From this one on, Alice has super powers and turns into a superwoman. A variety of powerful appearances, no one can match. Whether it's flying into the church to save teammates, or running down from the top of a tall building, it's so cool!
The character design of little black brother LJ also provided a lot of laughs for the whole film. And the ugly mutant. When I first saw it, I didn't know until the end that he turned out to be Matt, and I was very sad at the time.
There isn't much to complain about in the whole film. The logic of the whole plot is also reasonable. Explains the reason why the T virus was developed, as well as the developer. At that time, almost everyone thought that the little loli in the film was the prototype of the red queen. Of course, if I had to complain, it would be the part of the cemetery, how the underground corpses turned into zombies... In the first part, it was clearly explained that the virus in the air had been emptied, and then the T virus would be transmitted through blood, so it was With a design that turns into a zombie after being bitten. Then the question is, who has nothing to bite the corpse! Zombies bite all living beings! So, it can only be said that it is for the needs of the plot, it looks exciting... and the setting of the little loli, it is said that she is infected on the surface, in order to gain the ability to walk, it is necessary to inject antidote regularly. Then, after her father died, what should I do if the antidote ran out...Will it turn into a zombie, or be paralyzed...
But, overall, it's still pretty good. It is also very pleasing that the villain is left on the rooftop and bitten to death. There is still suspense at the end of the film. Especially the line and the smile after Alice woke up from the laboratory, it was so handsome!
My name is Alice. And I remember everything.
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