Based on Dave Eggers' novel "The Ring", I want to see the original. From the movie alone, the story is pretty bad. It's not uncommon for the theme of Internet giants to destroy the world, but who would think that everyone in the world is so stupid? All the characters are stupid and unattainable, the various plots are not enough to win the trust, the heroine performs too hard, and completely loses the goodwill of passers-by. Extreme deductions make thinking groundless, only superficially similar to reality, and therefore meaningless. Recently, I watched a bunch of bad movies (at least not so good ones), many of them were adaptations, some of them didn’t tell the story well, and the content and form were too confusing, which led to some incomprehensible problems, so I wanted to watch some original books and movies that were good (does Doctor Zhivago count as one? But I haven't even read that one, and I have never understood Faust, so let's not mention that one). The lesson this movie taught me is: Never try to add so-called "thinking" full of subjective intentions to the bloody plot. The result of this is very shallow and naive, and this is almost a definition of fast food literature and art. Don't make this mistake. As for the small scene... There is nothing to say on the whole, no talent and no splendor. At the end, Mei completes the CEO, mooring alone on the lake, and two cameras follow her to shoot her. In the end, the camera images are merged into many, many pictures, like a monitor; the end of "Belko Experiment" is also when the protagonist kills the experimental staff and stands still. Before the empty factory area, the final screen merged into the surveillance footage of many, many simultaneous killings. This is a bit of a fancy place.
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