Refinement and surprise, Reivew on World War Z

Wonderful enough. At the beginning, the traditional urban boiling scene is attractive, and the subsequent high walls and airplane accidents are even more rare and novel, but on the whole it seems top-heavy. The movie highlights the scenes, and the bad parts, like emotional lines, are a bit of a gap between the front and back, giving people the feeling of stopping abruptly and then making up for it at the end; although there are many interesting plots, they are routinely portrayed a little. Human nature in disasters and so on, but the specific portrayal of characters has always been flowing. But...why do you have to be so harsh on these things when you watch a normal zombie movie? After all, there are very few who can achieve a high degree of completion in all aspects. Although the clues to find the antidote in the film do not give people much interest, the pictures and specific actions of each scene are in place, and the climax of the whole process is not sloppy, not only the production is fine but also surprising.

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