They will take away your desire to live, and everything will be meaningless to you. You don't want to talk, you don't want to move, all you have left is a body. Then your body starts to bruise, at which point they have spread throughout the body. Your body begins to die from the inside, and the next thing you will become a pile of ashes.
Is it exactly the same as you who are addicted to computers every day? If you are a hardcore computer enthusiast, be careful, it may have found you.
The film can almost be seen as a warning against people's growing dependence on electronic gadgets, chatting over the phone, meeting over video, and making games their lives. People seem to be getting closer to their lives, but they are actually getting further and further away.
We will never go back, the city is theirs, and our lives will change forever. Communication between human beings will become closer, instead of relying on a force that we cannot imagine as before. The movie ends with such a sentence, is it to thank these ghosts. Or, to tell us that this is a very educational horror film.
Then let's throw away the possible educational significance first. Such a movie is still somewhat of a failure as a horror movie. First of all, there is no horror plot, I don't know how to call these monsters, let's call them ghosts. Ghost's shape is not too scary, and except for Isabelle's appearance in the laundry room, it didn't appear in a figurative form. Then why do they hurt people? The way they hurt humans is really weird. After being attacked, they still have their own consciousness, and they still have the ability to act, and then slowly eroded, and even vanished into ashes. This indeed makes people more likely to associate it with the erosion of the human mind and body by computers in reality, but such a method of killing is not too scary. And it's just killing people, and it seems that this kind of behavior doesn't do it any good, which is a bit puzzling.
In the end, Mattie and Dexter ran around in front of them in the computer center, and they were still able to escape unharmed, especially when Dexter saved Mattie while blindfolded, which made people laugh and cry. So if this is an educational film, maybe the score will be higher.
The two beauties showed their cleavage as much as possible in the few shots, and both of them were included in Maxim magazine's "Hot 100 of 2007". This is the first time I watched Kristen Bell's movie. This beauty is not bad. Maybe the proportion of the body is more important than the height. At 1.55 meters, I really didn't see that she was so short. Christina Milian is the second time for me to watch it. The first time is "Be Cool". This time it is not as beautiful as last time, but this black sister is still quite likable.
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