alive

Thora 2022-03-16 09:01:06

If you describe the IP of "Travel in Busan" as a large-scale game with a magnificent world view and a lot of background knowledge before you start, then "Alive" will be closer to the old-fashioned web/stand-alone game, and you can directly start the task. Follow the prompts to complete and score in a limited time. The overall simple and clean narrative rhythm is relatively flat and straightforward. It effectively highlights the central task of the two protagonists from saving their lives to escaping their lives together. It also reduces the possible digressions caused by excessive sensation to a certain extent (even in some moments in the film). It also includes the first time the two talked with someone who was cautious and even a little sweet and cute, or a man who made sacrifices for his wife). The personalities of two characters who are accustomed to confined spaces are therefore naturally filled with fear, and the "so close, so far" between the first floor, all settings serve the word "alive". It is not innovative enough or "refreshing", but it does what it needs to do as much as it can.

Toy 2022-03-26 09:01:11

Taking the theme of zombies to deliberately create a solitary survival environment, and cooperating with the dilemma of the instant collapse of the modern and convenient life that has been accustomed to, it should have been able to enter a more profound discussion of survival. But. . . This plot development is too illogical and deliberate, causing the sense of reality to slide straight after half an hour.