"We" is obviously the work of a very ambitious director, and the influence of Rod Serling can be seen. There are turning points, irony, false endings, and a lot of jokes. It is a very powerful blow.
The film is scary enough. The less the audience knows and the less they think before entering the theater, the better the effect of watching the movie. The director uses some mysterious combination of imagination to induce the audience to think about the more infinite and deeper horror hidden behind the movie.
"We" has extremely high entertainment value. A film creator born as a comedian uses a big and fearless way to blend the serious and mindless elements extremely appropriately.
"We" is a great release full of comedy tension and psychological fear. It uses laughter as a weapon to remind the audience that laughter, screaming and thinking are not mutually exclusive.
"We" is a depressing gaze, a miracle of vision and technology. It is different from "Escape from the Dead Town" when you leave the theater with great stamina. "We" is the best visual presentation of the deep inner fear, which is irrational.
