The 2008 suspense thriller disaster film, adapted from the novel of the same name, tells the story of civilized society falling into chaos after the sudden outbreak of epidemic blindness of unknown origin. Looking at it with the mentality of a disaster movie, I found that it was about human nature. Is human nature inherently evil or human nature inherently good? If everyone's life can be easily taken away by you, will you be like those soldiers or the heroine?
The theme is very profound, far more than a commercial disaster film in the general sense. It is very hard and merciless in exposing human nature. All kinds of metaphors that reflect reality make people think about it and feel cold, but the rhythm is really too slow. In addition, the length of the film that is too impatient to bear and the desperate atmosphere that can't see the exit of the whole film, it is enough to make people look more and more bored, and the more they look, the more depressing it is, it is really not worth it. Recommended viewing experience
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