I have seen the film, and I admire the director's ability to connect flowers and trees. Many of the scenes in the film are familiar but harmoniously integrated.
For example, the protagonist keeps looking for patterns on that piece of paper, much like the neurotic calculation master played by Jim Carrey in "Spiritual Number 23".
The plane crash paragraph reminds me of a highway accident or an air crash in the "Death Comes" series.
In the end, the chaos of the entire city when humanity is about to die is exactly the same as in "The Day After Tomorrow" and "The Earth Falls."
And at the beginning of the film, the director draws on the perspective of real-time strategy games. When looking down at the house and people, I really want to light NC to mine... I
thought NC was a prophet, because he had a criminal record in "The Prophet", but with the The plot is in-depth, and fortunately, his role is closer to the academic explorer in "National Treasure".
Of course, the characters in the plot also have their flaws. The usual code of conduct for American supporting characters is: either they are naively bewitched by others, or they are suddenly insane and kill themselves.
It's a pity that the two aspects of female dumplings are available. Of course, this must be the screenwriter's helplessness...
A major highlight of this film is the computer special effects, although some places (such as the apparent blurring of the scenery outside the car when driving) are not very realistic. , but the computer simulation of the end of the world is quite shocking!
For the film, I think the director still gave the audience a message, that is, the existence of aliens. Science fiction movies will also be based on some scientific basis, not groundless.
The tree of life, rabbits, human children, all reveal the meaning of new life. It does take guts to connect a biblical story with an extraterrestrial being.
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