Hello everyone, I am a scholar who studies the biological behavior of the Ultra-Abyss-although I only repeat this sentence in the second half of the film. To do research, I got on a boat, but everyone on the boat felt that my red hair would bring bad luck—though they didn't seem to use action to show how scared they were. I also knew a little brother, we should have a set of what should happen-but the little brother's mood changed, and in the end he died when he was inexplicably better. Yes, because of the shipowner’s death, we entered the restricted area at sea, and then because of a series of death behaviors, we were invaded by parasites-because I comforted them that it might be a big squid, they chose this most harmless guess I think it's okay. Anyway, after the thing let go of us, we found out that we were going to be infected, so we decided to start detoxification-ultraviolet rays can't kill, so let's electrify the whole ship! Later, we fought, died, got together, and ran away, and then I found out that I was infected. So in order not to bring the virus ashore, I jumped into the sea. The countless tentacles of creatures glowed under the surface of the sea, guiding my companion home. …… ……… Anyway, I didn’t even understand the basic infection logic of the creature at the end, let alone the messy relationship between the characters? Judging whether a film is good or not at the Shanghai Film Festival, it’s just after the end. No applause...emmmmm, no. And I was not going to grab this film today! I grabbed the wrong ticket! But I am very happy to be able to enter the cinema...
In fact, a closed loop from the beginning of the fairy tale to the end is the finishing touch, but unfortunately the screenwriter forgot.
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