The original novel is a very short novel, and it is very unclear about the background of the story. In other words, the novel itself is a big hole dug and unfilled, and it simply mentions that it is related to military research. The movie is basically based on the novel, but the ending of the movie is too tragic, and the movie focuses more on the torture of human nature (after all, it was made by the director of "The Walking Dead", and several actors in it also went to fight zombies).
Due to the longer time of the TV series, the short length of the original book naturally cannot meet the needs of the TV series. In terms of story setting, it has basically expanded to the entire town residents. The story has also changed from a supermarket in the novel and movie to a church and a large shopping mall. . The story retains the military part, and it is estimated that there will be a big article in this regard.
However, for such a TV series that digs a big hole as soon as it comes up, it is easy to go deep into the deep hole and be unable to extricate oneself.
After watching three episodes at once, the plot progresses very slowly, and I am still full of worries about the next story development.
The heroine and the old lady are the two master killers in the play, and they have fascinated motives (usually those who love to kill are the people around them who get the lunch); the screenwriter started to do things from the beginning of the introduction of the family background, and the heroine lost her job , the daughter was raped, will the contradictions be torn apart in various ways; can Mist give a reasonable explanation?
Just like "Under the Dome", the characters of the story are caught in all kinds of infighting and want to tap into human nature, but they also lack all kinds of logic and don't know what to say. With the background of science fiction, I don't know if they will make all kinds of messes. .
However, it is still too early to judge this drama, and we still need to see the next development. If the next story is not like a fog, I am afraid it is a pill.
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