Fashionable psychological thriller Max reveals hidden dangers of virus challenges
Robert Scucci | publishing
A common sentiment about the internet is that we are more connected and isolated than ever before, and We all go to the World Expois the representative of the dead of this idea. Growing up, I read the internet-generated urban myths and replicas on forums, and like a terrible thing, I was attracted by this Jane Schoenbrun movie because it explores the internet for the internet when it is not popular. Impact of teenagers.
Back in the 90s and early Aughts, my friends and I were able to use shocking sites like Rotter, which traumatized us throughout our lives. We all go to the World Expo Bring the same energy into Generation Z, but challenged by using viruses with their own unique consequences. Through the film’s exploration of our obsessions in finding validated on the internet, potential sadness is found when these emotional connections are based on situations that cannot replace the superficial interactions in real life.
I want to go to the World Expo
We all go to the World Expo Centered on live streamer Casey (Anna Cobb), she decided to accept the “challenge of world fairness.” While the rules of the game are mostly left to the audience’s imagination, the basic premise is that if online users say “I want to attend the World Expo” three times, sting their fingers, apply their blood to the screen, and watch a brief The video was never really seen by the audience, but involved many flashing colors, and then they now play interactive games with other players’ communities, who documented how the game changed its mental and physical states.
Casey lives a lonely life in the loft bedroom, desperately trying to experience his own changes and finds audiences through the challenges of world fairness. After watching videos from many other players showing changes since the challenge began, Casey fell into depression because her content did not generate any perspectives and she did not really change from external forces herself . When she lacks popularity online, a user named JLB (Michael J. Rogers) contacted her via Skype and told her she was in danger.
Focus on teen quarantine
Focusing on Casey’s daily life in isolation, We all go to the World Expo Prove how destructive the potential of lonely teenagers who struggle to find their identity. In Casey’s case, she was frustrated by the low ratings of the video. This low ratings are directly related to her behavior as a game, and her conversation with JLB either has a legitimate effect on her mental state or at least encourages her to perform more and more while trying to get Garner’s point of view.
Casey’s video triggers JLB (or may not be curated throughout the game) to express the idea of suicide and murder because she doesn’t want to see his online friends engage in any regrettable behavior. While it is obvious that Casey desperately tries to make human connections through viral trends, it is not clear whether the game itself is actually the cause of her behavioral change, or that she simply leans on premises to avoid feeling lonely.
A slow-burning, adult psychological drama
Despite the heavy theme We all go to the World Expo Covering, an estimated budget of $15,000 forces viewers to read between this line. There are few special effects, and the tension is manifested through the perspective of Casey’s webcam, and you feel uncomfortable when you watch the movie, not necessarily obvious. Knowing that the film was made very little, I was totally impressed by how I could simply use a glowing computer monitor and the black paint in a dark room.
The best way I can describe my emotions We all go to the world Fair It’s trying to evoke the feeling you would feel when you were a kid when you came home alone, your friends were all nearby, you turned to the internet and felt anything but lonely or bored.
Between the sequences involving Casey live, in the winter, she recorded the rainy suburbs We all go to the World Expodespite the fact that most of these images are very harmless in any other case, create a scenic backdrop that evokes a sense of despair.
As the first part now known Screen Trilogyyou can currently stream We all go to the World Expo On the biggest and its sequel I saw the light of the TV. At the time of writing, details about Part III are not yet clear.
