word Mimic in English means "simulation, imitation" ". At the beginning of the film, the female entomologist played by the heroine was found to solve the infectious disease problem in New York City, the so-called "Klinefelter syndrome." The disease cannot be spread through the air. The main route of transmission is insects-cockroaches-and it only infects children. The most frightening thing is that there is no known effective vaccine and antidote for this disease. Once infected, it must be disabled, and severe cases may even die.
Therefore, in order to curb this terrible infectious disease, the female protagonist used biochemical methods: she and her husband, who is also a biologist and entomologist, mixed the DNA of termites and praying mantises to cultivate a Judah insect in the laboratory. . This Judas worm can be called the nemesis of cockroaches, and the enzymes in its body fluid can greatly accelerate the metabolism of cockroaches. And because this Judas worm itself metabolizes extremely fast, they cannot produce offspring, it is green and pollution-free, which is a perfect solution. Sure enough, the cockroaches in New York were wiped out immediately as soon as the bug came out. The terrible "Klinefelter Syndrome" also followed countless innocent cockroaches to see Hades.
As everyone knows, the more terrifying is yet to come. The two little kids caught a Judas larva that was still in stock, and immediately took it to the hostess to sell it for money. The hostess was shocked. The existence of the Judas larva clearly proved that things did not follow the original script, and the Judas was still multiplying!
In fact, the hidden lines can't be more clearly seen here. The hostess happened to explain to the little kid (audience) that there is a queen in the ant colony, and it just so happens that the creature with ant colony habits like Judah also has a queen. In short, this type of film will always be enough to eliminate one queen... (
Behind the forehead are very clichéd investigations, adventures, adventures, explosions, explosions and explosions. In short, at the end of the film, Judas worms are all grilled. Hiccups, all the lunch boxes that accompanied the male protagonist and the female protagonist, only one of them hugged the female protagonist’s thighs tightly and did not let go to the end. The souls of the two kiddies and the soul of the black man in the subway station: I am so angry!!! (The horror film Negro must die
The highlight of this film is the humanoid soldier bug. To be honest, I was wrong when I first saw it. I thought this tall and thin humanoid was wearing human skin like the big worm in "Men in Black", or maybe countless small worms gathered into a humanoid monster... Unexpectedly, the last thin and tall one is a big bug, so fat~~rich in protein, if it is sold to Guangdong, it must be eaten up in minutes!
When I think about it, the scary point is not that humans can create this kind of monster, nor that this kind of monster is smart enough to imitate a human shape, as big as a human, and can shit on the ceiling. The horror is the horror that this is the product of the male lead and the female lead two little scientists tinkering in the laboratory. As far as current technology is concerned, we are fully capable of creating something beyond human imagination, but once Pandora's box is opened, humans may no longer be able to limit it.
Take New York in the movie as an example. The city's sewers and subway lines are intricate and inaccessible. Illegal immigrants and homeless people who have died without being noticed are gathered together to keep warm. Sufficient living space + adequate nutrition, this would be a perfect start if it were placed in the plague company! If two little kids hadn't caught a larva by accident, and then accidentally gave it to the hostess, maybe the bug had already occupied the entire underground space of New York. Because we don't know, we have nothing to deal with; when we realize how dangerous things are, they are often irreparable.
It is a pity that people are limited by time and cannot see what kind of disaster their decisions will cause in the future. When Mikiley invented Freon, he certainly didn't expect it to destroy the ozone layer. And now that we look at the latest technology that is good and applaud, will it be the last straw on the back of the camel of human civilization? The last piece of loess on a human grave? It turns out that this is something that only a big scientist can do. Now, maybe there is that gloomy middle-aged scientist who happens to have some personality defects and just divorced his wife. He was soaking in the laboratory boredly, watching an experiment. The material shines...In
this era, it is too easy to make big news.
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