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childhood sci-fi memories
Tanya 2022-04-21 09:01:25
The plot connection is very smooth, and there are many feelings of watching ET when I was a child. Although I feel that "super 8" pays homage to Spielberg's ET, I feel that the level of suspense and horror is very good. But the children were running in the rain of guns and guns from the tanks. It was really more powerful than Zhen Kungfu. Hehe, I saw the cannonballs fly directly over the head. After reading it, I feel that they have bravery that does not belong to that age. This is the heroism often seen in American movies! !
Extended Reading
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German 2021-10-20 19:01:36
Media comments are one-sidedly sought after, but audience comments are polarized. I wonder if we should blame the previous propaganda for misleading? This film is a nostalgic family warmth film with science fiction as the shell and monsters as the introduction, but the story and emotional core are all about growing up and youth. From this point of view, "Super Eight" is absolutely above the standard, and those small bugs are not harmful. The final necklace shot is extremely powerful, and the end of the credits is also extremely cute. JJ didn't let me down.
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Dina 2022-04-24 07:01:03
JJ Abram also has bad works, it is really a movie without depth, science fiction is science fiction, simple stories have to shoot the love of little friends
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Alice Dainard: What was that necklace? The one you were holding at the train crash. Was it your mom's?
Joe Lamb: My dad gave it to her the day I was born. She wears it all the time. Well, used to. And... It was bad how she died and... But my dad got it back.
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Joe Lamb: [old home movies of Joe's late mother playing] It's... It's so weird. Watching her like this. Like she's still here. She used to look at me this way, like really look, and I just knew I was there, that I existed.
Alice Dainard: He drank that morning, My dad. He missed his shift.
[Alice begins to cry]
Alice Dainard: Your mom took it for him, the day of the accident,
[long pauses. Fighting back tears]
Alice Dainard: He... He, um... He... He wishes... I know he wishes it was him instead of her. And sometimes I do, too.
Joe Lamb: Don't... Don't say that. He's your dad.
[home movie ends]