From the first to the second, there have been a lot of voices saying that this movie is "logical explosion". In fact, there are not so many problems.
Why don't humans live by the waterfall? There are not many suitable places to live by the water, obviously, humans are not all masters of wilderness survival.
A monster can be killed with a single shot, so the monster is very weak and will be wiped out soon? The premise is that there must be audio invented and discovered by the male protagonist inadvertently. The audio causes the monster to open the shell of the head and slow down before it can be killed. No one can kill the monster without audio, because of the shell, hearing and speed, the monster can avoid or be tough. (I don’t know why there are always people who don’t know that when monsters are killed, the little girl needs to turn on the audio first. Audio is probably equivalent to kryptonite for Superman. Don’t you understand this?)
It is also said that monsters cannot kill most humans just by listening to the sound. This does make sense. But it's not impossible, the monster is fast, and maybe people are gone without knowing what happened. The role of the army refers to the zombie movie.
As for the problem of how monsters can’t swim spread to various places, the news that the male protagonist reads in the supermarket at the beginning should be that there are meteors from all over the world (remind in the comment area). Similar to the small coastal island that the protagonist landed on, it may be that the monster also landed on the island in some way, just like the island landing at the end.
There is also the problem of Murphy wearing shoes. Indeed, if you don’t wear shoes, the movie will look better. But this is not too big a problem, it can be understood that the protagonist's family is more careful.
There is also a hot comment that when the monster first came, everyone was hiding in a restaurant, and the father of the male lead did not let the old man pray. At this time, everyone did not know that the monster was voice-controlled. How did the father of the male lead know that he could not speak? .... Although everyone does not understand monsters, according to the normal animals on the earth, monsters should also be able to hear sounds. It is better not to make a sound according to human instinct.
The film is not sufficiently controlled in terms of plot and rhythm. In many aspects, there is no deep digging, and the story is simple. And there are some problems that could have been explained in one or two sentences, but they still haven't been explained. So some viewers focused on the setting and logic issues, and regarded some plots that were not problematic as loopholes. But in fact, there are not so many logical flaws in this movie, and it is not a bad movie.
A large part of the focus of the movie is on creating an atmosphere and portraying the warmth of the family. I think it's about 3.5 stars, which made me entangled between three stars and four stars, and finally gave me 4 stars.
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