really speechless

Orrin 2022-04-24 07:01:06

Exceeded expectations. If Dean had this book on your desk, I think you'd put it on the Hollywood "script blacklist" too. If you read enough films, I think you can think of no less than 10 related movies in your head. Forcing the big data to write the script, it actually covers the two enduring commercial themes of time-travel and alien invasion and their usual bridges (favorite father-daughter reconciliation in the future and the past to save the future) in one movie. Although it is very routine, I really admire Dean's integration ability. Compared with "A Quiet Place", the two are indeed similar, but the expression is different, but most of this alien is no match for the torrent-like Soviet armor and the locust-like U.S. military. Movies that focus on class and platoon tactics against aliens can't get around this bug. McKay's first live-action film, the overall audio-visual expression is acceptable, but some ordnance, military vehicle settings and combat tactics are lacking in details, which is a failure. It is a pity that Paramount sold 200 million to Amazon at a loss. The 94th Airlift Wing of the U.S. Air Force makes a cameo, and the Air Force likes to make such low-key appearances.

Cathrine 2021-12-03 08:01:43

In an age where a time machine can be created, the method of putting a monster in a cage is actually to tie a rope to drag it with manpower. Isn't it appropriate? It took a lot of hard work and spent most of the film's time to develop toxins, but the results were not as effective as explosives. Why bother?