The first thing to say is that "Please Call Me a Hero" really amazed me, because when the heroine came out, I called it like a mentally retarded, because the heroine is my goddess Yumura Ka Chunjiang! ! ! (manual mental retardation +∞)
ahem! Back to the topic, what amazes me about this movie is the sense of rhythm in the first half, the gripping sense of rhythm is really praiseworthy.
Then there is the role of the male hero, which shook me. This character is very real, especially where he quarreled with him, "How long do you want me to wait? 10 years, 20 years, 30 years, 50 years, that's not a dream anymore, that's a delusion!", This sentence is a loud slap on the face of everyone who has their own persistence. Indeed, the dreams of unsuccessful people are called delusions.
If you want to compare "Train to Busan" with "Please Call Me Hero", I don't think the comparability is large. Although it is the same zombie theme, the main meaning expressed is different.
"Train to Busan" tends to play family cards, and pays more attention to the rendering of characters. Of course, the emotional part is inevitable. At the same time, it is a good interpretation of how a selfish father grows and becomes great.
And I prefer "Please Call Me Hero", "Please Call Me Hero" expresses the direction of human nature and self, the hero is a timid person, which can be seen from many details, as well as his own delusions It can be seen that although his delusions are very funny, they are very straight to the heart.
The role of Bilu Meijiang played by Jia Chun in it is actually quite subtle and inconsistent. He was bitten by a baby, but it took 2 days to become ZQN, shouting heroes to go there, I was completely stunned, Bilu How could Mi-chan get a lunch soon after appearing on the stage! Come out to me, director, let's talk about life! Fortunately, Bi Lu Mei-chan became a half-human, half-zombie zombie girl, and she made a meow punch when she appeared again! To put on such a cute angry face to eat cat food? I didn't get cute!
Cough cough! Continuing to get back to the point, when Bilu Meijian appeared again, I was a black question mark face, obviously the previous narrative and rhythm were good, why did you come up with such a middle-aged thing?
Forget it, let’s keep watching anyway, I started playing soy sauce after Bilu Mei-chan, until I met Yabu, her appearance was so cool to me, and there was a turning point in the plot, reaching a new stronghold, the hero here is still guarding Billy, don't let other people until she's half-human, half-Q, here's where it starts to get interesting for me.
In the new stronghold part of the scene, I feel great, especially in terms of human nature, enclosing the king and killing each other.
The plot driven by the change of sovereignty, began to enter the final climax of the scene, ZQN living in the past memory, listening to music and jumping to the top of the stronghold BOSS, these make me feel sad for some reason, just like Yabu Looking at the words ZQN said to the hero downstairs, "maybe they are happy".
The upstairs stronghold collapsed, leaving only Yabu and Bilumei, while the hero hid in the cabinet and listened to the walkie-talkie. Yabu called for help again and again, and then he looked at himself in the mirror in the cabinet, and he was struggling and delusional. In the end, it was this part of the awakening. It was not sensational, and it was inexplicably funny, but it moved me.
The hero who finally rushed out was very interesting to be bitten by ZQN. His hands were full of Rolex, so that ZQN couldn't bite, hahahahaha! It's amazing here! Use this contrast to interpret the growth of the hero.
In the end, the hero picked up the gun to protect the serval and Bilumei. The touch was like a man's. Silence is golden. You don't need too much language and sensationalism, you just need to pick up the gun and face the anus!
Therefore, a person who persists with delusions has a humble and insignificant belief in his heart, just like his name, but he just wants people to remember and remember his existence.
"Please Call Me a Hero" and "Train to Busan" are the two best ZOMBIE movies in Asian countries. It is meaningless to compare them, because these two movies are like forerunners. The advantages and disadvantages of each, I hope to see more and better Asian zombie movies in the future.
The last thing I have to say is that there is a village frame pure sauce stuffed high!
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