the female pig is the female pig of "Human-Beast Hybrid"; the
white male pig is the male pig of the American TV series "Spiritual Media" (how did he look older in 2004 than later?!)
Selfish guy is the father in the American TV series "Modern Family" (almost all of his characters are two-two, just add some other humanity on the basis of two.. = =) The
film is actually quite satisfactory, it can't be a zombie film The old routine: the infection spreads at the speed of light, and a few survivors are forced to gather into a small group. There are internal conflicts and struggles among them. In the end, whether they are active or passive, they must stand out. That's it!
After so many years of development, zombie films, A relatively stable routine has been formed, and the screenwriters have also reached a consensus. Basically, it will become a zombie after being bitten by a zombie. Although it can still move, it has completely lost its previous perception as a human being. Different directors have different settings for zombies. For example, in this film, after a human being bitten or injured by a zombie, even if it is only a small wound, he will die within a period of time (1 day?), and when his breathing stops, Only turned into a zombie, and the action speed is very fast, running and jumping as light as a swallow~ In most zombie films, humans will immediately (within 10 minutes?) be transformed into zombies after being injured by zombies, such as "Resident Evil" " Zombies out of the cage", "28 days", "28 weeks", etc.; the zombies in "Resident Evil" are the slowest, and the zombies in "Zombies out of the cage" (actually I like this one the most~!) A normal human being)'s own situation determines his actions after transformation. For example, the big boss inside was a scientist who was a cow before he transformed into a zombie. After transforming into a zombie, his actions are much more sensitive and cunning than ordinary zombies; "28 Days" "28" The zombies in Zhou are also very sensitive, and more or less retain the consciousness before the transformation, such as chasing and biting people they know. . = = ||||
But prime! ! I think there is a fatal logic problem in the setting of zombies, that is: Zombies feed on normal humans. After normal humans are bitten, if they become zombies within 5 minutes, then there will be more and more zombies. What will they eat in the end? le? Therefore, I think the setting of "waiting for people to die before turning into zombies" in this film is more reasonable~~~
Zombie movies should be developed from vampire movies. The originator may be Quentin's "Killing the Dawn" (?), the zombies in it are not infected by viruses, but after being bitten by some vampires. Monsters, they are different from vampires who created themselves. They don't have a clear consciousness and they won't transform into humans. They only know how to bite around (囧rz), so it can be seen that this is a brand new species different from vampires. , only headshots can kill them. The setting of "Thirty Polar Nights" is similar to that of "Kill" - humans will be infected after being bitten, but they do not have the same consciousness as vampires. So, what is this for? ? After the transformation, they are no longer human and can't be eaten. What are the vampires biting them for? ? . . .
Ah. . . I feel like I've said a lot of words, even if it's a small summary for my favorite zombie movie~
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