Some plot developments are really strong, too blunt... Not to mention that the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight, and he helped the female protagonist regardless of the danger throughout the whole process. Even the little girl was annoying at first. I had the same idea as the male protagonist, and she really deserved to be a mother and daughter.
The male protagonist is the Holy Father, not to mention that he has no bottom line to help the female protagonist and the little girl. There are infected people in the supermarket. The army came to violently block the supermarket. The male protagonist opened the door and let everyone out? Violent law enforcement is wrong, but your actions are too selfish without considering the consequences at all. The army was blocking the rioting crowd. The male protagonist said that he was part of the rescue team, so if he wanted to go out to save people, he put the little girl in the corner and ran out to save people? Do you remember what happened last time you left the little girl alone? The key point is that he didn't save people very much. He even threw the gun away, but he forced the villain to catch the little girl...
The heroine knew that her daughter was ill and brought her into a normal area, and the hero knew it and helped to cheat. This is very true. People are selfish, and it is their turn to have a reason anyway. It is normal for the heroine to draw the blood of the antibody human to save her daughter, and the uncle of the villain to draw the blood of the little girl to save herself.
When the doctor was going to take the antibody person away, the heroine said that she would not leave, and she had to drag the heroine. The key heroine is not the kind of person who cannot be missing. Why did she have to take her, and the result was not timely. They were stopped by the crowd, the doctor died, and the antibody died. Anyway, even if the hope is all on the antibody, there is no need to send the army to escort the antibody, just a car, who can not say a word is really big.
The heroine rushed out of the city to find her daughter. They all said that she would shoot if she crossed the line. Anyway, the heroine had to run over. It was obvious that the little girl shouted not to hit my mother. The voice was so loud and so far that so many people could hear it. How could the heroine run out? When he was in the city, he seemed to be dumb, so he couldn't tell the little girl not to run over, just to let people shoot, right? We all know that the little girl has developed antibodies. This is basically the only hope. Don't change the order quickly to stop the shooting. Although I know the movie is going to create a climax conflict, I can't help but complain when I watch it. It seems to be forcibly sensational. ... The president seems to be five. What are you doing in front of you when a word works so well? You are either rejected by the Americans or rejected by the ministers. Show me a laugh.
The aura of the male protagonist is too dazzling. It is actually the male protagonist who has antibodies. Otherwise, it will be difficult to explain. He touched a little girl without wearing a mask, he came into contact with the villain uncle, and he came into contact with a heap of severe dead people.
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