First of all, from the visual sense,
1. Shark beach heroine Blake has a better figure than the two sisters in the sea (QueenS does not accept refutation at this point)
2. The reason for taking the sea from the shark sea is that the two female protagonists in the whole film almost all wear oxygen masks, which severely limits the facial expressions of the actors (if god-level acting skills can barely overcome the performance obstacles brought by the mask cover, it is a pity that the two are not enough) .
3. It is also the reason for taking the bottom of the sea. In order to increase the real feeling of underwater oppression, the breathing sound of the two heroines has been seriously disturbing the audience's entry into the play (some people may think this is the real place, anyway, I can't accept that the sound of the chirping is louder than the voice of the lines) )
Let's talk about the meaning behind the story
Shaanshan has an obvious American spirit. Survival is independent and does not admit defeat. It is better to rely on others than to rely on yourself. The transition from Blake's fear in the front to the outbreak of the desire to survive in the back is naturally very burning. I can't see too much connotation here in Shark Sea. In fact, through my sister's hallucinations, people who are weak can only have the courage to become heroes in their own imaginations. In reality, they are still powerless and sad. Clearly the story was not well told.
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