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Inexplicably moved by an alien soul. .
Jazmyne 2022-04-21 09:02:21
In fact, when I first watched it, I really didn't think it was interesting, just because the subject matter was relatively new, so I watched it. But at the back, when you enter the plot, you deeply feel the pure soul of this alien parasite, and it is still somewhat inexplicably moved. There are indeed many loopholes in the setting and plot, etc. The performance of the actors is not very perfect, and even the theme can be regarded as an old meme, but when a wanderer is understanding and helping humans, he finds that humans are " After killing" its kind, it still helps humans. In any case, personally, I felt the pure and kind soul of this alien life, and was deeply moved. Although the director's subsequent plot arrangement is really unsatisfactory, it is a happy end of peaceful coexistence. If you're looking for flaws, this movie really isn't great. If you simply appreciate and substitute, maybe it can move you. . .
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Jeb: The earth is at peace. There is no hunger. There is no violence. The environment is healed. Honesty, courtesy and kindness are practiced by all. Our world has never been more... perfect. Only, it is no longer our world. We've been invaded by an alien race. They occupy the bodies of almost all human beings on the planet. The few humans who have survived are on the run.
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Jared Howe: What the hell has gotten into everybody? Huh? It is the enemy. Don't forget it.
Ian O'Shea: You don't feel bad at all. I half-killed her.
Jared Howe: It doesn't matter. It's not human.
Ian O'Shea: So we stop acting human?