I remember when I watched it for the first time that year, the deepest impression was that every character was muttering and making people feel uncomfortable when listening (I don't know why I left such a ghost impression at that time, and I still have no solution). Besides, the groaning sound that Koreans make when they are strained and nervous is: "Alas...is...". ? ? ?
I don't know if the director planned it intentionally or not, but the audience (including me) can't help looking down at every despicable, dirty and cowardly character in the picture when watching the movie. Of course, it may be the result of my own excessive obscenity interpretation. The weak at the bottom didn't get a trace of consolation from the screenwriter's kindness in the script. When the dirty, smelly and bitten old man appeared at the beginning of the camera, when he moved with difficulty, all he got was the hateful eyes of the people around him who were afraid to avoid it. When a younger friend of the old man in the ambulance station asked for help, the other rescued objects immediately cast a vicious and fierce light, fearing that their own interests would be taken by others. When the ambulance personnel came to the place where the old man fell to the ground and found that there was no trace of the person, the dissatisfaction from the bottom of his heart showed that in his eyes, the so-called human life was just the characters on his worksheet, and he may also be exposed to sour odor every day. When the living and the dead were unbearable, the long-dry tear ducts left only numb eyes.
It seems too naive to simply divide the social class into a binary structure of rich and poor. Putting aside the political label of the middle class, a considerable proportion of the population in the poor and weak side are inherently superior to those in the rich and strong camp. feel that they sometimes dislike the group to which they belong to a certain degree more than the superiors who dislike them,
When the government faced the ravages of the zombie virus, the earthquake and stability maintenance were obviously superior to everything else. The ordinary people who were terrified were indiscriminately classified into the zombie army. The seemingly efficient administrative measures were actually simple and rude, and the logic was simple. The bureaucratic machine that has a say in the order first thinks of self-protection, but the public usually receives the official service coat of Weiguang instilled by the mainstream consciousness and subtly affects everyone who can think.
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