Anticlimactic

Anya 2022-04-22 07:01:48

A hideous satire of pop culture and gun violence. It's actually quite enjoyable.

Jeff 2022-04-24 07:01:21

The episodes of the campus terrorist attack are very exciting. The hidden visual angle of view fully arouses the subjective consciousness and unknown feeling of the subjects and the audience before and after the camera, and this outsider's perspective also brings new tension to the traditional cultural pattern. The outbreak of various political factors laid the groundwork. But in the same way, violent politics is completely reduced to a vague conceptual background, and there is absolutely no reliable reason for the escape of the characters later. The method of dividing into chapters also makes the final concert paragraph become a soft powerless punch. The story looks very bloated and ridiculous and messy in front of it. There is no reasonable channel to connect with each other between pop culture and the crux of violence, and the thematic appeal to be expressed becomes weak. On the one hand, I want to satisfy the image presupposed by the public's psychology, and on the other hand, as the general public, it is difficult to resist the image that they really show. This state of pulling back and forth did not let me see the protagonist's own attitude and stance, which is extremely luxurious. I don't know whose dream created the concert. I would like to ask Bobo, do you believe in your role?