Yes, this should be a solid adventure suspense film. But the third one is more like a disaster movie. When the virus erodes all human beings, how the government does it and how the people do it.
The government's approach: to increase its power and do everything possible to research the antidote. What the people do is: defend their rights, fight against the government, and fight for their own freedom.
The government's approach sounds very righteous and dignified, gathering all human and material resources to study the antidote and save all mankind. But behind this hides selfishness and cruelty. Because you can't send people into labs by illegal means, you can't save people by depriving them of their freedom.
The people's approach seems stupid, they don't support research on antidote, and they don't want to sacrifice themselves for the sake of self. But behind this stupidity is reason, yes, the people need the government, but the people also need to limit the government, because the stronger a government is, the less freedom and rights its people have, and even when the government is swallowed by darkness, the people There will be no will to resist.
So, what should be done? Personally, I believe that the government should be rooted in the people, and the people should be different "governments".
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