Humans are no different from animals if they do not or give up their desire to control.
"Animal World" plays rock-paper-scissors with a brain-burning feeling, and the rhythm is well controlled. The superposition of people's desires is magnified through each node, but Zheng Kaisi has a particularly upright mind from beginning to end, which seems to lack a little dramatic change. Also, the film has flaws. For example, why did the scarred man seal the diamond in the gauze on his back? If the little black room needs to be stripped naked and not allowed to bring anything, how did the scarred man bring the money bag in? If it's okay to bring stuff, why doesn't he put the diamond in a place he can control more?
A lot of visual effects were used in the movie, but fortunately, they were more detailed and did not feel inferior. In short, it is a domestic film work worth going to the cinema.
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