I feel that the narrative structure is very grand. There are many things the movie wants to explain, but it is not clear. The plot has bright spots, but the final logical contradiction is extremely unreasonable. Why did the captain kidnap my sister in the end? Since we have money and a boat, can't we all go together? Talk to the protagonist group, in the heart of the male protagonist's holy father, you should not disagree. But it just happened. Only later did I know that this is what the plot needs, but the logic is really unreasonable. And that helicopter, can't hear such a loud voice, are all the zombies selectively deaf? Instead, follow the male protagonist to pounce... Speechless. Compared with the first film, it strengthens the human sense of control when facing zombies. As a result, I have no fear when facing zombies this time. I feel that zombies are like tools and are used to Use to go. However, some expressions of the essence of human nature are still in place, and I have received them. The corpse arena, the means of killing, etc. are extremely cruel. It is a state in which the deepest evil in the hearts of a group of human beings who have been driven to a desperate situation has been inspired. But watching other moviegoers come up with political metaphors, I really didn't see it. In the end, the special effects are not bad, and the thrilling part of the escape is very exciting.
All in all, compared to the first one, it's far from satisfactory.
But it still has its highlights and merits
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