haven't counted them carefully, but I have watched at least 20 zombie movies. Unfortunately, zombie movies are mainly entertainment, and the plots are single. Except for the actors, the content is almost unimpressive. I remember zombies jumping. Yes, this is probably the main reason for the demise of zombie movies. The most impressive ones are "Mr. Zombie", "Uncle Zombie", "Ghostbusters", etc. It is worth mentioning "Ghostbusters", directed by Liu Zhenwei, and the screenwriter is the yet-to-be-famous Wong Kar-wai, it's quite funny, I haven't watched it The children's shoes may need to be mended. Another is the TV series "I have a date with a zombie".
"Zombie" is undoubtedly a good film, so I won't say much about the good points. The CG of the film is not very powerful, especially when the final boss fight is very rough, it is better to use less and more traditional. The plot is not full enough, and the rhythm is not well grasped. Some places are long-winded, some places jump, and there are many unclear logic.
——The twin ghosts always remind me of Xiao Hao's good performance in "Rose, Red Lotus" , which is worthy of praise, especially the sense of despair, which may be similar to my own experience. Reminds me of the classic sentence of playing the super villain in "Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng": My life is up to me! It's really not what it used to be. Among the several costumes Xiaohao brought, in addition to the zombie costumes of the Qing Dynasty, there is a little bit that should be in "Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng". Judging from the label on the last foot, Xiaohao is also a person of 50+, so he will not complain about the fat on his stomach.
At the end of the easter egg, there is a person sitting in the movie theater. It should be the director, right?
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