"I want you to stay, even if you are a goldfish!" Sue said to Gillen, to the son he once lost.
"In the Flesh" looked at the face of a zombie on the poster, thought it was a British drama attacking the American drama and another "Walking Dead", thought it would be a mini-series version of "Warm Corpse", and even prepared to complain about the rotten country. Unexpected things often happen, and I was surprised by "Rebirth" when you were most self-righteous.
The point of the story is not that the unscrupulous zombie eats the human brain, but the resurrection of the zombie. In the flesh, they recovered human consciousness under the cure of drugs, but their dilated eyes, pale blue faces, and stiff and clumsy walking gestures indicated their indelible past. Gillen is such a patient with half-dead syndrome (the official name for a curable zombie), who has the good and bad of rebirth, and is loved but also hated. The moment when consciousness returns, is the beginning of hope, but also the beginning of purgatory.
Unlike the other dead during the zombie rampage, Gillen committed suicide. As the plot unfolds slowly, the story in the story emerges, and it turns out that Gillen adores Rick, another lively boy. Childhood sweethearts, but due to the sophistication and the majesty of his father, Rick has never had the courage to tell the world. Under such pressure and torture, Rick left for military service and died in battle. Gillen cut his wrists and committed suicide when he got the bad news. Beautiful and sad, worthy of being a corrupt country. Later, rising broke out, resurrected from the dead, and zombies ravaged and devoured human brains. Gillen was also among the zombies, and Gillen devoured the brain of his sister, Jie's best friend, Lisa, unconsciously. This is the foreshadowing of Gillen's subsequent self-blame and guilt. The story develops in a warm and terrifyingly eerie mood, with the residents of Norden Town stubbornly rejecting half-dead patients. It is incredible that the residents defended the relatives of the semi-mortal patients to the death. However, when you think about it, it is reasonable and reasonable, isn't it just human nature to speak out nonsense and show claws to reject half-dead patients, while saving your life to protect your loved ones? ! Later, Rick also came back, as a half-dead patient. But Rick's father Bill was still so tough, and twisted Rick as a normal person, and let him eat and drink. What's even more frustrating is that Bill wants Rick to kill Gillen himself. Desperate, Rick confronts his father, only to get Bill's killing in return. Finally, the climax of the tragedy comes, the father eats the child, the tiger poison does not eat the child, but the person knows. Gillen lost his love again! to be or not to be? Or the latter? Gillen hides in the cave, where "kairen and Rick forever" is written in black charcoal, and the mother shows up. She said don't leave us this time, she begged to stay this time, she cried to be with us! Gillen said even if I were a zombie? The mother responded that even a goldfish would do! This scene made me cry. Even a goldfish, even a goldfish! Gillen's father has been completely autistic since he left, allowing himself to bask in Blue ray, roaring and crying when Gillen returns.
The mini-series of the rotten country are always so refined and condensed, looking forward to the gorgeous return of the next season. Closed the Youku video, but thought of Stephen King's "Pet Cemetery" with a different theme, the same story structure, and resurrected from the dead. It's just that Stephen King's resurrection is artificial, and his emotions are more straightforward. In a mysterious Indian cemetery, the dead can come back to life. "You have to pay it back when you come out." It is also necessary to pay back what has been lost. It is no longer a bloodthirsty and strange species that comes back. However, the protagonist went to the pet cemetery almost without hesitation. I think, I understand the feeling of trying to do whatever it takes to get someone back. If there is such a cemetery, without hesitation, no matter what you pay, no matter what.
Luke is a delicate and delicate actor, and it was a wise move for him to play Gillen. Luke made this half-dead Gillen lively and full, his sensitivity to suffering, his love for his loved ones, his dedication to love, his compassion for the world, his guilt for his faults...all feelings It's all about Luke Newbury's impeccable performance. Luke can't help but feel sympathy for Gillen, even empathizing with his suffering. His joys and sorrows will affect your sensory nerves, his eyes, his brows will all touch your heart.
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