In general, "Isolation" tells the story of a nuclear bomb or something that exploded for some unknown reason, causing an entire city to fall, a handful of survivors who took refuge in the basement of a building, and a chain of events. And death begins to happen... The film hardly explains why the event happened and the world outside the basement, that is, if we still want to see the beginning of the event and the outside world in the first half of the movie, then we will end up with Disappointed. Of course, that curiosity may be what drives us to keep watching. However, the director may only be discussing human nature, and thus has no interest in solving puzzles.
However, the changes in the characters' emotions under extreme conditions and the gradual presentation of the various aspects of human nature are still abrupt and without a sense of hierarchy.
In addition, the feces, blood, and dismemberment that appeared many times in the film... these have always been unbearable for me, and I still have no resistance to the disgusting scenes. This is also the reason why in addition to feeling depressed, there is always a feeling of vomiting during the whole process.
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