This kind of movie is not my favorite, but I saw a lot of previews on the bus, and I was confused and down. To be honest, the movie is relatively average, although the first half is still very compact, but it seems that the more you go on, the more you can get out and scare the audience. Coupled with too many ideas of humanitarianism, I don't think it's really suitable to talk about in such an extreme environmental survival story. It's pointless to put a pile of rubbish on a load that is already stretched on its own. , really should not be a proposal that a sensible leader should make. At the end of the movie, the surviving leader suddenly finds himself in a wolf's den after finishing the "dharma service" alone, and the original has been moving in the direction of living and moving, and in the direction of death! In an instant, the tall image of the leader collapsed completely, and the deaths of the original survivors were all the responsibility of the leader. I can't help but feel that watching the movie at the end was like a big joke.
I haven't read the original book called "Ghost Walker", but as far as the movie is concerned, the story does have serious flaws, and the filming is not that good. Even Mu's performance is a little dull, so it's really not a good work.
A very uninspired story, coupled with an action movie that I don't know what I want to express at the end, and a small and fresh fight with literature and art, as well as the Easter eggs that I am very excited about after the subtitles themselves.
Ma Ma, do not recommend, do not collect.
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