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The flaws in the first half did not hide the flaws, which made me feel that the work was underestimated (real-time rating of 5.4);
"Dead Silence" is the first time I've seen such horror films on the big screen, such as "28 Days Later", "Doomsday Invasion", "I Am Legend" and so on. The cut-in look and feel of the title is actually very stable, the narrative is calm, and the portrayal is neither impatient nor impatient. Because Sally Draper came, the little girl was very calm - everything was fine.
As for the film, it seems to be well-rounded: the beginning is like "Invasion of Darkness", the monsters are depicted like "The Birds", and the plot is like "The Survival Family". It can't be called original, but the persistence of themes such as doomsday, survival, exile, teamwork, cohesion, and confrontation can't resist writing again. At this moment, the director with a pit in his head began to act as a demon...
The plot twist of the uncle insisting on a gun and cutting himself off from the team after overturning the car is too ferocious, and the generous demeanor lacks foreshadowing; the mother was injured and checked the wound but did not cover her mouth, and the logic was frivolous; she walked on the floor without taking off her shoes, and the details were taken for granted; the mother injured her daughter There is a network, but I don't hurry to research the treatment information, and there are loopholes in the logic and character settings; the grandmother died inexplicably, it seems that she died in response to the generosity of my uncle? The agricultural tool that has killed many monsters, but its attribute bugs have been completely ignored. At the end of the film, the end of the film even sets the ending that humans have no resistance to achievements...
There are many flaws in logic and setting, and I have read it together, and it is probably the original script. The director was too obsessed with following the script, and lacked reasonable adaptations and flexible adaptations, so he created such a pot of good and bad dishes. Not only is the story copied on the surface, but also the deep-seated conflicts of human nature and religious forms are copied, which is blunt and boring. It could have completely abandoned the obsession with depicting human nature, and replaced it with the team's strategic attack and defense and clearance consumption, enlightening people on how to deal with crises, how to unite teams, formulate strategies, formulate offensive means, and prepare defensive mechanisms.
However, no.
The film neither achieves the depth of "The Mist" in the depiction of human nature, nor does it clearly describe the distress of the family and the team in the face of crisis (refer to "The Survival Family"), even if it is scripted, it still lacks tension. Makes many plots rather far-fetched and loose.
The film is not over yet, and I have already thought about it: How hard is it to make a good film?
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