Became like this
I remember that this movie had been popular for a while, but now it seems that the plot is a bit thunderous.
At the beginning, Smith himself and a loyal dog lived in New York City in "After Mankind Disappeared." Scenes of loneliness poke the ruin lovers' cute holes. This beginning is very attractive.
His daily life is hunting, using AM to send signals to look for other humans, and then go home quickly before dark, hug the dog in emptiness and loneliness, listening to the howling of ghosts outside the house.
The audience gradually learned that most human beings died of a virus, and a small part of the undead became zombies, unable to see the light, hiding in the dark ruins. Smith's gene is quite special, and he has not mutated, becoming the only survivor in New York.
In the second half of the movie, he studied medicine for treating zombies, fought with zombies, and finally died together.
In the middle section, the audience was shocked that the zombies were wise. Not only are they organized, but they also have feelings for each other. In order to save his girlfriend, the zombie boss thinks of various ways to deal with Smith. And Smith is using that zombie for a drug test!
Wisdom zombies...This is not the same as what was said!
In other words, most of the human survivors were infected with irritable diseases, and Smith was unable to contract this disease, so he chose to fight against other survivors and "cure" them in a way they didn't like. The zombies couldn't bear the cruel behavior of human experimentation, and Smith carried out a suicide bomb attack.
After his dog was infected with the virus, Smith clearly could give the dog to the other party as a pet, but he chose to kill the dog.
Just like, the two brothers joined the National Army and the Communist Army separately, and met on the battlefield. Do you need to fight to the death? Just because, let it go, it will become the enemy's combat effectiveness...
this orientation is not right...
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