What I like the most is that part of the scene. In a crisis situation, we are the truest selves. Like a catalyst, zombies became a driving force for the advancement of the story, and at the end it pushed the story to a climax. The care for friends, the firmness of love, and the love for mothers were all inspired one by one. On the contrary, each supporting role showed a dark side.
Thinking back to myself, it seems like this in my life. I hide myself every day, trying to hide all the negative emotions. Trying to use the best side to face life and work, when the pressure comes up, I can't do it, and I begin to expose the bad nature. I doubt myself, hate work, and even migrate to my parents. Still have to be positive and release the pressure moderately.
In the film, there have been many scenes about homosexuality, whether it is the father of male pig's feet, the fat man, or the last piece of news. Am I too sensitive. . . But what is revealed is the understanding of this kind of emotion, which is a very fun element. . .
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