It's a difficult question to answer. This actually represents two different values, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, and the same person will have different choices under different circumstances. But when the world has tilted to the point where it has to transform into vampires to protect itself, the choice is even more difficult, because humans are only a small and rare group, and vampires multiply in search of fresh blood.
The very creative vampire theme is no longer a story of simply taking a bite and transforming, but incorporating the thinking of people's value orientation. What's interesting is that becoming a vampire does not change the brain. There are many turning points in the film, no matter whether the characters are good or evil. How to choose the future, you and I may think about it. But the thirst for blood will make them more greedy, and their naked humanity will be exposed.
If you want to live forever, you must pay a price. When the raw materials available in this world are getting less and less, the ugliness will permeate. Until one day, the last human beings were also transformed, and when the rest were all vampires, they only became extinct. In fact, after seeing it, I can almost understand that the blood of the reincarnated person will not change and become a pure-blood antidote. Even if there will be a considerable number of deaths in the bite of each other, it will eventually bring the world back to normal.
But is this choice really the result people want? The surviving three drove to the distance, but the road ahead was not sunny...
PS: The vampire bites people to suck blood, but they don't eat meat. The climax at the end of the film was made into a zombie movie.
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