In Beijing's winter, the glass blocks the cold wind, leaving only the warm light. Just like Abby, the petite side and the cruel side make Owen puzzled, not knowing what to do. Leave her and follow her, or something else.
The tone of the film is light, and the light is a little dignified. When shooting, it pays attention to the use of near and far focus, as well as blurring.
The subject of vampires is still hot, good vampires, bad vampires, vampires that people love and hate. If the desire for blood is incompetent, do they still have feelings?
If it is said in TVD, there is a switch, all the emotions, if you don't want to, you can don't mind, just put the switch to the off position.
After reading some movie reviews, I have some doubts, for example, is Abby just looking for a puppet? An assistant who can help her kill people and find blood. When Owen heard her quarrel with "Uncle Glasses" for the first time, her voice seemed to explain her ferocity. She just wanted to survive, and she didn't mind how many people she had to hurt.
Uncle Glasses is really moving. His actions of throwing acid and not wasting his blood before dying are all expressions of his love for her. It's just that he is tired, no matter how beautiful the love is, it will make people tired after a long time.
Owen, whose parents are divorced, is bullied at school and has no friends. Abby's presence gave him all the joy imaginable.
When he found out that she was a monster, he flinched. He flinched when he saw a picture of Abby and the kid in glasses, suddenly foreseeing his future. It was only when she rescued him in the pool that he finally decided, let her in.
At the end of the film, on the long-distance car, he eats candy and sings, just like the beginning of the film.
"Eat a little now and save some for a while."
"You have to invite me before I can come in."
Maybe, whether it's owen or abby, it's unbearable, a person's life.
So even this kind of living betrays the whole world.
Fortunately, in the end, there are still two people holding hands.
1. Among all the vampire or zombie films, the spontaneous combustion of light is undoubtedly the most thorough. Whoever will glow under BS is too weird.
2. The physical and mental health of teenagers needs you and I to care and care together. Bullying is the most annoying thing. Pulling the panties and urinating directly at the beginning of the film made me curl up. . .
3. Never equip your child's bedroom with a high-power telescope, no matter how much you love the universe, this thing is simply "educational multimedia".
Over.
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