At the beginning of the 2020 Spring Festival, China entered a state of national martial law due to the novel coronavirus. While staying at home, I watched this movie flu that may be synchronized with reality.
I have to say that Korean movies are really realistic and dare to shoot. The closure of the city on the bright side actually abandons this kind of city, and the relationship with the United States insinuates the United States. These are all very dare to show.
The pacing of the whole film is quite fast, and the cold-toned shooting in the blocked urban concentration camp can also show the ruthless and ruthless side of politicians. The fast switching of scenes can also highlight the tension under the flu to the fullest and race against time.
In the selection of roles, the heroine is very atmospheric, the hero has a righteous face, and the child's acting skills are also excellent. But it is unavoidable to make faces, the male protagonist is too kind, and the female protagonist is more stubborn.
Many classic scenes were created in the film: the heroine ran, the child rushed to the mother, etc., all of which were very successful scenes. It's beautiful and touching.
At the end of the film is HE. This HE is not bad, not obtrusive, and has candy. I think it is too rare for a disaster movie to have such a harmonious HE, after all, reality is not like that.
In the end, it came down to reality. Because of the new coronavirus, many friends recommended me to watch this film. "The current situation feels like a real version of "Influenza". But my heart is still positive. After all, the film is designed to shock people's hearts. It is an exaggeration. The medical workers in this film did not isolate and treat patients in the hospital at all. Even the dying patients will be given intubation support treatment. No doctor will leave the patient in the concentration camp of the virus. it's out of the question. What happened in reality may be due to the lack of protection of medical equipment, which may result in not being able to accept all patients. I think this kind of concentration camp-style abandonment, the inhumane imprisoning of a city's people like livestock, can only be seen in films, and I don't want this to happen in the current world because of objective biochemical factors. (In man-made wars, I can understand that this kind of cannibalism will occur, but under natural disasters, respect each other's chances of life, and everyone is equal)
But in reality, magic can happen. For example, the extreme behavior of citizens under the closure of the city, caused by psychological breakdown after the closure of the city, may be more exaggerated than the film.
There are also political ramifications, watch the video. Who's to say that reality doesn't act like this?
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