1. The setting of the film is very good. In an unfair situation, vested interests have an advantage in weapons (poor people) in order to protect their own interests. It is unjust but it can happen naturally.
2. The setting of the film itself is a test of human nature; the little boy here represents the innate not doing evil in human nature; and the male protagonist represents rationality.
3. The masked men's groups that are chasing and killing represent groups of vested interests that have the same status as the male lead's family. The targets of their killings are actually clearly distinguished, but the most evil side is slowly displayed in the killing, that is, Killing his accomplice at the door for no reason, it is these performances that push the little boy to the violent side.
4. The black people being hunted down are for positive guidance, right? It seems so. Want to say good is rewarded? However, the plot really fell into a rut.
5. The setting of Killing Day is not explained enough, and the corresponding rules are not explained enough.
6. I am full of expectations for the follow-up; after such a night, the children of the male protagonist should be able to grow up, right? Are they going to kill next? Or against killing?
Torture human nature, torture the injustice of society; torture the ultimate direction of social development, but under such a setting, the director cannot perfectly grasp, and the final pattern seems stingy.
For this topic, I can still recommend it.
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