When I first saw this film, I felt like I wasted two precious hours in the world.
Summarize the feelings of watching the movie several times, without spoilers, and express your feelings directly.
First impression: This male protagonist's combat power is a bit low... Could it not be the male protagonist?
The second time I felt: This piece of shit is chasing and chirping, watching a movie blows up Lao Tzu's mentality.
The third feeling: Why hasn't this waste been bitten yet? Forget it, destroy it quickly, it's boring.
The fourth feeling: Grandpa announced that Grandpa watched a movie without a male protagonist, hehe
The fifth feeling: The appearance of these two heroines is okay.
For a long time, this movie was forgotten by me, until D tone brushed the short film of this movie again, which made me regain my memory of it.
So I replayed it on a whim, unsurprisingly disappointed, as always a waste. So swearing and quitting the browser.
I recalled some of the scenes before going to bed at night, and suddenly realized that this movie is not simple. The director of "Please Call Me Hero" can totally make a good film, cutting melons and vegetables to harvest zombies, why make such a suffocating film, the male protagonist is extremely wasteful, and he is rescued by the two female protagonists one at a time With two lives, what do you want to express? Almost all good works are all about a certain truth, and this truth is the core to develop the storyline, and this film is no exception.
How mediocre can a person be? When I thought about this question, I suddenly felt that this male protagonist was just playing me? If it was me, I might have been paralyzed in the face of a zombie girlfriend... If it was me, I might have been dragged out of the car by a suit of zombies... If it was me, I might have really dared not walk out of that cabinet... If it was me... I would not dare any more I thought about it, because the male protagonist poked my fragile keyboard warrior's heart with practical actions. He remembers his old love, he obeys the law, he is flesh and blood, and he strikes bravely.
I still remember a line from "Fight Club", "Are you going to be a coward for a lifetime, or a hero, even if only for a few minutes."
There are always people who compare "Train to Busan", whether it's a comparison or a comparison, it's actually unnecessary. One is a decathlon, and the other is a serious partiality. And I think all the works that can make people think are good works. The meaning can be conveyed. If you can't understand it, you don't need to pay attention. You don't need to care about who can understand. People can do it.
peace out
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