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Language always feels like something is missing
Orin 2022-04-19 09:02:07
There were several times when my tears were about to burst out, but they forced me to get them back, because my little brother was sitting next to me, I was embarrassed. But it's really an interesting movie. I like some small details in it, such as the cute little fat Neil and that cute grandmother~~ But I always feel that this is a very touching film, but the language is not rich enough Infectivity. Whether it was the inflammatory language spoken by Norman's sister under the resistance of the masses at the end, or Norman's words when he influenced the little witch, it didn't touch me at all, and it always felt a little bit off. And I think it would be better if it ended with the zombies apologizing to the little witch later.
Extended Reading
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Perry Babcock: This is where it stops! It's one thing being a mental case in front of your family, but not the whole freaking town! There's not gonna be any more talking to ghosts, or grandmas, or, or... what is it now?
Sandra Babcock: I think it's trees.
Perry Babcock: You're grounded! You hear me?
Norman Babcock: This is ridiculous. I wish everyone could see what I see! I didn't ask to be born this way!
Perry Babcock: [Perry mutters as he slams his door shut] Funny, neither did we.
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Sheriff Hooper: What do you think you're doing firing at civilians? That is for the police to do