There is a horror behind the voice of the text

Matilda 2022-01-31 08:01:54

When I saw the poster of this movie, I thought it was a movie similar to zombies. But after watching the whole film, I sigh that the director and screenwriter are so smart!

There are few scenes in the film. The

sound of the studio, the hallway of the studio, and the door of the studio is sometimes more terrifying than the shocking picture. The

night news should be quiet and boring. The sound of the scene, the strange baby's voice, the repeated whispers that make people feel shivering, and the bloody scenes of people biting people in the imagination are not through the picture, but through the radio waves, voices, tone, characters' expressions, and dialogues. A fear: something terrible is happening a few kilometers away!

The small studio shook the BBC. As a source of information, no one really knew what happened. After the doctor appeared, everyone understood that the virus can be spread through "understanding", and only some cannot be spread. Words that are spread, that person repeats the word or paragraph, becomes neurotic or loses his senses.

If you can't understand certain words, you can calm those people down or restore your

voice to normal . It's another tone of voice. , more real than the picture

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  • Vincenzo 2022-03-15 09:01:11

    It's interesting to make the language allusions and military-political forces all clear and subtle

  • Jaime 2022-03-25 09:01:22

    Not enough heat, self-defeating...

Pontypool quotes

  • Grant Mazzy: Is not understanding what disinfects it? See, that's the question. If it disinfects it, then how - without distorting, how do you do that?

    Sydney Briar: You kill the word that's killing you.

    Grant Mazzy: Oh, you kill the word that's killing you! That's good! You repeat it. Yeah, I remember as a kid, I used to, uh, I used to repeat words over and over again till they were incomprehensible. You think that's what it is? Is that why they're repeating things? Is it some kind of immune system response?

    Sydney Briar: You have to kill all the killing.

    Grant Mazzy: But it doesn't work, because they repeat the word and then they still get sick. So how do you make it unrecognizable? How? And what word?

    Sydney Briar: Kill.

    Grant Mazzy: Kill.

    Sydney Briar: Kill. Kill. Kill. Kill.

    Grant Mazzy: Syd?

    Sydney Briar: Kill. Kill. Kill. Kill.

    Grant Mazzy: Are you okay? You okay?

    Sydney Briar: Kill, kill, kill.

    Grant Mazzy: Ok. Syd? Sydney, I, - I think you got an infected word. You - you're infected. But we know the word.

    [Sydney cries]

    Grant Mazzy: Don't say anything. No, no, no, stop. We know the word.

    Sydney Briar: [Crying] Kill, kill, kill.

    Grant Mazzy: Ok, kill isn't kill. Sydney, kill isn't kill. It isn't kill. Kill isn't kill. Kill isn't kill. Kill isn't kill. Kill isn't kill. Kill isn't kill. Oh, god. I don't know, I don't know. I don't know. Uh, uh, ok. Kill is blue. Kill is wonderful. Kill is loving. Kill is baby. Kill is Manet's Garden. Kill is a beautiful morning. Kill is everything you ever wanted. Kill is, kill is, uh, kill is kiss.

    [Sydney begins calming down]

    Grant Mazzy: Kill is - kill is - kill is kiss? Kill is kiss. Is that it? Kill is kiss? Kill is kiss. Kill is kiss. Kill is kiss. Kill is kiss! Kill is kiss? Kill is kiss. What is kill?

    Sydney Briar: Kiss. Kill me.

    Grant Mazzy: What?

    Sydney Briar: Kill me.

    [Kisses Grant]

    Sydney Briar: Kill is kiss. Kill is kiss. Kill is kiss. Ok. Ok, I feel better.

  • Grant Mazzy: Let's get out of here.

    Sydney Briar: Where are we going?

    Grant Mazzy: I can't play by the establishment rules any longer. My patience is worn thin. We're breaking the limits, stealing cars, leaving the world behind to figure out what they believe is black and white.

    Sydney Briar: But what about...

    Grant Mazzy: What about what about? It's not a good anti-establisment way to begin a question.

    Sydney Briar: My name.

    Grant Mazzy: My name, too.

    Sydney Briar: Johnny Deadeyes.

    Grant Mazzy: Hmm. Lisa the Killer.

    Sydney Briar: Where we going, Johnny?

    Grant Mazzy: To a new place that isn't even there yet.

    Sydney Briar: And then?

    Grant Mazzy: Then we steal the loot and knock boots in the free world, baby.

    Sydney Briar: Ok. Ok, baby.

    Grant Mazzy: Shh!