The film spends between accelerated and normal speed. The accelerated part is mainly the story of the heroine and her father in the pre-situation synopsis, the introduction of the company, the beginning of the hunt, the starry night talk, and the laneway in the old building at the back, and other parts. All are safe to eat.
The theme and flow of the film are almost said in the first thirty minutes:
When I saw the tent of the human rights organization, I knew that this little girl was going to die and she would meet in the later plot,
When you see the CEO boss, you know that the female boss is going to be eaten by female zombies. When you see the system failure, you know that the system is definitely over.
When I saw the hair-dyed girl taking out the U disk from the bra, I knew that something was going to happen to the system.
Seeing the moxie and glasses man with their mouthfuls of medicine, they know they need a lunch box
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The whole movie is a process of sending lunch, it's just a matter of time
Surprisingly, it might be:
When I saw this, I was stunned. I wanted to send a Notre Dame watch every minute, but in the end I found that there was a difference.
The film also tried to do some deep thinking on the connection between zombies and humans, but it did not have much effect
The film also made some attempts in different shooting styles, but it didn't work much
The movie as a whole is decent and worth watching.
Although it is not a traditional one-stop zombie movie, it also opens a new chapter in how humans continue to live after eliminating zombies. It also illustrates the impact of PTSD on human life from another aspect.
The best of all is the man with sunglasses
Finally, let's take a look at this photo again.
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