This film has its own uniqueness, unlike most European and American horror films, which are full of dog blood, which makes people nauseated. The apocalyptic scene created in the opening chapter, as well as the emotional and psychological portrayal of the characters are commendable. However, it is still unavoidable. In the later climax, there are still cruel and bloody scenes that are not suitable for children, and the development of some plots is not too different from what I imagined. Compared with the sinister external environment, the most terrifying thing is the person himself. At the same time, the film also seems to convey a concept of environmental protection, cherishing our world, otherwise we may end up homeless. The ending gives people hope that we will not despair of the world.
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