A little grandstanding. .

Griffin 2022-11-07 11:58:07

personal opinion. .

The theme is very good, but the movie is only 80 minutes long, and you have to play a game with 50 people. The average person can only speak for one minute. It

feels like there are too many people

. Also kind of crap. . Too many irrelevant NPC lines. .

On the contrary, a few key protagonists feel a little regretful. . .

If this film is based on a relatively small number of people, it will be more profound if the representation is stronger. .

It still feels like a grandstanding movie, and it doesn't have much impact on me. . Compared to Chainsaw, The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, The Mist, etc.

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Extended Reading
  • Zack 2022-05-26 12:05:18

    Give you 2 minutes to tell us a reason why you must live

  • Landen 2022-05-26 23:37:13

    People who speak politically incorrectly are not accepted, but those who speak politically correct only lied to you verbally

Circle quotes

  • The College Guy: Look, cancer or not, she's over 50. She's gonna have to go eventually.

    The Rich Man: What?

    The Lawyer: We never agreed to that.

    Bruce: Yeah, no way, man.

    The Lawyer: Are you going to start killing off people over 40 next.

    The Cop: I'm 43. you wanna kill me next, asshole?

    The College Guy: Hey, you got a problem?

    The Cop: Yeah, I got a problem. I think maybe anyone over the age of maybe, I don't know, 35 might have a problem. What are you guys think?

    The College Guy: [nervously] Look, hey, now, just hold on a second. Let's...

    [Everyone is voting for him]

    The College Guy: I'm just trying to help.

    The Old Woman: Fuck you.

    [the college guy is eliminated]

  • The Husband: What about volunteers?

    The African American Man: What?

    Pretty Girl: Volunteers?

    The Husband: [the Asian kid calls him nuts] I don't know. maybe someone wants to step forward.

    Guy: I'll do it.

    The Cancer Survivor: Why?

    The Lawyer: Now wait a minute. He doesn't have to tell you or anybody else why. He's volunteered. That's enough.

    The Cancer Survivor: Well I wanna know why.

    The Lawyer: Lady, it's none of your business.

    Bruce: Hey, let him answer.

    The Cancer Survivor: Why.

    Guy: I guess I just don't wanna kill anyone.

    The One-Armed Man: How old are you?

    Guy: 16.

    The One-Armed Man: No someone else

    The Lawyer: What do you mean, someone else?

    The One-Armed Man: He's a fucking kid, man.

    The Lawyer: He's 16. that's old enough.

    The One-Armed Man: Old enough to what, to die?

    The Lawyer: To make your own decisions.

    The One-Armed Man: He's a stupid kid. He doesn't know any better.

    The Lawyer: I don't care. If you volunteer, you volunteer. It's his choice. If he wants to die

    The Oldest Man: Yeah, yeah, that's right. If someone wants to volunteer, we should respect that, no matter who it is. Son, what's your name.

    Guy: I'm Shaun.

    The Oldest Man: Shaun. Are you sure you wanna volunteer?

    The Pilot: No! I'll do it. It's fine.

    [He steps off and gets eliminated]

    The Oldest Man: Well, this Is gonna be easier if we can get a few volunteers.

    The One-Armed Man: Easier for who you?

    The Oldest Man: Look, we gotta take control of the... The situation, and this is the best way.

    The Lawyer: I mean, hey, if we're all gonna die, it might as well be on our own terms.

    The One-Armed Man: Yeah, yeah, that'll teach those fucking aliens.

    The Husband: [sarcastically] Hey, we're doing what we can, man.

    The Lawyer: Yeah, it's the best idea we got.

    The One-Armed Man: Then you volunteer.

    The Lawyer: I don't see you stepping forward.

    The One-Armed Man: We should all step forward. I mean everybody but her.

    [to the little girl]