To be honest, this movie is really a conscience movie. I watched Dark Invasion and recommended it before. I thought it was a zombie movie. The front was quite scary. I was afraid of the appearance of monsters. In the end, I found that what is more terrifying than monsters is the human heart. As soon as the heroine escaped and encountered someone to save her, it was like a nightmare, falling into their hands again. And how can people be so cruel? When you are in a boat, the cowardly side of human nature will become more cowardly in the face of power. Those who want to resist, succumb to power, and those who are oppressed never want to resist. I thought I was safe in front of an oppressed child, but in the end I found that I believed in the wrong person, overestimated human nature, and underestimated cowardice.
In the end, you thought that the heroine escaped, and then the video was exposed, and those children got the punishment they deserved, so naive, the highlight of the film is this, it does not follow the routine, the audience can guess it, and write the ending as expected . I really appreciate this ending. It's a bit like the fog of the movie. Of course, this is also the ending of the trip to Busan that I want to complain about. It's too fairy tale. If it were changed to the last bad guy who survived, it would have unexpected effects.
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