The film is relatively ordinary, the plot is the traditional Hollywood mass production mode, but it is dressed in the cloak of Star Trek. There is no creative point in science fiction. Not too creative. The final weapon is slow to activate and has a small attack range. What is the use of this weapon, it is really cumbersome, it is better to absorb the life of others. Coupled with such a huge army, fighting the alliance is simply a destructive trend, and this kind of weapon is simply not used. The movie's setting of the weaknesses of the bee army is too sloppy. Even if it is an enemy army, a reasonable weakness must be set. Find the correct reference point. Others chew up the stuff and use it. If it is not used correctly, it is also drunk.
The whole logic is really problematic. The enemy has such a huge army, how can they rush directly to someone else's base and save people directly, and the other party is not a small team of dozens of people. What's the use of the opponent trying to get this weapon, it has the same attack power as a group of ants. The log says that there are only three crew members left, and the people from the local planet have already abandoned the planet and left. Where did such a huge army come from? They still look like they should be of the same race. Could it be that three people have reproduced like this? Too much, it's too exaggerated.
Zyra came to the planet later, and the ship she occupied was left over by Klaus. Then Zyra usually hides the ship with holographic images, so wouldn't others find it strange? Why did his original abandoned ship suddenly disappear and become a mountain?
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