The background of the story is in line with today's reality, incorporating elements such as eating chicken and social media, and the key role played by the latter also represents the recognition of the society; It's understandable when you think about it), and the later part of Jiuzhuang's cowardice is too real; the goddess of the year was still beautiful, but there was a hint of sadness in her brows.
However, it is obviously a movie with small scenes focusing on survival, but it lacks a full description of survival. Most of the indoor scenes are more like advertisements; in addition to the protagonist's halo, there are also problems such as being unable to make phone calls when connected to the Internet, being able to take the elevator after a power outage, not eating or drinking for more than ten days (only drinking), and being able to post a video and hang yourself ( Even if I regret it, I can get myself off), not growing hair for 20 days, and other bugs that obviously do not conform to common sense and logic.
Generally speaking, there are no bright spots, but it is not a bad movie, at least it is no problem to pass.
South Korea has been keen to make zombie movies in recent years, but in fact, with the gradual increase in the number of similar movies, the audience will eventually have a day of aesthetic fatigue.
I saw a lot of negative comments about the male lead and actor. I didn't know Liu Yaren before, but what I want to say is that no actor can do every drama that he shoots with an excellent script. There is no need to argue about this. Well.
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