I thought it was a sci-fi movie, but halfway through it, I realized it was a bit of a horror movie. The plot is not complicated, and the one-and-a-half hour time is filled with single-line stories, and it is also an advantage to be short and concise.
The second advantage of this film is that two handsome guys joined, Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds. As early as in the two films "Brokeback Mountain" and "Fake Marriage", they were fascinated by the two male gods. The value is dumped, such a small-cost film, there are actually two supporting scenes, and it is worth it for this beauty.
But since it is a small cost, I have to complain about too many bugs in the play. There are a lot of comments on the Internet, all discussing the bad points in the play. Let me rant first:
1. The general scientific research team of the United Nations includes blacks, whites, and Asians; women are the leaders; there are disabled people; there are signs of Russia, the United States, and China; this is purely political correctness. It looks tired. Strangely, I became more and more fond of watching American dramas. The screenwriters of American dramas do not need to consider the global box office and audience, but only need to write the plot for a specific audience. The characters are flesh and blood, and the plot is absurd and may also be close to the truth.
2. The setting of the black professor: disability, high IQ, black identity, why are the staff in the space station disabled? Normal people may not be able to do it under weightless conditions. The fuse of the whole film was ignited by the black professor. He cultivated Martian creatures and provided an environment suitable for the rapid growth of Martian cells, resulting in the original form of eight-claw alien creatures. And the second time he died, when everyone was planning to empty the air in the cabin to eliminate the alien monsters, he secretly hid the alien monsters on his legs and brought them into the sealed room. Although many people on the Internet commented that he was brought in by accident, because the paralysis of the lower limbs did not feel at all, but based on the apology of the black professor before his death, "Kevin doesn't hate us, it just has to kill us to survive." His The behavior must be spontaneous and insane, the cause of which can be attributed to the psychological barriers created by the physical disability. So I am very puzzled, why are the staff on the space station disabled?
3. The sacrifice of the beautiful captain: between the two tasks of destroying aggressive alien monsters and restoring communication facilities, which is more urgent? No matter how fragile the communication facilities are, they must be repaired outside the space station. If it breaks down at this time, shouldn't it be linked to alien creatures? Since aliens are carbon-based creatures, allowing them to stay in outer space long enough is enough to kill them. Captain Beauty's sacrifice is meaningless.
3. Ryan and the Japanese are basically cannon fodder, but it's a pity that Ryan's good looks.
4. In the end, the story between Jack and the commander is a bit tragic and inexplicable. The space station, which cost 200 billion US dollars to build, is actually such a rubbish project, but the team of six people only has two escape pods, and the escape pods are broken when they are touched.
The highlight of the whole film is the ending. In fact, when I saw the two escape pods separated, I basically guessed that the ending was a mistake. Jack, who was going to return to outer space with the Martian monster, returned to Earth, and It landed on a sea, and the open ending made people worry about the future of the earth.
The biggest highlight of this film is that it recounts the innate fear and rejection of human beings for the unknown. The description of the law of survival in "Dark Forest" is cruel, but it is also very close to the truth. In order to seek life and death between two different creatures, it will not be sympathetic and peaceful coexistence, but it must be a fierce struggle between life and death. Every creature has the right to seek survival. As a human being, it can neither prevent the survival of alien creatures nor self-destruct, then, to be, or not to be, it's a question. In the final analysis, between survival and curiosity, In the meantime, humans should choose to survive honestly, and don’t destroy the entire race for unnecessary curiosity.
For the sake of the two male gods, one more point.
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