unpleasant crap

Eldora 2022-05-13 18:05:55

Because of the unscientific attitude of the whole movie, I don't think it's a sci-fi movie, at best it's just an erotic bloody movie that keeps mating and mating. Treat the audience as mentally retarded, in such a harsh environment on Mars, the DNA of this monster can actually live in the soil? The existence of this alien is to keep mating without eating or drinking all year round? A species with such tenacious vitality and self-healing ability, and it doesn't talk about family planning at all, is it not full of monsters on Mars? It’s understandable to hide in a human body, but this species turns into snot and blood, and it turns back into a grasshopper when the police uncle comes to fight monsters and escalate? Half human, half alien? Is a normal human for a while, goes crazy when in heat, and mates when crazy? It's really slippery. When the film was made, it was estimated that the screenwriter and director were in estrus. Although the first one was bad, it was much more logically logical than this one.

In short, this is a movie with Lu Dabo as its selling point. Those who want to watch sci-fi movies can detour. Shooting alien species with the hot spot of aliens is as shameful as filming Westward Journey 3 with the hot spots of Dahua Westward Journey!

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Species II quotes

  • Dr. Herman Cromwell: [Cromwell explaining what he found out about Mars and why it got him locked up] I was doing research on a Mars meteorite.

    Dr. Laura Baker: The one found in the Antarctic in '96?

    Dr. Herman Cromwell: Fossils in the meteorite convinced us there might have been life on Mars. But these fossils weren't anything organic to the planet. Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

    Dr. Laura Baker: And what was the basis for that determination?

    Dr. Herman Cromwell: Carbon-based elements in the fossils, exist only in the Magellanic galaxy. That's 100 million light years away.

    Press Lenox: Well, how did they get to Mars?

    Dr. Herman Cromwell: By my reckoning, Mars was visited by an alien species approximately one billion years ago. The species was like a plague, a cancer. It turned a thriving planet with rivers and oceans and rudimentary plant life into a useless hunk of rock. When I heard they were going to send a mission to Mars, I strongly urged the government to reconsider.

    Dr. Laura Baker: On what grounds?

    Dr. Herman Cromwell: On grounds that alien DNA might remain on the planet, that any human attempt to violate the planet would result in biological contamination.

    Press Lenox: So, let me guess. They told you to shove it up your ass.

    Dr. Herman Cromwell: They got me fired from Stanford. It seems the military had strategic reasons for wanting to go to Mars. Outpost of the future or some crap like that. Anyway, they harassed the shit out of me. I got into a fistfight with a Pentagon general. I broke his god damn jaw.

    Press Lenox: Well, that's why they stuck you in here, right?

    Dr. Laura Baker: Why do you think that Dr. Orinsky called you the night that he died?

    Dr. Herman Cromwell: To tell me I was right. Whatever species destroyed Mars, those poor astronauts brought down to Earth. May God have pity on our souls.

  • Debutante's Sister: My God! Get off of me! Get him off of me! Oh, please, get him off of me! Oh, my God! Get him off of me! Get off of me!