Alien-themed movies are not uncommon, such as World Wars, the Cloverfields, and the Alien series, etc., but the settings of alien creatures in this movie are also different, such as invisibility, electromagnetic shields, etc. It can also be said to be innovative in comparison. The failure of the film is not in the subject matter, but in the lack of a more logical and reasonable plot in the whole film. You can escape a disaster by hiding underground. After a while, the glass can block the perception of alien life, and then you have to rely on the iron cage. I said, can you have a spectrum for your settings? And the guy with the microwave gun My buddy, don't put on a pose, just shoot it... speechless, the Russians' heads are really coaxing, and with just a few words, they tricked a few free coolies and bodyguards.
The performances of the actors in the play are also bland, and the supporting or secondary roles are even more blunt and uninteresting, which is also a major failure of the film. But in addition to these shortcomings, I still prefer the empty street scenes in the movie, a bit like Will smith's I Am Legend, empty, broken, and somewhat doomsday.
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