People’s fear comes from their own hearts, combined with the widespread concern about AIDS in the 1980s and the social problems that people have caused, the audience seems to have seen a scene of apocalyptic prophecies through "Strange Shapes", whether it is imagining the alien creatures in the film as AIDS Fortunately, it is still other fatal infectious diseases. The film reflects the relationship between AIDS patients and us in reality through the relationship between the strange shape and normal humans. Whether you have the courage to overcome your inner fear and continue to maintain normal interpersonal relationships. Communication, the film is like a mirror, which also casts our own shadow on the strange shape. With the struggle of human nature and self-torture, facing the blurred true face of the strange shape, is it an alien or ourselves? And the desperate ending-claustrophobic space and mimicry reproduction, as long as it is stained with a little weird DNA, it may be copied, and the intensified special effects have created this dystopian classic.
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