About how new species reproduce--------finally defined as a disaster film

Oceane 2022-03-27 09:01:13

The failure of the film is that an imperfect new species has replaced humans. The new species is indeed superior to humans in some ways, but in a complete evolutionary process, reproduction is necessary for the next generation.
The movie does not explain whether the new species can reproduce. The female protagonist asked the female doctor how she came to this world. The female doctor said that after the mother was infected with the virus, the baby was not born, and it bit out of the mother's body. That is to say, even if the new species can reproduce the next generation, the mother will die when the newborn is born, that is, a pair of new zombies will have at most one child. It won't be long before the species that emerged to replace humans will slowly become extinct.
It is impossible to say that an imperfect species can replace human beings. At best, they will destroy human beings.

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  • Anita 2022-04-23 07:03:14

    I was really speechless to the teacher. The little girl killed a human being. The teacher said thank you for saving herself. Co-operating with your life is life, and others deserve to die. It's really selfish and virgin. I don't understand why the teacher insisted on taking the little girl. They all said that the hungry people don't eat the same kind, although in the later stage, the output of the little girl is all depended on. The ending is even more speechless. I don't know if the godsend daughter of the title refers to the teacher or the little girl, both emmmmm

  • Brenda 2022-03-21 09:02:31

    The idea is very good, but the heroine of the Virgin made me unread.

The Girl with All the Gifts quotes

  • Dr. Caroline Caldwell: [referring to the zombies] They gather in groups as they did in the base. We're not sure why.

    Melanie: They must be lonely.

    Sgt. Eddie Parks: [sarcastically] Oh... I hadn't though of that one.

  • Dr. Caroline Caldwell: In dissection it's very clear. The fungus is wrapped around your brain like, ivy around an oak tree.

    Melanie: But I can talk. I'm like you.

    Dr. Caroline Caldwell: You're not like anything that's ever existed before.