To put it simply, the film doesn't even bother to use the most common tricks of revealing courage and determination to cheer up the audience.
Of course, if you don't care about that, get creative. But, aside from some new surprises about the American president in the film, there's basically nothing special about the film to reminisce about.
The most ridiculous thing is that those monsters who were kept in single cells as monsters and guaranteed that they would never see the light of day, when the earth encountered a crisis, they all shared the same hatred with the human beings who had abused them. There is no struggle or conflict at all. This is simply a violation of the American mentality that Hollywood has always believed in. How can it be at the mercy of others so quickly.
The scene where the heroine goes to meet her parents and boyfriend is the biggest flaw in the film in my opinion. This seems to be the basis for the heroine to choose to become a giant in the future, but this is as incomprehensible as a human who does not want to conquer the world and has no ambition to become a giant.
I kind of suspect that the movie was made with money from military contractors. The purpose is to rectify the names of their mercenaries who specialize in solving the intractable diseases that the government is difficult to face and the regular army is difficult to handle. In the past, movies and TV often portrayed them as monster-like human beings, which is completely irresponsible slander. Of course, those charisma who are unknown, accustomed to loneliness, and willing to bear infamy will sooner or later be written into songs, but wouldn't it be better to have a movie that leads to understanding. Thinking about it from this angle, the movie suddenly got through.
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