What are the noteworthy details of the murder in the Royal Hotel?

The essence of this movie is voyeurism. Why voyeurism?

Peeping comes from human natural curiosity. Freud said: Everyone has a subconscious desire to spy on others. Some people say that the essence of movies is voyeurism. So stop committing crimes and watch a good movie.

Chris Hemsworth and fifty shades of grey, the "hammer brothers" who threw away the hammer, unbuttoned their clothes and completely let themselves go, are still sweet but heartless. Dakota Johnson's new work "Murder at the Royal Hotel" will be released soon! Murder at the Royal Hotel sounds like an old woman's suspense story, but in fact it has the absurdity of Coen Brothers and Quentin, and it condenses many historical figures and events in the late 1960s, but the point is that it is the second film directed by Drew Goddard himself.

Seven strangers met at the Royal Hotel on a fateful night. It seems that everyone has skeletons in his closet. On a fateful night, before everything becomes irreversible, everyone has one last chance to save. There is no doubt that this is a typical movie with the theme of the Chamber of Secrets, and all the stories will revolve around this royal hotel.

In less than five minutes, the story buried deep suspense for the film. A man, in a hotel room, secretly hid a bag under the floor of the room, and then the story moved to the Royal Hotel ten years later. Because half is in Nevada and half is in California, guests here can enjoy the warm climate and bright sunshine in western California, and also feel the opportunities and hopes in eastern Nevada. However, the hotel was very popular in the 1960s, and then it gradually declined, leaving only one waiter with multiple roles.

On this day, four guests came: a father Flynn, full of benevolence and morality, pried open the floor of the room as soon as he came in, as if looking for something; Sullivan, a vacuum cleaner salesman who started searching for various monitoring equipment in the room as soon as he entered the room, found that the mirrors in the hotel room were all two-way mirrors for peeping; A mysterious woman who seems to be very annoying, secretly tied a person in the room; There is also a singer who looks the most normal, Darlene.

With the development of the following story, you will find that the priest turned out to be the protagonist of a theft case more than ten years ago. The salesman Sullivan is actually an FBI agent, and the mysterious woman kidnapped her sister ... There is a huge secret behind each one, and the whole context will gradually become clear as the plot unfolds. Moreover, in the later story, if you disagree with each other, someone will get a box lunch, and you will never guess who the next person will die on, because the death is too sudden. Finally, the climax of the whole movie was pushed to a climax by the late coquettish hammer brother.

At this point, in the Royal Hotel, everyone's fate has become unpredictable. But the realistic expression outside the story is the more fascinating part of this film. Anyone familiar with history knows that the 1960s was a special era in American history and an era of great change. During this period, social unrest continued and criminal cases increased day by day; At the same time, the civil rights movement and the anti-war movement are surging; People began to pay more and more attention to women's rights and the rights of all races; Values and moral standards are constantly being impacted by new ideas. Therefore, in this film, the audience can see many iconic events that took place in the United States in the 1960s-drugs, cult organizations, the Vietnam War, civil rights movements and ethnic struggles. So every character in the film also has a deeper metaphor.

If you are careful, you will find that stories are usually told around voyeurism.