Hitler and Gandhi would both applaud the film

Gaetano 2022-04-21 09:01:19

A sarcastic tone was established from the beginning, and thereafter, human stupidity was laid out in large sections: young people exuding blind enthusiasm under war education, leadership mistakes in strategic decision-making because of underestimation of the enemy; and TV news throughout the film , while explaining the information, showing a picture of the world that is almost collapsing, and the media has no perception of the imminent danger, but constantly asks the audience if they want to know more. Until the end, the hero and heroine still had an overly fearless innocence, and it was only when the two races came to an end that Paul Verhoeven was willing to mobilize Hollywood's tried-and-true universal values. At the end, the Zerg leader was captured alive in an anti-climax style. The victory speech of the three people seemed to be talking about chickens and ducks. Apart from the carnival of anthropocentrism, there was still a trace of ominous foreboding. The action scenes of the battle are definitely genre-like pleasures, but the director's silent spiritual transformation of commercial blockbusters is revolutionary. It's just that the bloody scenes and Zerg details sucked away the attention when I first saw it as a child.

Nicklaus 2022-04-23 07:01:17

This is a sci-fi classic, the 1997 film, the showdown between the Terran and the Zerg