Viruses are the most feared creatures

Fletcher 2022-04-19 09:01:43

A virus, a microorganism mainly composed of proteins, is only a few nanometers in size, but it is enough to destroy a human being more than a billion times larger. It is very incredible and very frightening. Since the birth of mankind, the fight against viruses has never stopped. The Black Death and Spanish Influenza are all well-known viral infections. The film focuses on the theme of the virus, showing the destruction of the virus to human beings and their living homes, making us deeply feel the horror of the virus, as well as the bravery and selfless dedication of the medical staff in the front line. With the continuous progress of science and technology, the virus will eventually be defeated in the hands of human beings. Using this film to map the new coronavirus in Wuhan, I hope that the epidemic in the country can be alleviated and completely ended as soon as possible.

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Extended Reading
  • Nels 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    7.1 points. Overall, the first half is better than the second half. There were many such stereotyped individual heroic action movies in the 1990s and 1900s in the United States. After watching too many movies, you will naturally feel that the sameness is not fresh. Aside from the obsolete elements of the film, the completion of the film itself is still acceptable.

  • Lavada 2022-04-20 09:01:36

    It used to be so good, any mediocre quality thriller adventure movie can find a few wrists to join, except for Shuangman or Spacey... Dustin Hoffman is very like a doctor, but not like a soldier, especially When I was excited to say the lines, I was very vague...

Outbreak quotes

  • [Jimbo enter's Rudy's shop, carrying the monkey]

    Jimbo Scott: R-R-Rudy.

    Rudy Alvarez: He-he-hey, fellow, welcome back.

    Jimbo Scott: [presenting the monkey] Look, look, look, look...

    Rudy Alvarez: Hey. Alright. Alright. Put it on the shelf, let's have a look.

    [Jimbo sets the cage down on a shelf]

    Rudy Alvarez: You got the papers and everything?

    Jimbo Scott: Yeah, papers. That's a good one. Look at her. You asked for a monkey, I got you a monkey.

    Rudy Alvarez: What do you mean, "Look at her?"

    Jimbo Scott: [confused as Rudy opens the cage] What do you mean, "What do I mean?"

    [the monkey jumps out of the cage and onto a dog kennel]

    Rudy Alvarez: I told you a male.

    Jimbo Scott: [as another monkey steals a banana out of the cage] No, you said, "She."

    Rudy Alvarez: I said "male." Customer has already got a female. He wants to breed 'em.

    [Rudy picks the monkey up. The monkey scratches Rudy's arm]

    Rudy Alvarez: AH!

    [Rudy puts the monkey back in the cage]

    Jimbo Scott: Oh, you okay?

    Rudy Alvarez: Goddamn, Jesus!

    Jimbo Scott: [to the monkey] It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.

    [back to Rudy]

    Jimbo Scott: Alright, alright. Look, um... I'll sell her cheap.

    Rudy Alvarez: No, come on.

    Jimbo Scott: Oh, come on, I have done a lot of favors for you. Just help me out.

    Rudy Alvarez: We had a deal, and you screwed it up.

    [refers to his other monkey]

    Rudy Alvarez: I can't even sell that one.

    [showing his scratch]

    Rudy Alvarez: Here, look at this, look.

    Jimbo Scott: Well, it serves you right. What am I going to do with her?

  • [Dr. Mascelli wipes Rudy's infected blood off Henry's face]

    Henry Seward: What about AIDS or hepatitis?

    Dr. Mascelli: We'll have the blood tested for you, Henry. I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

    Henry Seward: Or maybe you should give me gamma globulin or something? I wouldn't wanna give anything to my girlfriend.

    Dr. Mascelli: Flowers would be nice on occasion, don't you think?