I want to know what everyone thinks after watching Resident Evil. It’s best to write it as a review.

In fact, the definition of "Resident Evil" can be said to be a zombie movie or a disaster movie. After watching this type of movie, people will feel the most despair, a kind of realistic despair. Several scenes should be familiar to the poster: For example, in 1, the virus just leaked, the company did not take serum measures, but closed the building, which resulted in mutations in the entire company; and in 2, the infected citizens flocked to the Raccoon City Bridge to escape At that time, a man suddenly mutated, but his daughter said "My dad has a bad heart", which was obviously a lie. When the father mutated, the government troops realized that the condition was serious and immediately pointed their guns at the people and forced them to turn around. This scene , isn’t it like during the Nanjing Massacre when the Japanese drove people to jump into the river? Come and die. It fully reflects the incompetence of the government; and what the woman who escaped from the roof said when the SWAT team rushed to the bridge: "I saw what happened to the people who were bitten, and I knew I would be like that, so you don't have to Leave me alone..." Then he turned around and jumped off the building!

This is how I feel about the above three scenarios.

First: There is no lack of darkness in the government in movies, such as "Iron Man 1.2", "Black Mirror 2", "Sniper of Life and Death"... What the movie shows is the true attitude of the government in the face of disaster. attitude, rather than publicity; Dr. William originally wanted to use medicine to restore his daughter's legs, but was forced by the government to study it, which eventually led to a tragic disaster. It makes people think deeply, whether the medicine was used for "research" instead. "? What's the purpose? Such a government, when disaster strikes, points its gun at people and shows no mercy, just like a cold zombie. How to make a choice? Surrender to the government, or be willing to be bitten?

Second: The choice between people can be said to be a choice of family affection! In Resident Evil 2, the old couple in the church, Valentine's lover, Alice and Mark, and the SWAT team members all failed to kill the infected each other, which eventually led to their own infection (except for Valentine and Alice). There is also the black man in 3 who was scratched in a pub and did not tell his companions. As a result, he mutated in the car... Seeing this, I can't help but think of the people around me, what if I am infected? I would kill myself, as a sacrificial person would do at this time; but what about the one you love? This is undoubtedly a painful decision, just like Yuan Ni in "Tangshan Earthquake" deciding which child to keep, it is extremely painful! ! ! This is undoubtedly a severe test of family ties!

Third: the ethical issue of biotechnology. This year, when I am a sophomore in high school, we studied biotechnology and ethics. In reality, the issue of "human cloning" in the past few years is very representative. In the same way, should this kind of "drug that can regenerate body tissue" be used? Has it been developed? What should I do if I am exploited? Especially what should I do if the government takes advantage of me? Therefore, it is better not to study some technologies!

As the benchmark for zombie films and disaster films, the "Resident Evil" series brings not only shocking scenes and exciting plots, but also reflections, which can bring different degrees of excitement to disaster films. Reflection on people, things, nature, and the government, especially the government. When a disaster strikes, the government's stance is important. Facts are important, but sometimes the government needs to cover up the facts. . . Because sometimes one person is awake and the crowd is blind. But once it breaks out on a large scale, can it still be covered up?

In fact, every movie has a point of view it wants to express. Is the poster very careful in his observations?