Movie evaluation of life-threatening surgery

As the director's first film, Joby Harold's Desperate Surgery is a psychological thriller. This is also a wise choice.

If this film is to be made into a horror film with exciting senses and a river of blood, it will be difficult to surpass Saw and other series of films, and it will be ridiculed as pediatrics if it is not well made. Playing psychological terror is different. You don't have to go to great lengths to design terrible bloody scenes, and the handsome guys and beautiful women in the film don't have to become ferocious. Appropriate scenes with appropriate soundtracks, coupled with bizarre and unpredictable plots, the effect of psychological terror will never be inferior.

Hayden christensen and Jessica Alba are both popular youth idols in Hollywood, and they are deeply loved by young people. The appeal of the stars is undoubtedly the biggest selling point of this film. The beautiful and sexy Jessica Alba is usually regarded as a "vase", and this time is no exception, which also shows her sexy side. The scene of Jessica Alba and the hero in the bathroom has become a hot topic among fans. Of course, besides being sexy, Jessica Alba's role in this movie has many emotional scenes. I wonder if her beautiful appearance will once again cover up her acting skills? Terrence Howard, a veteran actor, was nominated for an Oscar, and his acting skills speak for themselves. Most of his previous roles were decent, and this time he played a scheming villain.

This movie is like three completely different stories glued together with chewed bubble gum, which makes people wonder if the editor forgot to make the final editing. -"Jam Movie"

The arrangement of the story is stupid. Unless you are a fan of Jessica Alba or hayden christensen, it is really a waste of money and time.

-"The Coast"

Such a story theme could have been more deeply recognized, but it was unfortunately killed by the filmmakers.

-Box office magazine

Movies are by no means good works for you to stare at, but they are more entertaining for mass-produced horror movies.

-"Movie Magazine"