A few days ago, on the bus, my colleague asked me if I believed in fortune-telling. I thought about it, and I believed it.
Don't say I'm superstitious, I even believe in ghosts. You can't deny that you don't exist if you don't see it. Just like the magnetic field, you can't see it, can you deny it?
Whether it is folklore or unofficial mythology, it has existed for thousands of years. Some people say that it is unscientific. There is no clinical proof of traditional Chinese medicine, so you dare to take traditional Chinese medicine? The Chinese lunar calendar is still in use today, with the 24 solar terms of the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, the five elements and the five virtues. Raising little ghosts, using yin to replenish yang, gu, and head down. These all exist, but science cannot explain them. It's just that life is too far away from those, you can't believe it, you can't believe it.
Zombies are born from the grievances of the world and the death of the world. Immortal, immortal, immortal, abandoned by the three realms of heaven, earth and human beings outside the six realms of sentient beings, wandering without support, and displaced. The body is stiff, and in the human world, it uses resentment as its strength and blood as its food. Traditional zombie movies usually don't show ghosts, but in this film, ghosts appear five times, the first time is Sister Li who is about to go on the road, the second time is the twin sisters, and the third time is the four who repeatedly came to catch A Jiu. A civil servant, the fourth time is the naughty soul living in the room of a friend and brother, and the fifth time is the soul of Xiaobai at the end of the corridor. In contrast, the souls of Sister Li and Xiaobai can be seen through, the yin difference is tall and mighty, and strangers can see but hide (Yang Feng has already avoided experience, just remember to walk against the wall~), and friends The exception is the ghosts and twin sisters who live together, they are not see-through! Ajiu said that the twin sisters have souls and no souls, and Xiaobai was torn to shreds by Adong at the price of boy blood, which can also be regarded as soulless. Souls with the same conditions have different shapes, which is unreasonable. Besides, the design of the twin sisters is full of Japanese style. There are some unreasonable reasons for their formation. Anyone who has seen the film should know that Yang Feng's husband is not a idiot or a fool. Reasonable, this is not good except to add confusion to the plot. All in all, the twin sisters, the soulless ghosts, were arranged by the director. Although this pair of sisters have played an important role from the very beginning of the film, many truths cannot be explained. It can be seen that the cooperation with Shimizu Tsong is a highlight and a disadvantage. Besides, Qian Xiaohao's son, from the moment he was hanged until he became a corpse, the image of his last remaining son and his son who appeared at the end of the film are two people, whether it is judged from the height or the voice, it can be seen that he has to leave home several times. It's old, so it can be seen that he hasn't been home for a long time, or he hasn't seen his son for a long time. And the images of his wife and children bleeding before he hanged him, and the fact that his son came to recognize the corpse, are beyond words. If the first paragraph was his imagination before his death, he hadn't seen the character Ah Jiu before he died, so how could there be a person who is greedy for life and replenishing Yang? Even worse the unreasonableness. In fact, there are many bright spots in the film, such as all the familiar faces in the whole unfinished building, Youge always cameo as a second-rate corpse hunter in the past zombie films, and the policeman who helped Ayou shop everywhere committed crimes, The Maoshan warlock Ah Jiu in "Ghost Fighting" and the "Ghost Queen" Ah Feng in "Midnight Train" are the pillars of the classic horror movies in the existing Hong Kong films. Some people once said that the desolate life they live here means the decline of Hong Kong-made horror films. On the contrary, I don't think so, because only Qian Xiaohao uses his real name in the film, and the others are films. The name in the play, it is very inappropriate to say that, you can see the decline of Qian Xiaohao, but not the other filmmakers. In other words, everyone else came here to act in movies, and Qian Xiaohao was here to find hardships, and he was the most "declining" person. And Bao Qijing really deserves to be an older generation of filmmakers. Aunt Mei plays a big part in this drama and performs very well. Aunt May is an important character throughout the story. Sewing zombie clothes, smashing Uncle Yan, and finally appearing, Aunt Mei killed Xiaobai and brother fighting zombies must have gone through painful and intense struggles. The last appearance was not because she saw A-Dong's demise. It was already done. Get ready, her death is the end of the story.
"Three Watches" and this "Zombie" in the unfinished building are legends created in the forgotten corners of the city. Just don't tell me how to laugh or how hard my life is.
Remember that in "Teddy Bear", JB will be honored for a while, and TD will also pass. "Alive" tells us that human existence is just as meaningless as other grass and trees. "Passed" is a key word here, recalling the era of zombie movies, Lin Zhengying was an era, and Wuma was also an era, and it has finally passed.
In 2013, there were many movies that paid tribute to the "past", some paid tribute to their own films, and some paid tribute to the prosperity of the "zombie" era. Tribute is nothing but empty words, everyone left joy, tears, and the box office.
It doesn't make sense to say anything about the photo. Salute, anyway, is meaningless after all.
Individuals can't compete with an era, **** can't, and "Zombie" can't. No matter how awesome the movie is, it is only a flash in the pan, nothing can be prosperous forever, life and death, iterative world after world, ups and downs, and finally nothing.
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