Who knows if you take a closer look, I can only say that I regret it super invincible.
The movie has a strong disaster-movie theme from the start. But with the development of the plot, there is a monster theme! And then at the end, the monster theme starts to shift again, into a psychotic theme! I was completely confused by the writers.
If you really want to lose memory in deep space, then fine, get rid of those monsters, as long as the captain turns into a guy who sleeps and turns into another person, everyone can be happy, and it is very good-looking.
Here's the problem, the writers seem to want to put together the Titanic crash scene, the monsters of Resident Evil, and Hannibal from Silence of the Lambs. Experiment to see what kind of cocktail this makes.
pity. . . taste not good. At least I think so.
There are a few scenes in there that are quite scary. . . . But it was only after thinking about it for a long time that it felt very scary.
It feels like you ate an apple, thought about the dangers in it for a long time, then suddenly thought about whether it was given to you by an old woman, and finally worried about whether your name was Snow White or whether there was Prince Charming, or whether it was Seven. Did this dwarf put himself in a crystal coffin and bury it directly in the ground? . .
Well, basically speaking, his idea is good, deep space amnesia, it seems that if people stay in a claustrophobic environment for too long, they will have a little mental illness, even if there is someone to accompany, as long as the environment is a little dark If so, the more likely the person is mentally ill.
Basically, this allergy is a chain reaction, and it is also a very scary experience. Take a picture, you suddenly open your eyes, you don’t know who you are, and then you don’t know where, and there is someone who pretends to be your own. The guy is constantly stabbing you almost and suddenly, the problem is that you don't know who the guy is next to you!
This kind of thing is really scary, because when you see something blank, it's never as terrifying as what you can't see. . .
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