At the beginning, it seemed that the game was set up to prevent the society from revolting again, but the irony was that the game itself was the root cause of the rebellion, and then, there was no more. I felt that the director threw a lot to the audience. Question mark, and then want to answer, the result is not, not because there is a sequel. The plot progresses very slowly, I think each scene is very loose, not exciting, really not exciting, I don’t know if this is a style, and then it feels very long and gives people a very tired feeling” Why isn't it over yet?" Many people around him felt the same way.
Each character in it is really not explained clearly, it feels like a label, those few are the incarnation of cruelty, the girl is the incarnation of intelligence, (and only the protagonist commented on the girl like this, and then no one Feel her cleverness) That girl is the embodiment of innocence and cuteness, God, these characters are so unbelievable, don't they want to go home? Do they all want to play? Everyone who comes to participate in this competition must be ready to die. Why does it feel that everyone does not seem to have their own concerns or expectations? What kind of background is their district? At least they have to explain it, or through training It can be briefly mentioned in the process, otherwise these people are just a supporting role in the hearts of the audience, not a formidable opponent, hey, it's really too fake anyway. Then there is that handsome male No. 2. What is the meaning of his existence? (Is there a sequel? There are many of his roles) The heroine should be a very sensible girl, but in desperation, what she thought of was not her love in her hometown, but the man she wanted to slap a few days ago. Number One, oh my God, can such a brief conversation change my mind about him? I really think there should be a lot of stories in it to support this kind of love, or maybe the director wanted to use this to explain the love between young men and women before? Seriously, I really can't believe how this movie got such a high box office? ? Maybe I'm too stupid to really understand. It's not a wonderful story. In a killing game, the real horror is not the group of people who have lost their humanity, but how a group of people with humanity go step by step to madness and perish in such a desperate environment. It's definitely not so superficial. A group of unbelievable "teenage murderers", really, hey, it's really terrible to make a group of children so hideous and vicious from the beginning, there is no reason, there is no reason, it is really unbelievable. And then there's that so-called "mentor" from before, and then that powder-faced lady, that black stylist, that feels redundant, and their dinnertime in District 12, where there could have been a lot better stories, and then The male protagonist said "I know I won't win", then left, and then the heroine also left, making people feel that the screenwriter couldn't find a better way to end the scene, hey, it really is. ...I don't even know what to say.
There are also those inexplicable parachutes, and the heroine climbed the tree, and the group of people decided not to kill her for the time being at the instigation of the male lead. God, what logic is this. I'm really speechless. That love makes people feel sick all over the body. Couldn't the heroine be tangled? Is she the type to be easily deceived? It doesn't work, really, it's incredible. Their lingering words, I think the male number one is still suitable, but a girl who is brave, wise, and has a spirit of resistance would actually follow along, which is too shocking.
Hey, let’s not talk about it. In short, I really think that such a movie is not worth watching in a movie theater. You can download it on the Internet yourself. The action scenes do not have too harsh requirements on visual and auditory, so you don’t need to go to the movie theater to experience it. Anyway, maybe I'm too bad, I didn't understand the director's intention very well. If there is such a possibility, I'll watch it again and see if I can get a feel for it.
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