Among the many movie genres, the monster theme has always been relatively popular. In addition to the familiar Jurassic Park, King Kong and Jaws, today I will introduce you to a few movies to feast your eyes.
1. "Monster of the Han River"
A science fiction film directed by Bong Joon-ho and starring Song Kang-ho and Bae Doo-na was released in South Korea on July 27, 2006, and won the Best Actor Award at the 1st Asian Film Awards.
It mainly tells that due to the illegal pouring of a large amount of metamorphic formaldehyde into the Han River by the US military morgue, the water quality of the Han River has been polluted, the organisms in the water have mutated, people are eaten everywhere, and the monsters make everyone panic. Park Hyun-seo, the junior high school daughter of the male protagonist Park Kang-doo, was kidnapped by the monster, and the family asked the police and the hospital for help, but they were treated as mental patients. Since then, Jiang Dou and his family have fought with the monster to save Xianrui. In addition to expressing family affection, it is more important to remind people to pay attention to environmental protection. Although there will be no monsters in the film in life, the consequences of natural destruction are far more terrible than these monsters!
2. District 9
It is a science fiction film directed by Neil Blomkamp and co-starring Chartor Copley and Jensen Cooper, and released in the United States on August 14, 2009.
The film tells that in 1990, a huge spaceship appeared above the earth, people were panicked, but they were extremely curious, and after a period of intense waiting, the alien spacecraft never moved. Humans finally approached it cautiously and forced their way into the cabin, only to find countless aliens. They describe them as ugly, shrimp-like, and in extremely poor health and weakness. It turned out to be a group of refugees from aliens who were eventually taken in by Earthlings and isolated in an area of Johannesburg, South Africa, called "District Nine". After 20 years of breeding, the number of alien refugees has expanded to as many as 1.8 million, and there are constant conflicts with the surrounding humans, and the film is also full of restrictive bloody and violent scenes.
3. "Demon Slayer Warrior"
Directed by Stuart Beatty, written by Stuart Beatty and starring Alan Eckhart, Miranda Otto and Jay Courtney, a magical action film, it was released in the United States in 2014 and in China in 2015.
The mad scientist Frankenstein created Adam Frankenstein from a different part of the corpse, but lost the trust of the other side. After burying Frankenstein, Adam is attacked by terrible demons. At the crucial moment, he is rescued by a group of mysterious warriors, the lesser-known Nocturnal Dragon Clan, who have long been battling the terrible Purgatory Demons. At the request of Queen Renor, Adam, who once hated humans, joined the battle to suppress demons. For more than two hundred years, he wandered the world, only to be the first to strike first and get rid of the demon leader, Prince Nabelius.
4. Godzilla
is an American sci-fi monster film co-produced by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures and directed by British director Gary Edwards, starring Aaron Johnson, Brian Cranston, Elizabeth Olson, ken Watanabe, etc., released in North America on May 16, 2014 in 2D/3D/IMAX 3D format.
The story is about The Soldier Ford Brody, who has a happy and happy life, and there is a lingering shadow hidden in his heart. Fifteen years ago, he lived in Japan with his father, Joy, and his mother, Sandra. His parents worked for a large nuclear power plant. On the day of Ford's father's birthday, a sudden disaster destroyed the nuclear power plant, his mother was killed in the disaster, and the ominous government concealed the truth to blockade the area in the name of preventing nuclear radiation.
But Joey sensed something anomalous from all sorts of anomalies, and for fifteen years he had been trying to unravel the mystery of the day's catastrophe, only to discover that it was all caused by a monster as huge as a mountain, and the monster Godzilla awoke from its slumber and an unpredictable catastrophe swept in.
5. Edge of Tomorrow
Adapted from the 2004 Japanese light novel The Cycle of Killing, the film is an American sci-fi action film directed by Doug Reeman, starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt, and released simultaneously in the early morning of June 6, 2014.
The film is set in the background of the mysterious alien creatures attacking the earth, Major Bill Cage died tragically in the first battle, but he was reborn for some unknown reason, in a cycle of life and death, Bill became more and more aware of the method of defeating the enemy, and finally went to victory, which is a joke, crazy science fiction film, and at the same time there is no lack of freshness, more importantly, it can grasp people's hearts.
6. "Parasitic Beast"
The film is divided into two parts, the first part "Parasitic Beast" was released in Japan on November 29, 2014, and the last part "Parasite: The End" was released in Japan on April 25, 2015. Chinese mainland cut the two pieces into one film and released nationwide on September 2, 2016.
The film tells the story of many tiny creatures known as "parasites" floating on the surface of the sea one night, which aim to parasitize the human brain and instruct humans to kill each other. During the parasite's large-scale parasitic activities, an ordinary teenager, Shinichi Izumi (Someya), also becomes a target of the parasite, but due to some accident, the parasite MIGI, which parasitizes him, does not merge with his brain, but with his right hand. Shinichi and MIGI have a long-term relationship, and in order to allow the "host" Shinichi to survive, MIGI gradually abandons its hostility to humans, resulting in the two being attacked by other parasites.
The atmosphere control of the movie is very good, so that it is easy to be sick, and occasionally with a little humor and funny, it is a movie worth watching.