I just finished watching "High-Rise Skyscraper" by Dousen, the setting, art, cast and so on are all good, but the script collapsed... Alas, in fact, the dystopian theme wants to explain the worldview well, and the riots and uprisings go through the process. In the end, it doesn't matter if all the villains or the broken pots are broken, but the middle logic plot should be well transitioned, otherwise it will be quite abrupt. In fact, the motivation of the role can be described more, even if the worldview is completely serving the characters, it is fine, and it is also interesting to explain the situation of the characters clearly. The 100% neutral character design of the protagonist is actually quite interesting, the background of the characters can be deeply explored, and the world view is also interesting, but it seems that the two sides are not completely done, so it is a pity that it is vague, absurd enough but with various meanings Floating on the surface, unfortunately. After reading the screenwriter, it's so-so, the director has directed Doctor Who for 8 seasons, and I don't have much memory of that season, and the rhythm is a bit slow, which may be a common fault of the director. I searched for movie reviews and found that there are many compared to Snowpiercer, which is indeed worse. However, as far as the setting is concerned, the industrial-style modern building, the near-future utopia, and the unclosed state, the characters are all self-selected to stay in the story scene, which is really attractive. Personally, the story is also an anti-routine that I like after all. There is no specific heroic role, and everyone is rotten to the end. Unfortunately, the story is not told well, and it is not even as good as direct heroism. srds, no matter how much you say, Jiu Sen is too handsome. Oh his beautiful body, so happy to see it.
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