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After watching "Kung Fu Panda" with satisfaction, I opened "The Happening". The reason for choosing "Destruction" is mostly because of the fame of starring Mark Wahlberg and director M.Night Shyamalan. Mark Wahlberg is in style. In "Invincible", he played a legendary football player. At the beginning of the film, his wife abandoned him and emptied the furniture, leaving only a note with three sentences: "You'll never go anywhere, you'll never make any money, you'll never make a name for yourself." These three sentences are now hanging by my bedside. My reason for hanging it is simple. One is to urge myself not to let my future wife scold me with similar words. Second, if she really wants to scold, I also save her the trouble of leaving a note. And in the US version of "The Departed" (The Departed), Wahlberg plays a foul-mouthed but hateful detective. That's when I realized that three or four "Fuck" in every sentence can be very enjoyable. In "Shooter," he plays a sniper who can pierce through Yang at a hundred paces, as cool as Barry Pepper and "The Enemy" in "Save Private Ryan" Jude Law in Enemy at the Gates. The three films received three rounds of applause, and one can imagine my expectations for "The Catastrophe". Indian-American director M.Night Shyamalan has also had several brushes. In particular, his famous work "The Sixth Sense" 10 years ago has been hailed as a classic of B-level horror films. There are also female No. 1 Zooey Deschanel (Zooey Deschanel) is also very pleasing to the eye. She played a music teacher in "Bridge to Terabithia." Although there are not many scenes, the freshness and freedom exuded from her body gave me the coolness of eating ice cubes and then drinking ice water in the dog days. All in all, what does the "disaster" that brings these three together can bring me? The answer is simple, two hundred percent disappointment.

The central idea of ​​director Shyamalan's filming of this film is very clear, that is, two words, "environmental protection". He's even tougher than "The Mist" director Frank Darabont. He kept casting the net and kept throwing it, and in the end he didn't accept it at all. Not only did he not accept it, but he also spread the virus from Central Park in New York to the Tuileries Garden in front of the Musée du Louvre in Paris. (Jardin des Tuileries). The film ends at this point, heralding the demise of a whole human race. In Shyamalan's view, environmental protection has long been a matter of life and death. With such a central idea, no matter how bad the film is, it will not be included in the "Sour Strawberry Award". You can't always call a helpful ugly kid annoying. But the biggest problem with this film is the looseness of the structure and the roughness of the shearing. After watching this film, I immediately went to check the official film for a long time. I even doubted that I was watching a cut-down version. The switching in several scenes is extremely incoherent, lacking due transitions and foreshadowing. It's like missing a few pages when reading a martial arts novel, which doesn't affect the overall reading, but misses a lot of details, which is annoying. The grasp of horror elements is also shoddy. Shyamalan created a suspense, but did not fundamentally explain the suspense, but mentioned it through some side-by-side comments. When he found out that the side effects could not bring enough horror, he patched up some scary elements to fill it up, such as a room full of models, residents hiding in the room and refusing to go out, and the last weird old lady. . At first you feel that there are clues everywhere in the film, so you think desperately and guess desperately. But in the end, I found that there is no clue in this film at all, just like the math teacher asked you to solve an unsolvable equation. Solution, it really gives you a feeling of eating flies. So after a painful remorse, I have the right to watch Wahlberg play a deep game, Deschanel walks back to the runway, fear when it should be afraid, forget when it should be forgotten, watch it when it is time to watch handsome, think when it is time to watch The beauty just thought about it, but she ended up being relaxed and comfortable, and she didn't need to worry about herself.

In the attached stills, Deschanel learns that she is pregnant and waits at the door for Wahlberg to come home, and the two hug each other affectionately. What's wrong with the end of the film? If you have to come to Paris for a while, make a 360-degree turn on the theme. Shyamalan, you are so cruel!
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