Did I know who the killer was? No. Was I able to come to the answer myself? No. Could I get carried away by the movie? Yes. But is this detective the best, considering all of the above? I doubt.

After all, behind him is the titanic work of over 100 authors in this genre from Ancient Greece (in the film, a tribute is paid to her, because the events take place in Greece) to modern Norway. And is it possible to compare Ryan Johnson's film with the stories about Edipo, Gong'an Xiaosho, Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, etc.? The winner is obvious - a literary detective. Because when they started, Ryan Johnson wasn't even on the napkins. And the film itself came out of the listed detective novels.

But in favor of the film, we can say that it is very cleverly made (the script is an unexpected turn on an unexpected turn) - everything is based on the characters and their capabilities, the plot deceives expectations. I was near and far at the same time. And as in all detective stories, the film has its own moral, which must be revealed to you - I can't spoiler.

You can also say that the film brings freshness to the genre, which is why it receives recognition from the modern majority. I liked it even more than the first movie. We are waiting for the continuation.