Creative full marks! The idea is a bit like the b-side of Ghost Street. It's not that you enter a dream, but the dream becomes a reality. The front is very fascinating. I think this theme will not go in the direction of horror but in the direction of fantasy and innocence. It will definitely be a wonderful children's movie. After all, dreams are full of imagination, and how exciting it is for dreams to shine into reality.
At the end, the milk teeth are cured! Until I went to the mental hospital to visit my former adoptive father, I felt that the direction behind the story would be that the mother and the son were both blackened and violent. Fortunately, the blackening phase kills people's blood, but the happy ending makes people feel relieved.
The little boy is innocent from beginning to end, and I have been grieving his situation since the beginning. He is just an ordinary child. The more turbulent the fate, the more disturbed and the easier he will have nightmares, all of which are beyond his control. What's more, he is so sensible, and his experience makes him sensitive and cautious, which makes him more distressed.
Having said that, the storyline is still a bit flat, and the heroine looks very strange. After watching it for a long time, she gets used to... Is it a plastic surgery?
In fact, according to my expectation, in the end the female main can find a way to fight against the nightmare. After entering the dreamland to find the missing person, it may be more to my taste. It is just a mouthful to clean up the mess... It’s still a bit perfunctory. .
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