'Battle of Los Angeles': It's a bit cruel to call a bad movie, Reivew on Battle Los Angeles

I was looking forward to this war movie in the name of science fiction, but I was really disappointed after watching it. Not to mention the old-fashioned plot, the scene about the war with aliens is not even worse than the "Independence Day" a dozen years ago. Under the guise of "Independence Day" + "Black Hawk Down", it turns out that "Saving Private Ryan" is like a four-in-one thing, and it's no wonder that it's not enjoyable to watch. This is a movie that can't compare to any of the movies mentioned above. It's a bit harsh to say that it's a bad movie, but it can only be called a pass.
However, the use of the tsunami lens really makes people see the taste of prophecy. Rewatching "Japan Sinking" last night, I found that some screenwriters and directors really put their hearts into it. Like this "Battle of Los Angeles," it's kind of like that for real-life apocalyptic TV coverage and state action. I just hope that in the event of a world war or alien invasion in the future, the heads of state must not learn from the movies, because this... We can't guarantee whether those aliens also watched these movies.
That way, they probably wouldn't have their chain of command installed underground for a few GIs to easily blow up with laser guidance.
For a movie where the plot serves as a foil for gunfights and urban street fighting for aliens (without even a single line), there is not much to talk about about the plot. Women who don't like war movies are exempt. As for men, those who want to watch war movies can also check it out. As for sci-fi fans, uh - there should be no sci-fi in this movie.
Finally, I have to say: compared to the movie, the trailer and publicity of this movie are really good, and it can score 100 points!

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