If it is not true, the director is definitely ingenious. At the beginning, Milla Jovovich ran out of self-reporting as his true identity, and the various segmented images further emphasized that "the things you see now are reproduced by us to reproduce the truth, but the point is that these things It’s based on reality.” When I saw that the little girl was kidnapped by aliens in the middle, I was still thinking about it. The performance of Milla Jovovich is really bad, and the emotional changes are too unnatural and not hysterical. Yes, Ya really can only pretend to be cool to shoot action movies, but when I saw the last so-called "real" Dr. Taylor’s self-reported video, I wondered if I would look for Milla Jovovich just to highlight Is the acting of the doctor's "person" real? In any case, the facial expression changes in the last paragraph are indeed too shocking and persuasive, giving people a strong feeling of "nothing can be fake". Also, if it is a fake, then those so-called real images can be played more exaggerated. Nowadays, is it not easy for Hollywood special effects to make some scary things like documentaries? But this film is not too exaggerated, and it is precisely this way, it has a feeling of "this is completely possible to be real".
Therefore, based on the above analysis, even if the film is still a pseudo-documentary after all, it definitely has something beyond that of the past and many of its predecessors. After all, like "Ling Dong: Ghost Record", before you watch it, you know that all this is just a story, it brings you a kind of shock, or suspicion-like fear. But this film leaves the audience more of a kind of curiosity around the corner,
so I still have to ask, is this film adapted from real events?
(Well, I admit that I just don’t understand the testimony of foreigners on GOOGLE...............)
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