All the film critics here are talking about human nature, the director and Stephen King will cry. So what exactly is this movie about? Hint: This movie is based on a novel by Stephen King, who is very fond of Mr. Lovecraft. Do you understand? What? Not yet? Well, Cthulhu! Okay, now you know what this movie is going to express? It's indescribable fear and despair. People in the supermarket kill each other to express the gradual distortion of the spirit of people in despair. In the end, the protagonist kills everyone in the same car, including his own son. Think about how desperate a person must be. to kill his own son. The government opened the portal and let the monsters in to express the famous saying in Cthulhu culture: when you look at the abyss, the abyss is also watching you. Don't try to seek existence beyond our comprehension, or you'll be out of luck.
The last scene where the troll passing by playing soy sauce is also a typical Cthulhu fan. Why doesn't it attack humans? Because its relationship with humans is equivalent to the relationship between humans and ants: you go out in the morning and see a group of ants on the side of the road, you Do you feel threatened, so you take the initiative to step on this group of ants? You are just ants, and you are not trampled to death because I want to trample you, but because I happened to trample you to death. This is the relationship between this existence beyond human comprehension and human beings.
It is recommended to scold this piece of garbage or say human nature first to understand the Cthulhu culture before commenting. It is not unreasonable for foreign high scores.
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