What do you think about the events at Dyatlov ?

The horror of the Dyatlov affair lies in the inexplicable details that took place in the midst of it. Even though many researchers and event enthusiasts have tried to generate a convincing explanation for the event, so far there has been no one that can explain all the incomprehensible details of the event

At the beginning, the camera was paved with the famous mysterious event, and the performances of the heroine and several actors were not bad, and the heroine's performance successfully portrayed an American girl full of curiosity, and several supporting roles had their own strengths, climbers, photographers, and knowledgeable. The film is constantly laying out mysterious phenomena, so that people will not feel bored, and it is also suitable for those who watch movies with their brains. ‍

At the end, you can see that the two mutated monsters (the protagonists) have huge paws (which can be seen in the unblocked part when the Soviet commander blocks the camera). And the monster's scrawny skinny feet, combined with the huge paws of its feet, may be the reason why it can walk on snow without the help of tools. More crucially, in the "fight" with the unmutated protagonist (in fact, it is more likely to scare the protagonist into the wormhole room to complete the mutation), it can be found that the two monsters have similar teleportation abilities, explaining why the footprints appear out of thin air.

And the purpose of making footprints is probably to invite you into the urn.

Although this ** still has the common problems of general pseudo-documentaries, blunt performance, brain-dead protagonists, and dull rhythm, but only from the level of storytelling, this ** has been very successful, with a lot of foreshadowing, clear and organized logic, and very rich imagination, and you will find a lot of surprises if you look closely. ‍‍

The plot is okay, it can make people ponder, if you like suspense or time-traveling movies, you can watch it, the sci-fi genre is more of my thing, so I have a good impression, mainly because I think it is more meaningful to make everyone remember this real event. ‍‍

Although the foreshadowing of the movie is relatively long, it can be regarded as a pseudo-documentary to tell people a real history, no one knows that it happened, and in the movie, try to tell everyone all kinds of speculations, but after all, it is also speculation, and the reality should not be so complicated. ‍‍

From the perspective of brain-burning, in addition to the fact that the plot is relatively protracted at the beginning, it is okay later, this is a circular story, and everything is destined to happen. ‍‍

The movie is more brain-burning, and the evaluation is not high, it is estimated that many people do not understand what is going on, after all, time and space are still relatively nonsense, and the movie deliberately shows "horses' feet" in many places for everyone to discover, and there are many language prompts. Of course, you need to look at it seriously, or even brush it twice. ‍‍

The rare thing about this movie is that it makes everyone pay attention to this event again, this bizarre and mysterious, and even almost forgotten story, of course, has not been revealed in 13 years, and it is the same now, maybe it really involves some military secrets. ‍‍

Although the first half of this "Dyatlov Incident" is dull, the second half is fast-paced. Every foreshadowing in front of it is set up just right, which is a good way to help the audience understand the complete story.

Because there are a lot of things I want to complain about.,In the end, it developed into a long review.,It's basically an extension of some discussions of the plot and what I think is buggy.。 ‍‍

I feel like he's talking a lot of big things all day long, and I think it's very reasonable.

"The Dyatlov Affair" is a thriller directed by Rennie Haring.

The Dyatlov incident refers to the February 2, 1959, when nine ski mountaineers climbed the "Mountain of Death" in the northern part of the Ural Mountains, and unfortunately an accident killed nine people. New investigations revealed that they had been exposed to an avalanche and had left their tents to take refuge under the rocky ridge, but they had traveled too far due to poor visibility on the mountain, and the temperature was minus 41-45° at the time, and they were unable to return and froze to death in the snowstorm. The accident 62 years ago has been called the weirdest mountaineering accident in human history.

The Dyatlov Affair is a fictional work in the Japanese *** "Ice Candy", which has been described as a pseudo-documentary. "Ice Candy" is a mystery based on the theme of **, telling the story of the activities that the members of the cultural festival committee draw lots to decide to do. In one of the events, the students were tasked with recovering the history of the school that they had forgotten, thus unraveling the mysteries surrounding the events surrounding Dyatlov.

In **, "The Dyatlov Incident" is described as a documentary about a true event that took place in the mid-'60s of the last century, where several students were placed in a classroom with no one after being pranked, and were found starving to death in the classroom a few days later, the cause of which has not been determined. In The Big Encounter, the way in which the "live" in "The Dyatlov Affair" is judged to be particularly realistic, and even in real Japanese TV shows it mimics the style of this documentary.

Although "The Dyatlov Affair" is only a fictional work in "Ice Candy"**, it has won wide acclaim from readers and viewers and has become one of the most important storylines in "Ice Candy".

Why call him a pseudo-documentary?

In Japanese television culture, there is a type of program called "fake documentary". This type of programming usually uses live-action shooting, interviews, and cinematization to tell an event, story, or historical event. However, such programs are actually performed and operated correctly through production and directing, so they are not really documentaries, and to a certain extent can be said to be "pseudo-documentaries".

The "documentary" of "The Dyatlov Affair" is also not a real documentary, but is presented as a "pseudo-documentary" that exists in a fictional world through the way of ** and the performance of the TV series. Although the events, plots, and emotions in it are fictional, the presentation and realization of "The Dyatlov Affair" is very real and engaging, which is one of the reasons why ** and the TV series are so popular with audiences.

The story of a group of mountaineers who strayed into the mysterious infiltration military base in the snow-capped mountains and encountered the monster Cong Kaiqin.

1. The Dyatlov incident was the mysterious death of nine ski climbers in the northern Ural Mountains on the night of February 2, 1959.

2. The leader of the mountaineering team was named Dyatlov, and they had a bizarre accident while climbing the eastern ridge of the Otolten Mountains in the region of the Ural Mountains, killing 10 people and 9 people.

3. The tents of these climbers were cut from the inside, and they were barefoot on the thick snow, and their bodies did not have any traces of the lead of the fighting. The nine climbers were divided into three groups, two of whom froze to death under the tree, three of whom froze to death on the way back to their tents, and four of whom died near the snow pit with severe bruises. Two of the foursome had broken ribs, one had a broken and deformed skull, and one had a missing tongue and eyeball.

Still others were wrapped in tattered clothes that appeared to have been cut from dead people.

4. The study found that a large amount of radioactive residues were detected in the clothes of the deceased.

The Dyatlov incident, all members of the mountaineering team were killed mysteriously, and the 60-year-old unsolved case was exclusively solved.