Are Mexican Movies That Fierce? If it weren't for the fact that some old people's makeup was too scary and uncomfortable, I would really like to collect this movie. Two stories, two groups of people, are also trapped in a boundless space where they can't get out. The sequelae of this movie may be that I no longer dare to walk into the unmanned high-rise stairwell in the future, as well as the self-driving trip on the unmanned highway. The horror of this story directly surpasses the psychological suspense of any zombie ghost movie I have ever seen, and deeply touches the lungs and scalp. Just think about it, from the 9th floor to the 1st floor, there is still a bottomless floor when you stretch your head out, and it will be an endless 9 floors if you continue. The silent highway that shines brightly in summer is still under the scorching sun after 12 hours of driving, and the gas station convenience store that has passed countless times once again skips the car window. After thinking about it more than once, it is estimated that the next scene will be a mental hospital. The doctor looks at the patient, shakes his head and says, "It's okay, he (she) has nightmares again." In a 100-minute movie, I can only see the body sensation for 3 hours, the director The presentation of 35 years in the stairwell is beyond my imagination, and I'm a little breathless wondering why it's not over yet. There is another reason for the anxiety in my heart, which is to watch them endlessly for 35 years, as if to see us trapped in the time of life, day after day. Tomorrow is today, today is yesterday, and yesterday is the day before tomorrow. In our whole life, we are not only trapped in our own life, but also together with the sun and the air, the dark clouds and the blue sky, trapped in the huge and boundless chaotic universe of darkness, we do not know the end of our death, nor the beginning of our birth. , the cycle repeats endlessly. On the opposite side of this reality, there is a parallel spiritual space, and the ultimate fate that you can't escape from is staged. 70 years of life, the first 35 years with my parents, and the last 35 years with my lover. Don't think about it, it's terrifying. In fact, after watching the movie, I have a new understanding of the meaning of life and survival, that is, never fall into a predicament that cannot be escaped. Once trapped, this life is over.
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