"Buried Alive", I didn't like it at first, however, for the BlackBerry that appeared in it, I sincerely miss it. It is a kind of feeling and a pursuit of efficient life. Just like admiring one shot and one person breaking out into the world, and one mirror and one corner making a movie, I appreciate all these simple and pure things and things, and ask myself, can I learn the same way? Back to the topic, with a Hamilton watch, a small blackberry and a small zippo, he just lay in the coffin box, suddenly appeared in front of the audience's camera, a fire flashed, igniting the audience's emotions, and also burning Light up everyone's claustrophobia addiction. The male protagonist held up the whole scene and communicated with the outside world through the phone. The power of the 8520 was in sync with the male protagonist's inner emotions. The space was too narrow
to turn around. The person on the other end of the phone suddenly agreed not to answer the phone together. At a good critical moment, the chain gets old, and all kinds of things make the male protagonist go crazy, and none of us can be quieter than the male protagonist, not to mention that he has anxiety. If it were me, I think I'd fall apart.
In life, there will also be a lot of things that come to us unprepared, and hit us in the face one after another. If we can hold our breath and think about countermeasures, when will we not be able to do well? , In fact, claustrophobia is to challenge our stress response and the ability to adjust our mentality at critical moments.
The movie is still good, although the ending is dark, but isn't that the case in reality? Can't you stand a real martini? Wake up, this is a profit-driven society.
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