I feel robbed, cheated, outraged....
The plot wasn't bad, there were some very slow moments and good but weird scenes....
But Fuck I thought at some point he was going to get Tortured....
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At the end the killer ties her up, and she so easily unties herself with a knife that she grabbed scenes before and skillfully grabs the gun he had left moments before while giving the typical speech asking him the question; what color are my eyes, and you would think she tortures him, or something else, because she doesn't just shoot him and that's it....
So the whole movie was a good argument of investigation and playing cat and mouse, so that Chema would kill him Professor Castro, and then she would kill Bosco with a shot...
The movie promised something more bizarre and snuff, honestly it's a good movie, and I think my rating reflects that, but without all the scenes where Angela fantasizes with Bosco, implying that she accepted the violence, for pleasure, and not only that won't happen, but it ends up as a very sudden blow without further ado...
Only they killed them and that's it, that's all...
They made an argument that gave more and only ended up with an ending x...
But Castro and the "the public what they ask for" is reflected excellently in the hospital scenes...
Shout by FranBlockedParent2020-09-29T15:24:23Z
There were a lot of things about this film that just didnt do the job the way i'm sure it was intended. However the underlying theme of the normalisation, fetishisation of violence and desensitisation of audiences is one that I think is highly interesting and urgent in the current days, and obviously dating back to '96. It was a good watch.