Let’s talk about Planet Terror first. Everything follows the old pattern of zombie films. The highlight of the whole film is the leg-type submachine gun on the cover that can be fired automatically without pulling the trigger; there is no creativity at the end, but for this successful imitation B It doesn't need an overly complicated ending for a high-level film. Personally, I feel that the ending may be better when the helicopter flies into the sky...
Apart from the plot, the film insinuates and jokes about the U.S. government, and bin Laden's death is related to this. The Resident Evil scene was connected, making the audience smile.
As for the Death proof, Quentin played his usual black humor again, playing with fire and setting himself on fire, once again educating us that evil will be rewarded; what made me unbearable was the swear words that several ladies kept talking during the crazy car chase. , it should be considered the most foul language; some details are ignored, such as the ending of the female cheerleader? It's a little different from Quentin's style.
Comparing the two films, Rodriguez has put in more effort, which is related to his good at this type of film; in terms of soundtrack selection, Planet Terror is also better; the
overall feeling is that after watching the B-grade film, the world outside the window feels so beautiful~~

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