I really don't recommend the Korean movie "Influenza", which has been on fire recently because of the epidemic.
First of all, in order to increase the strong dramatic effect, the movie depicts the virus too exaggeratedly. Basically, being infected is equivalent to being sentenced to death. In less than five minutes, it will bleed to death. So don’t panic after watching the movie, don’t be afraid if you are unfortunate enough to contract the new crown pneumonia, just follow the steps to treat.
Secondly, the film overemphasizes that the relationship between people will become complicated and subtle when disaster strikes, and the overuse of force has the opposite effect. In fact, during disasters, people's humanity is wiped out, revealing the true animal nature. It is common, but there is also a side of unity. Otherwise, how did humans survive so many catastrophes from the birth of mankind to the present ===. This movie completely abandons this concept and depicts the ugliness of human nature to the extreme. It feels that there are no good people in the world except the male protagonist.
Uh, so this is also a form of expression for this film?
And all the characters in this film are just like Shi Lezhi. The heroine, as a doctor, knows that her daughter's infection with the virus will endanger other healthy people, and she takes advantage of her position to secretly bring her daughter from the quarantine area. In the safe area, I don't know how many medical staff will vomit blood when they see it.
Moreover, the heroine claims that she serves the public, but in addition to causing confusion, the whole film is trying to get her daughter vaccinated, regardless of the life and death of healthy people in the safe area. As a mother, I can understand that you are selfish and want to protect your daughter, but can you not put on a high hat that considers the safety of the people?
The other characters are also indescribable. In the face of the sudden epidemic, the President of South Korea did not want to solve the problem. The decision he made was to shoot people in the quarantine area to avoid future troubles.
(Besides, South Korea is such a big place, where do you kill so many people and bury them ===)
The characters are not flattering either. The heroine and her girl are really biological mothers and daughters. They have a virtuous temperament. They are arrogant and do not think about others. They always make it difficult for the hero to not consider the situation of the hero. If she is not the heroine. , Which man would take care of such a woman? The little girl is not too young, and she is not sensible. Ben Tie Nail is annoyed to death when she sees her.
This is the first time I want the protagonist to die so much.
The logic of the film is also indescribable. The virus infected other people and other people didn't know what was going on. While walking, they suddenly died of blood in the seven orifices, and the female protagonist actually survived the whole film and didn't die. The way the heroine vaccinated her girl was to put the blood of the pathogen directly into her girl's body. I don't know how the medical students felt when they saw this...
And this virus came from Southeast Asia, there is nothing wrong with Southeast Asia, and you are going to die in South Korea.
Not counting the vague racism in the film...
In short, the feeling of this film to me is that there are too many elements to express, but none of them have been dug deeply, which not only makes the film seem nondescript, but also gives people a feeling of coming and going in a hurry.
And referring to the way the heroine vaccinated her daughter, I know that this film is not even a popular science film. It not only smears the medical staff but also easily causes panic. I really do not recommend it.
But if you like doomsday-type films, you can watch Jiejiejie, don’t take the story seriously, after all, staying at home is quite free ╮(╯_╰)╭
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