Just watched a movie "Doomsday Catastrophe", it is not outstanding, it is worth watching if you are bored to pass the time. The film starts us with a biochemical apocalypse with the clues of two men looking for their relatives and lovers. The film does not seem to be suspenseful and violent enough. got some feeling.
At the beginning of the film, the way of interlude was adopted, and several shots were switched back and forth, which made us confused about the direction and why. As the film progresses, we understand that it is nothing but a doomsday survival game. Many things happen to the protagonists in their search for people, witnessing what people do in desperate circumstances. The film is set in a biochemical apocalyptic environment, where people cannot go out openly, the streets are empty, and people can only hide in sheltered buildings.
It is not difficult to see through the lens that the outside world is bright and bright, which people yearn for, but in order to avoid the invasion of biological chemicals, they can only shut themselves in the house. Seeing this, I can't help but think of real life. If you compare the "outside" world in the film to something that you yearn for but dare not try, how many people are afraid to try the things they like because they worry too much ; How many people give up their original dreams because of the fear in their hearts. We repeat the same work and live the same life every day, until the inner turmoil stops and the nerves become paralyzed! Maybe one day you will ask yourself, "What have I done for so many years?"
After watching the whole film, I think the most outstanding part of the film is the part that is about to end, the hero is willing to die for his lover and children Threatened, bravely stepped out, and although the steps were difficult, he still moved forward bravely, bringing the seeds of hope to the lover on the other side. At the end of the film is the male protagonist's child. Our little protagonist leaves his parents and sets foot on the unknown world outside. This scene made me feel that children can't stay with their parents all their lives. One day they will leave their homes and go on an unknown journey. All we have to do is to bravely go out.
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