Perhaps, to those we can and cannot see, we are the monstrous alien creatures that slaughter and trample at will. If the sacrifice of any life is meaningful as the film says, what kind of nightmare will the indiscriminately killed creatures bring to mankind?
The film is as heavy as a dream that I often have, dodging left and right but always being chased by unknown horrors. There is no future, no retreat, only darkness and fear.
This movie also tells us:
1. If there is a chance to land on a planet in outer space one day in the future, don’t eat local food (especially local creatures), don’t drink the water of the planet, and don’t breathe the The air of the planet, otherwise, they will die miserably;
2. The thinking of aliens is actually not different from that of human beings. Even building a robot looks similar to itself, typical of inflated vanity;
3. The vanity of human beings is even more inflated. Creating an alien is seriously lacking in creativity. It is nothing more than a combination of human + spider or octopus.
Fourth, it is better to hide better than to escape. It was difficult to finally arrive in Boston, only to find that the residents of the city who had not yet been invaded were dressed as if they were from a lifetime; or if aliens really came to invade and hide in the cellar, maybe it would be a good idea; (Anyway, don't run around. )
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