Subtown said to me while watching, the zombies in this movie are very fast. Zicheng's observation skills have always been excellent, and he immediately pointed out the biggest difference between the zombies here and the zombies in other movies - fast. Not only does it run fast, but the virus spreads fast too. This is also in line with the logic that the virus spreads to the world in a very short period of time. Just imagine, how can those zombies who are shaken three times in one step and die at the head can quickly spread to the whole world. The pictures of several large waves of zombies attacking with stormy waves are too spectacular and very beautiful. Although there are many zombie movies, most of them are low-budget B-movies, and such large-scale productions are not common.
The picture is really refreshing to watch, but there are not many raging scenes in the movie, because most of the time is left to tell the plot, so this is not a particularly tacky zombie movie.
I especially liked the first episode. Daddy Pete led the whole family out, and he encountered a few zombies on the road and instantly infected a large number of zombies. Pete is also quite observant (why 'also'...), and soon learned that the time to mutate after being bitten by a zombie is 12 seconds. As a pillar, Pete has done an excellent job of comforting and protecting his family from the helicopter ride and out of danger.
In the second paragraph, Pete and the team come to a base, and there are two plots worth thinking about. The first, Hope for the Future The young virologist slipped and fell to his death as soon as he got off the plane. . . The same is true in reality. A well-planned action often fails in a small accident that you can't imagine. Second, on the way back from refueling, a phone call from his wife woke up the zombies, put Pete in crisis, and killed his teammates. In reality, the one who cares about you the most and loves you the most may not be of much help in your work, and may even be a disservice.
In addition to continuing the development of the plot, the third paragraph is also responsible for the climax of the action scene in the film. Among them, the Jewish "Tenth Man Theory" I like very much. ——
When one person thinks something is right because of subjective factors, the second person will also have the same opinion along the line of the first person, and so on until the ninth person also has the same opinion, indicating that the nine people They all look at this issue along the same line of thought. The tenth person must oppose the views of the previous nine people, and try to look at this problem from the opposite side, so as to look at the hidden dangers of this line of thinking, and then truly comprehensively consider the problem.
In the last paragraph, Pitt and the female soldier crashed and came to the research center. They survived by virtue of the protagonist's halo, and found a way to deal with zombies by virtue of extraordinary observation. Compared to the number of zombies in the previous waves, there are only a handful here. The climax scene is not as good as the previous paragraphs, and the last scene is not a big climax, which is really not in line with Hollywood's routine. 99 out of 100 Hollywood blockbusters end with big scenes. There must be a reason for this. Just imagine, the front has been refreshing and the last climax, and the front has been refreshing and the last has no climax. Which one do you enjoy more? Cough, cough, right?
Overall, it's a very good movie. I still like this "Plants vs. Zombies", bah bah, "Zombie World War".
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