At first glance, I thought it was a comedy, but after watching it, it was indeed a horror movie, a horror movie that educated aliens.
The hero and heroine are ordinary people, but kind. Many things have long been noticed and have clues, but because of kindness, they condone mistakes and continue to grow.
At the beginning of the film, the story of the dove occupying the magpie's nest, the mother bird may really not see the difference between the young birds. But people are different, and the film also shows it.
The male protagonist finds that the child has a problem and tries to starve him to see if someone will rescue him. If you are really hungry for a while, it may indeed be different.
The heroine's process of rescuing the child actually reflects the inherent goodness of the human form. Even if she knows that it is not her own child, it is also her life and she has invested in it, so she left the wrong child and let it grow up.
This is an ordinary kind person, but because of kindness, he digs his own grave. Knowing that the child is growing fast, he still chooses to ignore it. Knowing that he has a bulging neck and is an alien, he still chooses to ignore it. In the end, forbearance can't be exchanged for warmth, and it is still death after all.
Maybe the heroine and the hero have a chance to learn the alien language with their children. Although it may seem difficult to learn, take it slow as a foreign language. The picture and sound of the TV, and the sound from the ground, are obviously another alien culture, which can be learned.
As for escape, as of now, there is no possibility.
Unless you can educate children completely differently, but that's too hard.
I feel that there are some mistakes, I realize it, and I must not ignore it, otherwise, there will be no possibility of saving.
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