2020.2.11-Monologues of strangers under the epidemic

Geo 2021-11-15 08:01:26

At the beginning of the film, there is the words of Nobel laureate Joshwar Lidberg, "Viruses are the greatest threat to humans ruling the earth." And at the end of the blood plague there is also a sentence: "Because the earth's immune system has identified the most destructive pathogens. The existence of human beings.” Viruses that continue to appear continue to change and survive, and when they return, they will be stronger than before. Both "Extreme Panic" and "Blood Plague" were derived from Ebola. It is well known that Ebola does not have a vaccine or special medicine, but the end of the film gave the people in the small town a perfect ending. -It can be cured by getting the corresponding serum. In real life, there is no special medicine. I can’t help wondering what would happen without special medicine. Will it really slaughter the city in the end and let these 2600 people die for this “battle”. No one knows... and I hope we never know... At the end, I feel that whether it is Ebola that has made us horrified or the new coronary pneumonia that has occurred in early 2020, there are two sides. The good side is that we are exposed to nature because of the disease. In awe...The bad side is that those who died because of this became the victims of this natural warning to humanity...

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Extended Reading
  • Alba 2022-03-26 09:01:04

    Compared with the more rigorous "Contagion", this dramatic interpretation of the protagonist's all-powerful and omnipotent saving the world is obviously more able to catch the audience's attention. Netflix recently trending a bunch of contagion movies, apparently with people quarantined at home on the contrary of Netflix and chill.

  • Conrad 2021-11-15 08:01:26

    Disaster movies will always shock people's hearts and hit your heart

Outbreak quotes

  • General Billy Ford: You know, Colonel Daniels is not going to like us going behind his back like this.

    General Donald McClintock: Then we'll kill him.

    [beat]

    General Donald McClintock: Lighten up, Billy. We have no alternative. You're so goddamn sentimental. That's the trouble with this country.

  • [the staff at Cedar Creek Hospital is desperately trying to save Rudy]

    Dr. Mascelli: Rudy, can you hear me? Come on, Rudy! Help me out here! Squeeze my hand! It looks like toxic shock.

    Nurse Emma: Fred said he was fine yesterday.

    Dr. Mascelli: Come on, Rudy!

    Nurse Jane: I've been reading about these really bad strep cases in Newsweek.

    Dr. Mascelli: Maybe I should subscribe. Henry, get me a blood culture, chemistry profile, and a blood count.

    [Henry takes a blood sample from Rudy]

    Dr. Mascelli: Goddamn it! Come on, Rudy!