When it comes to the film "Old Age", there are indeed a lot of things that don't make sense.
Who first discovered this place?
Who would have thought of making this place the best base for testing drugs?
If no one had escaped before, how did they know the white coral could escape?
If someone escapes, what happens to the person who escapes?
Those survivors who turned from the age of six to middle-aged and elderly people, can they swim when they are young?
How can pharmaceutical companies come up with convincing multiple rounds of clinical evidence to prove their efficacy?
Despite all these shortcomings, I still like this movie very much.
The reason is that it really makes a different kind of horror.
We used to think that ghosts were horrors, we used to think that killers were horrors, we used to think that death, blood, and pain were horrors.
But Shyamalan brings us a whole new thriller.
When you yourself age faster than you expected in a day.
In fact, on the topic of aging, we can usually face it calmly.
We will post pictures of our own aging for fun.
We will experience life in old-fashioned makeup.
We never feel old and creepy.
That's because we're young and we have a long time to splurge.
We don't worry about being punished tomorrow for being lazy today.
We don't worry about wanton behavior today that can't be remedied tomorrow.
We will always have tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow.
We still have countless tomorrows.
So why are we afraid of getting old?
That is quite a distant thing.
However, when you face your own old age quickly, you will grow old and die within a day or two.
I believe that no one is not afraid of fear.
Because we still have so much unfinished business.
The food I have never eaten, the beautiful scenery I have never seen, the life I have never experienced, the life I have never experienced.
We still have too many regrets to finish, how can we die so quickly?
Maybe the movie could be less commercial.
This group of people could have inadvertently entered such an incredible place.
In this place, unprepared to meet the rapid aging of life.
The insights during this period are quite interesting, if not thrilling.
After all, we all think that tomorrow is just another ordinary, ordinary day, not the horror scene of waking up tomorrow and aging to eighty years old.
So as a film that mostly sells the setting, it wins.
I felt this deep horror.
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