Such a good movie, why is the rating so low? To be honest, from the beginning to the end, my biggest feeling is that my heart skips a beat. After reading it, a deep sense of despair rose from my heart. What a touching fatherly love, this was my deepest feeling in the first half. The scumbag boyfriend sells the heroine, and the "father" comes to the door, and he has to find his daughter regardless of his life. There are many twists and turns in the middle. On the last eve, the heroine slept peacefully there, but judging from the situation in the first half, a happy ending for the three of them should not be possible. When her boyfriend found her, I thought it was the heroine who was dreaming. In fact, when she woke up, a zombie opened its bloody mouth at her. This is what I guessed. But the film is obviously higher in style, thinking about what ordinary people can't think of, and then the reversal begins. We will find that the most terrifying thing is not zombies, but people. This is both the most desperate place and the most brilliant place in the film.
This movie is full of abandonment, boyfriend abandoning girlfriend, father abandoning daughter, country abandoning people. When people go through untold hardships and finally get a life back, they are easily taken away by their own kind.
After watching this movie, my heart is full of despair, but in addition to despair, it is very thought-provoking. It's more dramatic, more intense, and more thoughtful than the trip to Busan.
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