I have only watched Part 3 of the Human Elimination Project series before, so I habitually believe that Part 5 should be the same as the previous ones. It tells the story of how the protagonist team struggled through the eradication day. As a result, the film was once a year at 30 minutes. The removal day was safely passed, so what should I keep for an entire hour later? As a result, I recalled that the subtitle of the film was called Infinite Kuangtu. Maybe the eradication day did not end, but was extended. As the plot progressed, it really proved my idea. The day when the vigilance is relaxed is more dangerous than the night when it is fully armed. This series finally begins to break the rules and no longer self-limit, but the more you shoot, the bolder, and the more you shoot, the more innovative. This is the most ambitious one in the series. The film keeps up with the times and corresponds to the rise from a bloody and violent B-level film to a political film that points to current abuses, fake news, red necks, border walls, illegal immigrants, etc., Alluding to reality, compared with the United States today, there is a sense of substitution. At the same time, golden sentences frequently appeared in the film, such as "giving allowances is just a means for this group of people to exploit us, in order to keep us alive, so that they can continue to exploit us" (the exploited people have a certain awakening of mind, but this group of people People are not really revolutionaries, they just want to be people who exploit others), "You know who set up the eradication day, don't you? A group of rich gold and fat guys in Washington, D.C." Capitalists, vampires, hypocrites), "I don't think whites are superior, but I believe that we should all adhere to our unique culture and not interfere with each other" (the political views that Director Bai Zuo wants to express). The original intention of the establishment of the eradication day is to eliminate the useless poor so as not to waste social resources, so as to more effectively exploit the useful poor. However, the entire United States was burned by this policy and violence spread across the country, just like the United States created the new crown. The same as the virus. The surviving white farmers were saved by the Mexicans who were scoured by the United States and the descendants of Indians whose ancestors were slaughtered by the United States. I really don’t know what to say? Ironically, at the beginning of the film, the protagonist and heroine came to the United States from Mexico to realize the American dream. At the end of the film, the protagonist left the United States and came to Mexico to find a way to survive, completely exposing the American dream. hypocritical.
In the end, I sincerely hope that the things in the film can become reality, and it is time to get rid of the big cancer of the earth in the United States.
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