South Korea has shot quite a lot of zombie movies in the past two years. I highly recommend watching the first season of Train to Busan and the first and second seasons of Kingdom. I haven't watched the second season of Train to Busan, so I won't express my opinion for the time being. When I saw the poster before "Alive", I was very interested in the idea, and with Park Shin Hye and Liu Yaren starring, the expectations were still very high. They are all powerful actors. When Sister Park didn't come out, that is, the beginning of the movie, I personally thought it was difficult. Actually, Liu Yaren's acting skills were pretty good. He performed the feeling that he was the only one alive in the whole world. But I always felt very boring, but fortunately I persisted and watched it, and the back is still very exciting. One of the scenes that I personally think is more meaningful is: when the actor played by Liu Yaren was about to hang himself and found that there was someone alive besides him (the heroine), he performed the kind of surprise and happiness that he saw alive. Also incoherent. The second is to go to the man I met on the 8th floor. I am convinced of the man's three views. I think Korean directors usually use such plots to show that people are sometimes more terrifying than zombies, and they are decorated with the banner of morality. people's hearts. I think this movie is a little bit suitable for the general environment of 2020, how difficult it is to live! Must live well. The movie is worth watching, and you can learn a lot from it.
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