Aliens = Humans, Humans = Game, Aliens Lost = Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia

Sydnie 2022-03-21 09:01:11

One of the most underrated science fiction classics by Steward. 1. Thank you [Cinema Manual] for re-excavating and being selected as one of the top ten in 2000s. 2. Doomsday panic, suppressed and horrified atmosphere throughout the film, a sense of substitution and rejection of the ten streets of [Independence Day]. 3. Avoid all clichés: realism, anti-heroes, personal escape journey to replace omniscience perspective, anti-climax, absence of final decisive battle (loyal to the original), no military and political leaders TV broadcast landmark buildings, etc. 4. Blood sea red algae. (9.0/10)

Clovis 2022-03-21 09:01:11

After a lapse of five years, two brushes, three changes to five stars, a business masterpiece. What is a character? What is a spectacle? What is one, two and three acts? What is the "big" of a blockbuster movie? How to even use special effects? Spielberg has the best director skills in his career, enough for Hollywood to learn it for another hundred years. Focusing on personal escape, the protagonist is almost "do nothing". The macro perspective, anti-climax, anti-hero, etc. are actually quite bold compared to the production of this magnitude at the time, and now it seems much easier to accept. The effects of the strengths and weaknesses of human nature amplified by extreme external forces are the true spectacle portrayed in this film, and the so-called "anticlimactic" actually has a fairly reasonable internal natural view.