In fact, the overall idea of the story is okay.
-Ghost Ship-
At the beginning, the part of the killing by the cable was quite exciting, slow motion, and bleeding slowly, so I never knew what happened to this ship, and I thought the survivor was the little girl.
The haunted part of the ship is a bit lacking. Everyone didn't find any haunting at the beginning, only the heroine always saw a little girl from time to time, and then Jack was obviously asking questions after hearing that the girl saw a little girl. At the time, he was a little puzzled, why did he care so much about the little girl , it became apparent later.
The first person died, on the surface, it looked like he was killed by a ghost, but Jack actually killed him; the second person died, but he was caught in the female ghost's trick, but he didn't understand why the female ghost wanted to help Jack, and the female ghost was wrong. Did Jack kill him? Could it be that, after becoming a fool, he has to obey the only survivor, Jack? More about Jack later. The third person was killed by Jack. The fourth person, who went into the water to check something, was caught in the machine and hanged. Although it was not reflected here, it could only be blamed on Jack's ghost. The fifth man, well, he was tricked by Jack, who is immortal. So, all the people in the rescue team were killed by Jack. But at first, until the last person died, I also thought it was the ghosts.
Unexpectedly, the ghosts on the ship are all poor and kind ghosts, enslaved by the big boss Jack.
-Jack -
Why did Jack survive for so many years, but it seems to be younger? Is he a ghost?
I think that after the little girl read the fantasy to the heroine, Jack went to the heroine to prevent her from blowing up the ship, and his face was revealed. He told the heroine that you give your life to me, and then you can stay on the boat forever. (Probably so)
This is unfair to the heroine. If she lives well, why should she give her life to you, keep her soul here, be an ethereal passenger, and then harm others?
You don't even think about why people want to exchange with you.
The heroine firmly refused, and Jack was on fire. Jack repeatedly said that he couldn't blow up the ship. Was it because of the gold on the ship, or did he depend on the ship to sustain his life?
Probably relying on the boat to sustain life, because he himself said: I am the boat, and the boat is me.
I don't know what kind of metamorphosis he went through after the massacre and turned into a monster that is immortal but younger, has a body, and can transform into a human form. I can only interpret it as devouring human life.
Except for the people who died tragically in the first massacre, their lives could not be used to maintain their own lives. Afterwards, as long as someone with a rescue team boarded the boat, he would kill them, and then devour other people's lives, leaving others' lives behind. Soul, let him continue to be a passenger.
But in the film, it says that the ship has disappeared for four hundred years. It is speculated that the truth is: the ship cannot disappear.
1. The disappearance of the ship means nothing to Jack. He has to rely on human greed to find gold and save life.
2. If the ship disappeared for 400 years, Jack would have died early in these 400 years, and at most he would become a ghost, and it would be impossible to have a real body. In the film, he is real, unless he is a high-level ghost, but he will bleed and temporarily hang up. (At this time, he is already a monster that surpasses ghosts and people.)
- Soldiers -
The people on the ship were slaughtered by a group of soldiers. As for the reason, it is probably because of gold.
The rescue team's guess mentioned in the film is that the gold was smuggled by the army. In that case, why did the soldiers kill everyone on the ship? Probably because this group of soldiers guarding the gold became greedy, they wanted to kill everyone and take the gold for themselves. In this way the gold does not belong to the government but to the individual.
So in the end they started killing each other, and a high-ranking figure was seduced by the singer and wanted to monopolize gold and beauties, so he shot his subordinates.
The result was very handsome by the singer.
Then the poor showgirl was made by Jack with a disguised mask. Here, the singer should know that she is not Jack's rival, and wants to pretend to please Jack, and then kill him? I don't know whether the singer killed because she wanted to get gold or to protect it. Personally, I think it's the latter.
Jack, the big boss, used a very strange move to end the singer's life. The singer was really stupid. She had a gun in her hand, and she could have killed Jack all at once. Instead, he was tragically killed.
In the end, Jack pressed hard on the singer's hand, and then a scalded brand appeared - a trace of a hook. I don't know what is the purpose here?
The initiators were soldiers, and after everyone died, they were enslaved by Jack.
But don't understand why Jack doesn't leave the ship with the gold, is it that he wants to live forever and seduce more people, or is he unable to leave the ship?
In the end, he clearly died, and he took the ghost rescue team to move the gold to another ship, so I think, he should have died long ago, but the ghost incarnated is too powerful, and he continues to tempt human beings like this, probably It's because 1. If he can't get gold, it's better to harm a few more people. 2. He needs to devour his life. 3. He is very lonely and hopes to have more ghosts to accompany
him. The devil of desire.
- What deserves praise is the way the truth is played -
the little girl allows the heroine to see the truth hundreds of years ago.
The cut of this video, along with the rhythm of the music, is very good. It points out the culprit in one go, and it is so beautifully shot.
It looked like a gorgeous slaughter MV, which saw nobles tremble, trample, and die under the guns and poisons of soldiers. They cried, they fled, they couldn't resist the stabbing knife.
A magnificent feast, a sad song of death.
All doubts are explained. The hole in the wall, why the hole bleeds; the little girl was hanged, it was true that someone poisoned the food, the countless people who were thought to have had their lives cut by a cable accident, etc.
This is the best part of the whole show!
- The greed continues -
I thought the ending was like that, the heroine was rescued, but subconsciously hoped that Jack was not dead, and suddenly appeared.
Jack really appeared, but instead of chasing down the heroine, he took the ghosts of the rescue team, carried gold, and started a new journey.
Although the meaning is a bit old-fashioned, something is better than nothing.
That massacre was really "amazing", the finishing touch. I just don't know what the background music is, which is a shame.
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