After watching this movie, I thought it would bring me the same excitement and fear as the train to Busan. The result is a question mark all the way?
Let’s start with the male protagonist. The story begins with the male protagonist playing a game. The zombie incident was discovered in the game, and he was still in a state of confusion. From the news, he learned that it was a violent incident of citizens. After opening the window, he found that a little girl kept calling her mother. Then her mother took a knife, and noticed that it was a knife that she didn't care about and hugged it. She was still running away in the chaos, and the zombies chased her without caring. Then the girl killed her mother. At this point, the male protagonist also heard the movement outside and opened the door, probably to highlight that the male protagonist faced the zombies and dealt with the crisis situation. The little brother in the back neighbor turned into a zombie and was pushed out by the male protagonist and was caught by the zombies in the corridor. From this paragraph, it is mainly to express that the male protagonist encounters zombies and faces a crisis situation. It's understandably more stressful. But I don't understand it when I get to the back. Your door is open to the outside, you use the refrigerator to cover it, and you put all the food in the refrigerator. For the time being, let's not talk about freshness. First, can't you put other things under it? Sofas, cabinets, wardrobes, bookcases. What's the matter with a refrigerator. Let's talk about food, starting from the male protagonist's liquidation of food, the first thing to eat is not a boxed lunch, but instant noodles, well, I don't understand, shouldn't the easier-to-preserve food be left at the end? Finally, the fat zombies came, and the food in the refrigerator was scattered. Foreshadowing that the male protagonist has no food and his family has a crisis and emotional breakdown, committing suicide and meeting the female protagonist. Let's talk about the policewoman incident. After shouting when the policewoman was besieged and caught dividing her body, it was a miracle that a large group of zombies saw him and didn't run into the building to catch him. It's strange to find him as a zombie after exposing yourself. I'll be fine anyway, you can't catch me.
Let's talk about the heroine, the heroine can be described as a fairy sister who fell from the sky. In a zombie environment, there is a human being who survived, giving the male protagonist hope of re-surviving. In the heroine part, I see that the heroine is a woman who is very good at agency. , I was very confused when I was reading this part. The heroine did not block the door, so she made a simple mechanism. This mechanism can prevent several zombies, at most one, not more. Let's look at the living environment of the heroine. There is a homemade tent on the ground. If you light a kerosene lamp in a power outage environment, you will be the brightest star in the night sky. In the environment of the heroine's house, there are no curtains on the windows, and you can directly see the movement outside. . Oh, bullying zombies without eyesight is still bad. Let's talk about the meal delivery scene, a ball and a rope are thrown down without saying whether there is any sound, just throw it down and don't care, and pull it up alive without blocking it? Put this insecurity factor aside and flirt with the male protagonist. Oh, who are you looking down on? Zombies also have dignity. No, just one came along the rope, not to mention the strange routine of the heroine getting dizzy when the table hits her waist, at most it hurts to get up and move. Let’s just say that the male protagonist’s drone is out of power, hehe, you still play games when there is no power outage, why don’t you know how to charge the drone, and I have to pick up the drone without looking for signals The railings are called to look at the zombies below, what is a living person, and what is exciting. Besides, the heroine cut off the zombie's hand at a critical moment, and no other zombies rushed into the building to catch her. Ah, the zombies are blind again.
After switching to the male protagonist, I ran next door to look for food. After I found it, I only took some simple outdoor supplies and it was finished. Then I looked at the bed with curiosity. For the time being, it was a dead zombie, and then it was attacked by a neighbor zombie. Oh, you don't leave after taking your things, but you look around, and you're embarrassed to leave if you don't encounter anything, right? Finally, the walkie-talkie is distributed to the heroine.
The story is reasonable here, but the screenwriter thinks it's not exciting enough, and he wants to do something. Suddenly there is a zombie riot, without any cause and effect. Calling, seeing this, I don't know if all the buildings and communities in South Korea know the phone number, but you have a power outage and a network outage, how can you get through. Eh, let’s not talk about this bug, let’s say that the heroine made up her mind to rush to the eighth floor, then jumped off the building very sassily, and then survived a large wave of zombies unscathed, oh oh. This is simply the golden bell protecting me, and then the hero and heroine stood out in a circle of zombies and got on the elevator and left. Note that the elevators may have backup generators on a power outage basis. Then he broke through to the uncle's house in a siege. Then, the male protagonist drank the ineffective Menghan medicine that fate arranged for him. Let it be Menghan medicine for now. The female protagonist took a sip, and then both fainted. The female protagonist quickly woke up and found that the uncle was not the owner of the house. Crisis, being fed a zombie girl, and then screaming silently to check the situation, I was startled if I didn't know what to look at. Oh, the heroine is tied and can hold down the female zombies. Did those zombies outside the house eat Dali pills? Why is it different. Then the man forcibly provoked infatuation was bitten by his wife. When the heroine was sore, she shot and killed the two corpses. Where's your axe, don't you have a knife in the house? It's the axe that doesn't fit the hand or the knife that's too dull, you have to expose yourself with a gun. So far in the story, the heroine has always been calm and composed since she appeared on the stage, and I have always guessed whether it is a soldier or a trained family. As a result, there was a crash and suicide scene in minutes. Then the helicopter came and saw hope. The two broke through the siege and came to the top floor. Then the heroine first came to the top floor and found that there was no helicopter, so she was desperate, and then the hero and heroine despaired together. Then the male protagonist shot, and then the helicopter came inexplicably silent. And then is to be rescued. What left me speechless the most was that the two soldiers shot to save people, sitting in the helicopter with their legs hanging down, wow, it's okay to be scratched by a zombie, hey, it's okay to wear military pants, you can't catch it. I'm dying of laughter, shouldn't normal people be afraid of scratching and getting infected to minimize protruding body parts? People are good, in order to show that the search and rescue operation is very easy, so casual, a little military safety awareness? Besides, the two people who were rescued were not at all excited, but calmed down. My brother and sister also broke through the zombie circle.
In the end, the zombie infection is estimated at 50,000 people. I'm thinking that there are more than 50,000 people in Seoul alone, and after so many days, it is said that it is nationwide at the beginning. Well, probably less population and less data.
The end of the story is here, there are many grooves, but the male and female lead actors are really good, very delicate and very immersive. The plot is not as compact and meticulous as Busan. Two stars are given to the hero and heroine, and one star is given to the group. The group performance is really good.
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