Zombie culture used to be just a horror element. Later, along with the Resident Evil crisis, it evolved all the way to the modern viral science fiction. In fact, the deep layer of capitalist industrial civilization caused the workers to change into depression and become walking dead. Finally, they went crazy and attacked others. This idea can be traced back to Chaplin's "Modern Times". After so many years, zombies can no longer evolve? Only without a brain? Zombies must be killed all the way? In the science fiction "Zombie Planet", zombies rule the earth. This is a flying saucer again. It's also the area 51 who just smothered the zombies with a little intelligence. A bunch of spectators can't stand it. I can't understand the theory of relativity, so it must be the theory of relativity. has a problem? I don't have a brain, I don't understand the background culture, so I have to give one star? Friends, if you are an adult and you still have this mentality, it is recommended to see a doctor. This is called almighty narcissism, and it is the performance of a giant baby. The plot is indeed rough, but the zombie movies you mentioned yourself will fight and kill, and it will be fun all the way. Does that need to be as logical as a detective film? Other plots are all to advance the story line. The daughter's role is indeed a bit too much, including private life, and it is just right to have a few strokes as a branch line. As a result, it can't stand as the main theme of the whole film.
There is a kind of I want to express the father-daughter relationship, but the boss said that it still needs to cater to the positioning of most audiences that zombie films are plasma films, so I made a very awkward compromise.
Too many elements, flying saucers, Area 51, aliens, zombies, robots, Silent Hill-like crossing the hibernating corpse group, Resident Evil nuclear bomb settings, Rambo-like female warriors, Arthas-like corpse kings. However, due to space limitations, each of them was brought to the point of view, but it could not be expanded. There must be a lot of prequels, postquels, and personal biography prepared later to add to the holes dug in front of them.
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