Self-defeating movie synopsis and plot

"Self Defeat" tells the story of Phoebe and Julian Peter who return a lost dog to its owner, only to find that the owner is dead and they themselves have become fugitives.

"Self Defeat" is a comedy crime film directed by Eugene Levy and starring John Candy and James Belushi. The film tells the story of Phoebe and Julian Peter who return a lost dog to its owner, only to discover that the owner is dead and they themselves have become fugitives.

Phoebe and fellow American Julian Peters meet in Rome, find a lost dog and agree to return it to Monte Carlo in exchange for an equal share of the prize money. Finding the dog's owner dead, they panicked and became fugitives. Other unfortunate victims also become suspects as the plot twists and turns, luck and judgment throw everyone off.

The entire film is full of humor, suspense and action elements, allowing the audience to enjoy the comedy while also feeling the tense and exciting atmosphere. The outstanding performances of John Candy and James Belushi made this film a classic.

Review of "Self-defeating"

The plot design of this movie is very clever and full of unexpected twists. The film's cast performs well, especially John Candy and James Belushi. The characters they play in the film are vivid and have distinct personality traits, making it easy for the audience to get excited. Their performances are very natural and can well interpret the inner world of the characters, allowing the audience to understand these characters more deeply.

Eugene Levy successfully presented this story to the audience with his unique perspective and shooting techniques. His directorial style is both documentary and imaginative, making the entire film look both real and full of fantasy. He also does a great job in setting up scenes and cinematography, and is able to convey the atmosphere and emotion required for the film very well. It is both a comedy and a crime film, making the whole film full of suspense and excitement.