• For a proper drama, the storyline needs to be believable. The plot seems so contrived; even in dreams, it wouldn't be this far-fetched. If you don't understand the law, set it in Southeast Asia; otherwise, the people's police won't let you off easily. • From Yoshida Dormitory to a maid café, and now to cosplay – when did Cao Baoping become so unconventional? • It's a waste of Huang Bo and Zhou Xun's excellent acting skills. MODERATION EDIT: That link was against our commenting rules.

This movie explores many subjects in a frantic start, desperation, doubt and the sad part of humanity which is vengeance and what cause these unfortunate events to happen. The directed motive of what this movie gave was obvious enough in its ways of developing a story with intention. Sad part of this movie is a story that is representing real life occurrences, in different ways all over the world of course. The last minutes of this movie displayed the reasons as to why both sides of these issues drove children to unfortunate outcomes, when and if moments were treated differently, perhaps just a moment, just a word, just a simple time shared with that family member would definitely make a big difference. If both sides of these issues (family members) don’t express or talk, with what is the most beautiful nature humanity has with each other and coldness becomes natural and daily, we will lose moments that could heal and change outcomes and memories. This movie was clear enough, and the song of the end credits could not have said it any more clearly. A Men and a little girl for what could have been a father and a daughter singing to each other that song. Very touching and great film for sure just in regards to the message given.

Two hours of manic thriller and then just decides to make you sad with a story of an unhappy childhood. Be good to your kids, mums and dads.