"The Bay" is a horror film that advocates environmental protection. Director Barry Levinson has not concealed his idea of "combining conventional horror movies with targeted social issues". In the film, the pandemic leads to partial execution and social chaos. This not only has the taste of apocalypse, but the exaggerated and over-scoring montage technique also makes political views more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Compared with most horror movies that rely on the lens to create a horror atmosphere, the film is more organized and thought-provoking, which will attract more genre fans and ecological activists.
The Bay evaluation action
2022-06-02 15:45
Extended Reading
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Abby 2022-06-02 14:46:35
This narrative style really can’t stand
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Tillman 2022-06-02 23:46:53
Look carefully before meals, look carefully at insect phobia, suitable for the crowd: false records + conspiracy theories + virus/parasitic/infected themes lovers. In fact, the documentary and panic are well created, and the environmental protection warnings are also quite deep. You can smell the stench through the screen, and probably won't want to eat seafood for a while.
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[last lines]
Officer Jimson: [taking aim at a fellow officer] You don't have to die this way sir
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[last lines]
Officer Paul: Jim it's me... it's
[is cut off by gun-shots]