Many people commented that these protagonists have brain disabilities and low IQs. They only know about quarrels, but don't know how to hurry up and run away. When I was watching it, I had the same idea. But just, I think all this is reasonable. So I think this movie is still worth watching.
The environment created by this supernatural power, as well as the invasion of strange creatures, puts the terrifying atmosphere to the end, but the recording process is very simple. Looking at it makes people feel very real, as if it were on the scene.
Regarding the plot, I actually have a lot of questions, so I put it forward and offer my guess for everyone's entertainment.
I. Doubts about the tour guide Yuri
1. The tour guide Yuri made a joke by the river when he first entered the scenic spot. How much is the real joke in this joke?
The tour guide should know that the kind of fish with jagged teeth is not a good kind, but he still put his hand into the water. Is he really too familiar and confident? I still knew that I might be bitten, but I did it just to show off the adventurous nature of the itinerary I arranged. Or...Anyway, I always think this tour guide's behavior is very purposeful. In the whole show, he is the only one who understands the whole thing, and he is the first to die. Did he foresee the end as soon as the danger occurred?
2. Yuri hid a pile of burning ashes after entering the building.
The burning ashes must have been made by higher creatures. At this time, I thought that Yuri’s round head should have been alert, and it was very obvious that he had a very high degree of understanding of the matter. So when he saw that the line on the car was broken later, he already knew his situation very well. They must stay.
3. Yuri's walkie-talkie
I learned later that Yuri has two walkie-talkies. But the one that Yuri used to call for help at the beginning didn't have the slightest signal at all. Why did he bring in a useless thing? I think this walkie-talkie must have worked before, but no one answered this time. He must have a way to communicate with the outside world, but this time, they abandoned him. Because the other party perceives the danger. "They" took advantage of Yuri.
4. Yuri's
flesh-and-blood ending in Yuri's end play heralds the fate of every tourist. At that time, the shape of a dwarf appeared in the blurred vision, and everyone already knew that there was a hostile higher creature. Did they treat Yuri as food? When the enemy is very strong, why do they attack these people one by one? Are they still smart?
Second, some fragmentary questions
1. A cute little girl appeared in the play, which attracted everyone’s attention, and then Natalie was kidnapped away, but Natalie’s final ending was in the Radiation Tower , Did she escape here by herself? And that little girl, is the child of the tourist who was snatched by the mutant? The purpose of the mutants to snatch these tourists is not simply hunting. Is it to recall the good old days. These mutants are hidden in the corner because they are often besieged by troops?
2. Since the purpose of the play is to destroy everyone, why bother to set off the black-haired girl's perseverance. She has shown her bravery several times. I think the screenwriter will at least let it go. About her. But this of course also helped to clarify the point of the whole show. The worst thing is not the mutants, but the people who created this disaster and abandoned their compatriots in the ruins. They control technology, rights, the army, and all resources, but They made a brutal and inhumane decision, which led to a tragedy. Civilized people cannot be redeemed either. Such evil is destined to be used to bury mankind. So Chernobyl was buried. Anyone who was involved in this evil but did not exceed its ability to save themselves would be buried.
Well, just write so much in a piecemeal manner.
Because I really don't think this is a bad drama. But it is really a good idea to be developed and needs to be described in detail. .
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