Personal opinion of the ending

Harmon 2022-01-04 08:01:53

The movie is generally okay. Horror, horror, and science fiction have all done it. It just feels a little bit wrong everywhere, I can't say it looks good.
Personal understanding of the ending:
1. The eldest son is an alien, he doesn't know it himself. In fact, all the kidnapped people were originally children of aliens and were put on the earth to do experiments. So they all have some weird problems, which are caused by not adapting to the earth, and then they adapt after a period of time. After adapting, the aliens took them away to do research to see if the aliens themselves could survive on the earth. The people who are put back are to continue doing long-term experiments, just like many scientists do when they do scientific research on animals. I came to this conclusion mainly based on the last few pictures. Two of them were aliens who took away grown-up children, and the last one is the key. Without those black lines, they put down a baby. How to do it, the aliens with supernatural powers must be no problem. And I think the previous information about the child's illness is a foreshadowing.
2. In the end, the intercom made a sound, it should be that the eldest son has been put back, and he still doesn't know where he is. It may also pave the way for the second part.
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Extended Reading
  • Destini 2022-03-25 09:01:13

    Bad movie with bad subtitles

  • Lizzie 2022-01-04 08:01:53

    Blame the HD version, which made me and X lost...

Dark Skies quotes

  • Lacy Barrett: Why are the grays, or whatever they are, so interested in us? What makes us so special?

    Edwin Pollard: Nothing. There's nothing special about you. I'm sorry. You were hoping for a different answer. But this is beyond our comprehension.

  • Edwin Pollard: The first thing we need to do is determine whether or not you actually are experiencing an encounter.

    Lacy Barrett: Is-is that a test?

    Edwin Pollard: Uh, just a series of questions. Helps weed out the lunatics.

    Daniel Barrett: Well, good. Let's do it.

    Edwin Pollard: OK. Have either of you seen any bright lights in the sky above your neighborhood that moved in an unusual way?

    Daniel Barrett: No.

    Edwin Pollard: Have you experienced any severe headaches or migraines?

    Daniel Barrett: Nope.

    Edwin Pollard: Either of you heard a ringing in your ears that seems to be happening only inside your head?

    Daniel Barrett: Yes.

    Edwin Pollard: Have you experienced any unexplained illnesses, strange allergies or nosebleeds?

    Lacy Barrett: Yes.

    Daniel Barrett: Yes.

    Edwin Pollard: Have you witnessed any abnormal behavior by animals in your neighborhood?

    Daniel Barrett: Three different flocks of birds flew into our house the other day.

    Edwin Pollard: I would say that qualifies.

    Edwin Pollard: Have either of you experienced any blackouts, stretches of time that you can't account for?

    Edwin Pollard: And have you experienced a feeling that you might not be in control of your own body?

    Daniel Barrett: How do you know all this?

    Edwin Pollard: You are not alone in this. Others have experienced what you're going through and have struggled the way you're struggling now.