After watching the first three parts of "Alien", I didn't feel very much. Although they were all filmed by big directors, the first and second parts were still perfect, and the third part was a little worried about giving new words, although I liked it. David Fincher filmed it, but it was deep but not scary. It was neither painful nor itchy after watching it. The fourth film was directed by Jean-Pierre Genet, the director of "Amelie" that I liked. Compared with the first few films, it is obviously much more relaxed and pleasant, without the depression of the first film and the second film. The explosive, spooky Pierre can make the terrifying aliens also show a little warmth and a slightly relaxed and humorous mentality that people can show when fighting against them, finally easing the darkness and dullness of the first few films, and the last one is more imaginative Power and space for imagination. I know that the aliens go back a long time, when they could only hear their sounds but not see their shadows. Legend has it that it is a ticking liquid creature that penetrates from the top of the house to the bottom of the house, that is to say, it has invisible penetrating power and penetrates into people. In vivo, parasitic in the human body. Legend has it that this kind of creature has strong lethality, is colorless and invisible, and can be changed at will. Until later I saw the original artist HR who introduced the father of aliens in a magazine Jig, only then did he understand the true body of the alien, starting with a face-snatching bug. The face-grabbing bug in the original painting is also beautifully drawn. Giger really brings out the horror to the fullest, but he pays more attention to an atmosphere. He likes people's inner fear and expresses it to the extreme, instead showing a sense of beauty. and mysterious atmosphere. Giger's paintings are really beautiful. He belongs to the dark genre, and he always adheres to this style. All his paintings are in the dark style. Alien is just one of the more typical examples. I have seen him. Other paintings may know why the aliens are such a peculiar shape and their evil and merciless killing nature. Giger's paintings focus on the horror itself, but the aliens in the movie are more like killing machines, endowed with intelligence and emotion, they still look terrifying and cruel. But the fourth part feels a little warmer. Because Ripley has become the mother who gave birth to the alien, he has an inseparable feeling with the alien, but the plot is reversed when the alien mother with a human uterus gives birth to a human body. After the alien baby was born, he was not recognized by his mother. After the alien baby has human eyes, he only likes to see human beauties, and the characteristics of love for beauties are exactly the same as human beings. Recognizing the thief as his father, he was determined to want the more beautiful Ripley to be his mother, but as a result, he was smashed to pieces and dismembered in space. This last scene is really thrilling. To be honest, I quite like the feeling of an alien being shattered to pieces, especially when he was betrayed to recognize his mother. Presumably the emotion at that time was quite crazy and intense. But it was also this scene that moved me a little bit, because the alien has human emotions, and if he doesn't die, maybe the plot will be reversed again.
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