I actually liked the beginning of the film very much. The weird atmosphere rendered by the video recording perspective made me very useful. At the beginning, the horror of the feature film was relatively strong because of the laboratory environment and the interspersed video perspective. It reached its peak when Xiao Hei wore a pig head mask to scare the heroine Zoe (although that was only to explain the heroine, the hero and the male counterpart Xiao Hei brother Relationship). When the black brother and the heroine who have a crush on the heroine and the heroine are eating sushi, the photo on the heroine table can see the blond little girl. This little girl is also the little girl in Zoe's dreams, so in fact, the director has already laid the groundwork from here. The little girl in the heroine's dream is the heroine herself.
Soon after the feature film started, it explained why they were doing the resurrection experiment, which I appreciate very much. Then the scientific research team discussed, proposed solutions to the problem, conducted experiments, and the experiment was successful. The experimental dog Rocky was resurrected. However, after the resurrection, the dog did not want to eat dog food, did not play with toys, looked thoughtful, and stood on the hostess's bed to examine the hostess. And the male and female protagonist, the male and female partner, etc. also have a small discussion on the ethics and morals of the resurrection, the soul and death, and the point raised by the female protagonist--open a door for the soul to move on is also for the ending of the film and the female partner and the female lead Foreshadowing the duel.
To tell the truth, I really like this dog. I have been worried that the dog will blacken. Fortunately, I worry too much. I feel that most of the dog's expressions and behaviors are not fierce, more like confusion and thinking. He broke through the cage and acted like the heroine very quickly, so it is likely that the serum has also caused the dog’s brain potential to be fully developed, with thinking ability, and even the heroine can hear other people’s thoughts, and he himself even It may be painful. In order to prevent people from playing God indiscriminately, it is very likely that it was the report video he posted during his break through the cage. However, this has not been able to prevent the situation from getting worse.
In order to prevent scientific research results from being stolen, the experimental team began to repeat the experiment nervously and record it. Because the hostess was too anxious and did not take off the ring, she was electrocuted and died. However, the male protagonist could not accept the death of his girlfriend, and insisted on resurrecting his girlfriend with immature anti-sky black technology (Uh, I also took it...) and then the experiment was successful, but the heroine was not right. In fact, the heroine did not at first. It's too wrong. On the contrary, other people first felt that the heroine was wrong, and then the heroine was really wrong, and then blackened and started killing. . . So far, the routine is complete, and the plot after the blackening is really not scary. . .
Regarding the causes of blackening, I think there are several possibilities: First, it is possible that this kind of surgery would have caused violence in the first place. But if this is the case, Rocky, the dog, did not actually attack people. Although he was a bit aggressive towards smoking men, he did not have any actual aggressive behavior. After the heroine was resurrected, the murderous heroine was probably aware of something wrong with the heroine and wanted to stop her. In addition, before the blackening of the heroine, she saw herself in the broken mirror as a child and dreams of constant fire, so I think the blackening of the heroine is mainly due to her own. Second, the original heroine is still human, so the guilt of arson has kept her doing things that can help people, such as this scientific research. But she still couldn't forgive herself, and couldn't get redemption. With the infinitely powerful brain, the nightmare became hell. Perhaps it was because of this torture that she gave up on herself, and she couldn't be saved anyway, and people around her couldn't understand herself, and they treated herself as a weirdo. It's better not to blame herself and be a bad person. Third, the original heroine may have anti-social tendencies. At the beginning of the dream, the doll was on fire. Combined with the movie, it was the heroine who set the fire. My understanding is that the heroine was burning the doll when he started playing with fire. From then on, it can be seen that the heroine when she was a child may be a bit anti-social, plus The little girl in the broken mirror smiled evilly. And this violent and even anti-social tendency is amplified when the brain's potential is fully developed.
The ending of horror movies is generally where no one escapes, so it's not surprising. In the end, the female lead who resurrected the male lead felt bad because of the eyes. As for why the male protagonist was resurrected. . The feeling is to shoot the second part ==. . .
However, there are two points that I don’t understand. One is that Xiao Hei was accidentally tampering with the surveillance video and discovered that the laboratory has been under surveillance for several months. It shouldn’t have been that long since the dog was modified, so it shouldn’t be the dog’s work. Who did it. The second is what happened in the ending. If the female rationed injection and persuaded the female lead to open the door of the female lead’s dream, it is really happening, then it is possible that the female lead’s soul has moved on, and the female lead occupying the firefighter may be pure without soul. The evil? How did the heroine occupy the firefighters? Are firefighters real people? I don't understand. . .
I like the PS cast very much~ I don’t want to mention Evan Peters. I just watched Uncle Liam’s Third Person two days ago. I saw Zoe when I was watching The Lazarus Effects. Haha, she played Anna in the Third Person.
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