A film about the relationship between aliens and humans would be like a documentary. Since the Roswell incident, UFOs have become popular, and human beings have also walked for half a century in belief and disbelief. When I was a child, I liked to read the kinds of books that explored these kinds of unsolved mysteries. I subscribed to magazines and also ordered "UFO Quest," and I never tired of reading it. I firmly believe in the existence of aliens. Even if it is calculated using probability theory, it should not be limited to life on Earth. Hundreds of millions of planets have intelligent life. The universe is really too big, so it may take hundreds of years or tens of thousands of years for intelligent creatures to reach Earth. There are also many legends, stone statues, and murals of aliens visiting Earth in history. It is very likely that the aliens who have visited Earth will tell the ancestors that they will come again next time.
Who would have thought that the next time someone would come back would be thousands of years later? Compared with the vast universe, human beings and the earth really are too small, and people should still be in awe of everything. The classification of contact with alien creatures is under popularization. The first type of contact refers to witnessing UFOs at close range without leaving any specific physical evidence; the second type of contact is that, in addition to witnessing UFOs, there are other The concrete and tangible traces of a stellar visit, such as crop circles; the third type of contact, which is true contact—often through telepathy, talking with aliens; the fourth type is close contact, which includes alien abductions, physical examinations, and so on; and the fifth type is the launch of aircraft or electromagnetic waves from Earth to visit planets where life may exist.
So this movie shows the abduction of aliens, and the aliens here seem to be malicious and unfriendly. And it is really not suitable for this kind of mash-up pseudo-documentary style where one is a movie screen and the other is a video screen, in order to express reality. The movie was dismembered and disfigured, and many scenes were watched twice. Milla Jovovich's acting skills are certainly good, but there is not much room to play here, and the role has also been robbed by others. Seeing Mira from the shock of the fifth element to the peak of Resident Evil to the collapse of the deadly violet, I hope she can start making more good movies from this film.
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