Not popular enough, analyzing human nature just adds a coat to it

In addition to "Battle Royale" and "Isolation", "The Nine-person Confinement Room" is easily reminiscent. Like the battle royale, it is because the same space is given to throw some people in and only one person can live. Like the isolation, it is because all that I want to show is conflict and human nature. There is no reason for this kind of film to talk about. It just started like a panic. It can be seen that the arranged roles actually have their own attributes. The priest is the faith, the police is the legal system, the black people and the bail women represent the bottom (anti-social tendencies), the designers and tennis women represent the upper class, and the musicians are the intellectuals. There is a personification of kindness and justice - the dancer... wait, who I forgot, the musician's wife? A housewife, mediocre and ignorant. With such a distribution of roles and the development of the story, it is no exaggeration to explain how the remaining conflicts and conflicts arise. Isn't human nature just diversity ~ I always feel that what I want to show is too straightforward, and the spirit inside is too little or too plain. Some of the plots are protracted and there are many bugs. Sometimes it is obvious that the shooting rhythm is to increase the depth of the atmosphere. According to the Hollywood model I am used to, I guessed N endings, but the story told me that it is not as complicated as I thought. The last point at the end is a small accident. I personally think the most outstanding part of the whole film is those few seconds. The film is estimated to be very general (excluding domestically produced films) I have seen in this type of film, but it does not mean that it is too bad to watch. .

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