"Zombies Are Not Dead" has a higher level of progress than the B-level sense of traditional zombie movies, and is completely different from the bloody and terrifying atmosphere of most zombie movies. It cleverly shows humans' excessive desire for pop culture, which is more concise and natural than "Zombie Shaun". There are many foreshadowings buried in the film, and I hope to make a sequel to explain. The grouping of characters makes this area and the whole film more full of charm. 1. In the juvenile group, two girls and one boy watch the news. The boy cares about the end of the world. The girls slowly start to fear that people are dead in the town. Everyone is not used to being too quiet. This reminds us of how lively it was before. But it did not explain the transition, why it is so deserted now. The three of them watched someone in the correctional center were eaten outside, and wisely hid in the storage room without running out, and then waited for the zombies to disperse and went to the mayor to find a hiding place. The most calm is these three people. 2. The tour group drove a cool car with "very George Romero style" to the town. After the eruption of the zombies, they all died in the room statically, and were "preventively hacked their heads" by the police one by one. 3. The policemen of the police group drove along after they had agreed with "Zelda". The old policeman went to crush the passing zombies several times. The female policeman in the back row asked him why he wanted to crush them. The old policeman just smiled contemptuously, anyway. Are dead. Some people will understand it as a stalk that makes everyone laugh, or it can be understood as the old police's indifferent view of life and death. When the camera turned, the consequences of rolling the zombies, the wheels were stuck by the hands and feet of the zombies and could not move, and the car was surrounded by a large group of zombies. You can fast forward the first twenty minutes of the overall rhythmic movie. Other clips must be at a normal speed to enjoy a unique sense of slowness and coldness. The narrative is satisfying. At the beginning, the sense of suspense is simple. The horror and horror atmosphere is like a feather floating in the air. Although it will not hurt anyone, I am afraid of why it has been like this. Reality Criticism: It's an understatement, just floating on the surface and failing to reach the essence. If you don’t see a person’s face, you will feel that everything is a zombie?♂️
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