I probably found out that the heroine and the little boy are also connected after reading the movie reviews. I thought the little boy was the son of the hero, and then the heroine simply adopted him. Someone in the movie critics said that the little boy said I am Nitasha, but in the movie I watched, the boy said, I have Nitasha. (I read it on my mobile phone, and the translation should be different.) So I understand the ending as a tender ending, but I have to say that the heroine has a scar on the back is a foreshadowing. Some people say that the heroine is lame. It's because he and the little boy are the same person, but I want to say that the heroine's lameness was not bitten by the alien creature?
The male protagonist and the creature were in symbiosis. Later, the symbiotic alien creatures helped him fight. I didn’t think the alien creatures hurt the male protagonist, but people just want them to separate. If they separate, they can’t control the alien creatures. More people have to die as food.
The female lead led the male lead to flee. I personally think that the doctor was involved, and the doctor’s kindness was eventually replaced by death. If you want to come to the movie, there will usually be sacrifices, but I still feel unfair. Then the hostess also said that the doctor was a coward, anyway, she felt that she was asking for irritation. Let the doctor help.
There is another, is the relationship line of the male and female lead so fast? Why does the hostess say, you like me?
In the end, the male protagonist chose to commit suicide, which was simple and rude.
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