In the first half hour, the West is full of flavor. Daniel Craig is more suitable to play cowboy than 007. Harrison Ford's scene with the Indian son is quite touching. Because of the alien invasion, civilians, robbers, sheriffs, bullies, businessmen, Indians, weak women, all local humans, and dogs, all united to the outside world. When I saw Daniel Craig’s 30 robber brothers come out, I remembered that I had watched this film before, and then I remembered all the battles against aliens later, and finally the spacecraft exploded so beautifully. In fact, all aspects of the whole film are quite reasonable, but the setting of aliens is almost out of control. The alien’s high-tech, high-attack weapons contradict the appearance of the primitive monster. The weapon is so good and it rushes out to fight humans, is it impossible for the aircraft to attack? Is the laser gun on the wrist not enough range? Do you have to use the thick skin of a beast to resist bullets? The IQ is gone, and I don’t know how technology can be so advanced. It is totally funny to capture humans to study their weaknesses to eliminate humans: physical strength and attack power are more than ten times that of humans, aircraft can easily hijack humans and attack the ground casually. Laser guns are the strongest than cowboys. The carbine is hundreds of times stronger, the laboratory can turn people into ashes, and the luminous water can control the human mind! So powerful, and you want to study human weakness? I think this alien has grown into such a Cretaceous period, and his heart is so delicate and pretentious, and he lives alive! ! In addition, a dragon-mother-like alien girl who is reborn from the flames is vague about her origin and role. She can also fool it with her brain, but her relationship with Craig is very strong, and she is still mourning her dead wife. I got better with an alien who had known each other for a few days.
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