At the beginning, two couples of men and women (the number can be changed, the purpose is the same) are happy to travel freely in Europe. The camera will inevitably capture the photos of the women leaning on famous places of interest. In order to express the American adventure spirit, the elder brother Paul suggested that everyone should go to the Ukrainian city in Eastern Europe. Because of the nuclear furnace explosion, he explored the abandoned city of Pripyat. He contacted the local tour guide Uri, a retired guerrilla tour guide, to lead the group. He joined the couple who had known each other for a month and seemed to have been in love for many years. A group of seven set out. .
The plot can be expected to follow the normal military gates and cannot pass through, but I appreciate that the director silently sat in the seat of an American tourist who did not understand the local language. In naughty words, he thought he was innocent and cute, and at the same time he could beat Jun Yi Can's bad jokes just seemed extra vulgar and uninteresting. At this time, the author thought that he was useless, and later proved to be wrong (discussed later). The only way to get there is to take the trail and enter the city. I don’t know how many times I have used the old terrier bridge in the past movies. The director’s routine is conservative. As long as the tension condensed in the later plot makes the author drive away the work fatigue when watching the night show, Brad Parker Finally taught me to focus on watching. The tour guide performed to the group members the senior acting skills of catching fish in the turbid lake and pretending to be irradiated and biting his fingers, which made the author believe that he was the first victim. The pink strange fish on the side, everyone shouted, and surrounded the pink strange fish that was breathing the last breath of the world. Tourists thought it was an extra surprise. When they left, several tails of the same species quickly swam from all directions to the middle circle. The human beings in the disaster have issued a warning that they will kill me. The author looks forward to the massacre later, but I don’t know whether the fish is too full or merciless? The tourist who was attacked in the lake escaped, regardless of whether he is safe or not, the mutant fish with sharp teeth can only He left a few marks on his thigh, the blood flow was not much, he screamed and ran away, was the director joking with the audience? Since the tour guide was inseparable, the director gave a terrifying introduction, why treat American tourists kindly? The group of fish dispatched expressly [please look forward to the bloody scene later] is a lie!
The black bear's appearance is very boring, it is running wild in the abandoned building, it can't create a fright, it's hard to help the actor's excellent panic expression, it's strange that the radiation can change the fish, fester the dog's skin, the bear's coat is shiny, let alone the bear's Thick skin and fat can resist radiation, and the director should treat them equally and not choreograph confusing settings.
The [boring] American tourist mentioned in the third paragraph of my essay turned out to be a man with both passion and love. He ignored his girlfriend's objection and took the initiative to go out to find the missing tour guide. The girlfriend sacrificed her life to accompany the short-lived group friends, and the loyalty of the two sides is still admired by the author. The last thing I wrote is that the blonde with outstanding body shows cleavage as usual in horror movies, if it is reasonable to wear hot pants and white shirts in summer, winter clothes with jacket and scarf are so sexy, it is a bit different, the camera can't stop shooting sexy parts, male The brown-haired heroine with dense clothes, wit and courage is more able to please the female audience. The director uses the difference in body and hair color to bring out the personality difference between the two heroines. There will be winners and losers of both sexes, tricks, tricks.
Written by Patrick Chan on September 15, 2012
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