Watching movies

The score on Douban is quite high, 8.2 points, so I chose this trip to Busan as a weekend pastime.

The movie is also called Zombie Express Train, and the name is quite scary. Yes, it is a thriller. It is the first disaster film with zombie theme in Korea, costing 65.438+000 billion won, equivalent to more than 600 million yuan.

Although the score of douban is high, the evaluation is mixed. Basically, I don't think this movie deserves such a high evaluation. More than seven o'clock is enough. After reading it, I think it's ok, but there are also many spit points (search douban).

After watching a lot of Korean high-scoring movies, I found a * * * similarity-Korean high-scoring movies are basically satirizing society and metaphorically expressing the darkness of politics. This movie is no exception, but it's more than that.

At the beginning of the film, the basic situation of the hero and heroine is explained: the hero Shi Yu is a fund manager of a securities company, with a busy job and is currently divorced and single; The heroine is his daughter. Although her daughter An Xiu followed him, she seldom saw her father, and even he didn't have time to attend the parent-teacher conference. The birthday present for my daughter is exactly the same as that given on Children's Day a few months ago.

My daughter is disappointed, so she wants to go to Busan for her birthday because her mother lives there. Shi Yu had no choice but to leave work and stay with her daughter.

On the high-speed rail. An Xiu looked out of the window, waiting for the train to start, and suddenly he saw a group of people on the stairs, wondering what they were doing. Before the train closed, a suspicious woman got on the bus quickly, but the conductor just turned around and didn't see it. At the moment when the train started, An Xiu saw a man outside the window being caught by another man. This is the foreshadowing.

That suspicious woman is a zombie. The film doesn't say where zombies come from. This question runs through my movies, but I still can't answer it. Zombies spread like lightning, and the number of zombies on the train increased geometrically, and soon infected the protagonist's carriage.

The protagonist and the passengers in the train watched the passengers turn into zombies, while a politician was giving a speech on TV. "... fortunately, due to the government's timely response, the violent demonstrations have gradually weakened and are expected to end in a short time ... There are many vicious rumors spreading, please don't waver ... I believe that the government and Qi Xinhui will work together to solve this incident tactfully. The safety of all citizens will not be threatened. "

The film then confesses the hero's character-selfish, thinking only of himself; In the climax of the film, the hero realized what suffering and * * *. At this time, the hero's character changed, and later he saved others with fearless spirit.

Similarly, a film full of struggle is bound to have extremely evil people. But the villain in this film seems to have lived a little longer and killed a little more, which is what I want to vomit most. I didn't understand what the director was trying to say until he died and turned the hero into a zombie. Why does everyone in the play know that he has no bottom line, but he still expresses goodwill to him many times, and their ending is that goodwill that has been delayed will bring self-destruction.

Before Shi Yu became a zombie, a plot inseparable from An Xiu poked my tears. Shi Yu must have regretted not spending 10,000 days with his daughter in Qian Qian before, but later he never had a chance-he would become a zombie and lose all his memories and emotions.

With great sorrow and regret, he closed the car door with tears in his eyes, regardless of the cry of his daughter behind him. He remembered the birth of his daughter in the back seat of the car until his eyes turned white. He knew that his memory was coming to an end, his consciousness was about to disappear, and the picture showed the shadow of him jumping off the train.

The film ends with the pregnant woman and the girl finally being rescued. The girl sang a song in the tunnel, echoing the opening song Shi Yu saw in the mobile video that her daughter only sang half a song at school-that was sung by Xiuan specially for her father Shi Yu.

Maybe the film's satire on politics is too obvious. What impressed me most was not the ironic metaphor, but the appeal to parents to accompany their children.

When your daughter is older, you should know why you live so hard. Father is always scolded every day, but they all sacrifice their lives like this, don't they?

-A trip to Busan