In fact, the beginning of this film is quite boring. The city in the play is dirty and the clothes of the characters are dirty. Everything is like a small British town in the budding era of capitalism. It lacks resources and sticks to the rules. Almost everyone is confused and has no life. Hopeless. Starting from the mechanism that starts the big generator, the plot is like an adventure movie, and it's a little bit catchy. But the headquarters film is not tense, more like a children's educational film, the only horror element is the mutant mole.
The hero and heroine symbolize new hope, dare to ask why, dare to say no, is the force that pushes society forward.
After checking it out, the cast is actually quite strong. The mayor is Bill Murray (the hero of Lost in Translation, with a grinning face that makes me want to laugh), and the actor's father is actually played by Tim Robbins (the famous actor) The Shawshank Redemption actor).
There is a conjecture: Why do humans go underground to live in Shimmering City? Judging from the mutant animals, it may be the cause of nuclear war.
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