the domestic market with copyrights, such as "You Are a Murderer" and "Da" "People", "Hide and Seek", "Lobster Detective" and so on, but no matter the box office or word of mouth, almost all lost.
recently topped the single-day box office chart for three consecutive days in a remake suspense film, but broke the curse of "remake suspense and thankless", and that is the movie "Manslaughter." One of the most deadly shortcomings of
's suspense remake is that for those who have seen the original, the most important suspense elements of the film are lost, and the answer to the mystery is known at a glance, so it is naturally difficult to be recognized.
Although "Manslaughter" is a remake of the Indian film "Manslaughter", it has been further adapted from the original work, added new complex settings, and expanded and enriched on the basis of the original logic. Knowing the plot direction of the original, you will still see new suspense points. The wonderful remake of
"Manslaughter" was even named and praised by the Beijing Daily, praising it as setting a benchmark for domestic remakes-
, and the most puzzling in the film, accompanied by a lot of details that make people think and find the answer. The problem is how exactly Sucha died, and where did his body go. Bian Tianyang, the actor who played the role of Su Cha in the film, faced the audience’s doubts and sent a special Weibo response-
is really skinny. In the original
, Sucha was beaten to death by the eldest daughter. In "Manslaughter", although Sucha was hit on the back of the head by the eldest daughter, he did not die on the spot.
After seeing the bloody scratches on the coffin board, many viewers realized that Su Cha was buried alive in the coffin by Li Weijie, played by Xiao Yang, and suffocated alive.
In fact, the film has revealed the truth in many previous details.
Detail 1: Li Weijie mentioned "tongue swallowing suspended animation" while watching the boxing match. If a person fails to open his mouth in time when he passes out, he will most likely swallow his tongue and appear fake death.
Detail 2: After Sucha was knocked down, no blood flowed. Li Weijie also personally confirmed with his wife, did he really not leave a drop of blood? The wife said yes. The police dog did not smell any bleeding during the subsequent search.
In other words, Sucha didn't suffer from bleeding and fatal injuries after being struck at the time. But Li Weijieming knew that he was not dead, but put Sucha in a coffin and buried him alive. He was the real murderer.
The most intriguing and terrifying thing is the third detail: the youngest daughter An An has a story about drawing glass while eating. An Anan scratched the glass while eating, making a very harsh sound, but Li Weijie did not respond to this, and only stopped after a long time. Why are you indifferent to such a harsh sound? It is very likely that he has heard a harsher sound: Sucha scratching the coffin.
By the way, the corpse with Sucha's staring eyes really made the editor shudder.
Another puzzle that bothers the audience is where is Sucha's body. In the original
, the male protagonist buried the body under the newly constructed police station. In "Manslaughter", there is a fragment of Li Weijie standing in an unbuilt house, looking down at the pit. Pay attention to observe that it is not difficult to find that the pit is where the corrupt police killed the sheep.
was originally the Sucha of the "butcher", but it was just a lamb to be slaughtered.
In addition, the film also hides many classic suspense films. According to incomplete statistics, the film stalks buried in this film include "Buried Alive", "Devotion of Suspect X", "Shawshank's Redemption", "Hunting", "Prosecution Witness", "Montage", etc. These small details are also completely worthwhile. Second brush.
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