The director of the title dug a very old-fashioned hole, portraying it too much like Ecological Crisis I, it feels like it can be rumored as a biochemical crisis, and even the heroine is so similar.
When I arrived at the hospital, the scene was full of suspense, and I was waiting for the director to interpret the chaos 20 years later. Unexpectedly, his imagination was exhausted, and he copied a local ruffian cultural group and a medieval cultural group. Impact is still good.
The section where the car was racing is a bit exaggerated. The road has been well maintained for more than 20 years, and it is a pity that the scratches and damage on the car are sometimes absent.
In the end, the whole film does not seem to explain how Scotland's food, energy, etc. are supplied during the isolation period. It feels that the hole is too big for the director to fill it.
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