"My name is Robert Neve. I am a survivor of new york ... I will be in Nanjiewan every noon. If anyone can hear me ... I can provide food and shelter to protect your safety ... If anyone can hear me, you are not alone! ! ! "

Unfortunately, the deadly virus spread all over the world, 90% of the population disappeared from the earth forever, only 1% of the population was immune, and the remaining 9% became a "nightmare". Since then, the law of human survival has become simple-no country, no politics, only simple hunting and being hunted. It's like the movie started hunting in the once prosperous downtown of new york. Neve was originally chasing a wild deer, but he met a lion hunter who took away his prey. The whole world returned to the primitive animal state after a catastrophe.

Robert Neve, a brilliant scientist and the only survivor in new york, keeps in touch with the outside world every day, trying to find other survivors, and at the same time, he hopes to develop immune serum and try to save human beings who have mutated into "nightmares" ... To some extent, this is already a legend. Compared with Dr. Alice Crippen, who appeared at the beginning of the film (I would rather believe that she is a crazy scientist, otherwise she wouldn't be crazy enough to have the idea of treating cancer with viruses, or to experiment her new drugs with more than 10,000 cancer patients), the innuendo hint suddenly appeared-there must be crazy people in the crazy world to respond to it, otherwise this crazy thing wouldn't seem so normal! As Robert Neve said in the film: "God is not responsible for these things, but human beings deserve it!"

Focusing on the survivors like Robert Neve, the film shows us the life of a "normal person" for 40 minutes. He tried to preserve the disintegrated civilization, exercising, hunting, playing golf, watching DVD, and even could not bear to kill the bloodthirsty "nightmare". In extremely lonely social places, he will talk about "stand-up crosstalk" and worry about how to strike up a conversation with "beautiful women". At these times, we can all feel his existence in society as a person. Everything that seems to be free is built on the extremely painful loss. He is no longer glad that he is "normal", because these "normal" factors have become the reason for "nightmare" to kill him. At the moment of sunset, all loneliness and helplessness will come from all directions and solidify on the film that Neve and his pet are hiding in the bathtub.

In the last paragraph of the film, when Robert Neve was attacked by a nightmare in the laboratory, he still hoped to save the innocent victims of the disaster with his serum. I don't think this is vulgar grandstanding or heroism. It can be said that his sense of mission has created such a legend.

In the film, will smith's performance is wonderful, his love for his pet Sam Jr., who lives alone, and his grief when he had to end Sam's life by himself. You can even see the "peerless" sadness in his brow in several scenes of forcing a smile. In other words, as a commercial film, creativity, acting and action come at the right time. What else do you want? You know, there are many things to do in movies besides killing zombies.