1. The United States has an endless stream of virus and zombie film and television themes, and it has a set of coping methods, but it is extremely fragile in the new crown. Whether it is the initial assessment or the post-epidemic prevention, it is full of loopholes and weak from top to bottom.
2. Returning to the movie, I think the atmosphere is really well created, very similar to the first film, dim environment, powerless tools, isolated information, living people actually don’t have much modern technology to support, return to At the last juncture of survival, physical fitness is the key. If you can't run, you are not strong enough, you will be eliminated as soon as possible.
3. There is no hearty gunfire suppression here, extremely harsh environment, panic of characters, and diffuse emotions are actually very normal. The audience always wants to say that the people inside are brainless, but what can they actually do? The remaining living people: a middle-aged job seeker, a young flight attendant, an adolescent boy, an old cat-bringing aunt, a newlywed couple, two middle-level black men and a phone man in a business, and a man with bad intentions , an airport bricklayer. Faced with such a terrifying crisis, what can these people expect them to do? When the two armies are at war, whichever army is in chaos will lose their minds and expand losses, not to mention ordinary people, especially panic will really spread rapidly.
4. Beside the point, the government personnel knew that there was a violent crisis before they came in, and they just came in when three people wore chemical protective suits and injected some inexplicable drugs. The direct sedative chug chug, it should be controlled and disinfected, and when there is time to line up troops, it is better to directly control the people in the middle of the airport, let the captain park the plane in the middle, surround it, and chug chug. Worrying about the accidental spread of the virus, it is even more necessary to park the plane in a place that is more convenient for isolation.
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