If the starring Simon Pegg played a whole lot of tricks on zombies from start to finish in "Shaun of Zombies" last time, the little green man this time was also tricked to a great extent. The alien has been transformed into a mature man with a sense of reason and sophistication, in contrast to the traditional image of the mysterious and extremely high-tech. The unique creative conception of the two screenwriters and actors has to be admired, which strongly proves the classic saying that "talents are the most expensive in the 21st century".
Although the film is full of British and American spoof fun, the UK with frequent crop circles has indeed created a lot of whimsical talents, from "Hot Questions About Time Travel" in recent years to Duncan Jones' "Moon" and "Source" "Code" is explaining to the world that there is no limit to human imagination, and that small production costs and small production will produce great results. But this is what our people are extremely lacking in. I don’t know whether we have no imagination or we don’t pay attention to imagination. If we can distinguish this first, it may be an improvement. When foreign countries have organized and planned the search for aliens, we are still entangled in the old topic of whether there are aliens, and we have to admit that we are still far away from others.
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