In the wind and rain, the vehicle punctures the tire, although it is repaired, but the people in the car are tired and tired, do you continue to go to a distant destination, or find a place to rest nearby?
The crew of the Contract spacecraft were only tired and tired when they made the wrong choice.
Neutrino storm damaged the ship, and the captain was burned to death in the hibernation cabin due to malfunction, and the crew who woke up in a hurry witnessed this terrible scene.
With intermittent singing wafting through the universe, "Country Road Takes Me Home," the travelers might think of a warm fire, a bland but familiar home-cooked dish. And the song was only two or three weeks away from them, and for the space colonists, it was so close that they could go and see it without much thought.
Anyway, it's coming.
They landed on a "gracious" planet with water and wheat, just too quiet to move any animals.
One foot down, black spores scattered in the air.
The Last Supper
I wonder how the colonists felt when they set foot on the African and American continents a few years ago?
I chewed that they should not have panicked enough to blow up their own ship.
But although some of the indigenous people became slaves and some died of the virus, some of them still survived.
So whether the alien or the octopus from Mars came to Earth, we humans should not be so dishy.
Too good things don't look like the real thing
Alien: The Covenant deals with a larger proposition, with human origins, love and murder between the Creator and the created being; and human feelings, and in order to facilitate colonization, the crew are several couples, with different postures at the time of life and death.
David was a bionic man created by mankind, who had not only human wisdom but also human arrogance.
One shot shows David standing on a spaceship, dumping Blackwater missiles downwards, exterminating the human creator, the Engineer.
In another shot, he gazes at the birth of the alien and smiles in fascination.
Fortunately, the eyes are still so clear
Destruction and creation are the two most proud abilities of human beings.
But this kind of big proposition is really a blockbuster standing... As the old saying goes, as soon as humans think, God laughs.
Big propositions are too much to watch, a little tired - why do blockbusters like to discuss human self-destruction?
What is interesting about this film is the direction of AI when it has human feelings.
Walter is a second-generation bionic man, and the creator learned from David, deliberately removing the emotional part when making it.
But in the relationship with the heroine Daniels, Walter still developed feelings for her and was willing to sacrifice for her.
David pointed this out, and Walter hesitated, replying that it was duty.
If it were purely a duty, there would be no lag between words.
For Daniels, Walter, who would comfort her and sacrifice himself to save her, was a loyal dog.
A tribute to the first edition of Alien
David can say that he loves Dr. Elizabeth, while experimenting with her, and has a curiosity about Daniels and chooses to be tough, which is called the domineering president.
In the duel between the loyal dog and the domineering president, it is really difficult to say who wins and who loses, but after gaining the heart but not after it is controlled, only anger and fear are harvested.
The point is that Daniels didn't really fall in love with it—even without a foreshadowing shot, the truth can be seen just from the performance of the shark.
The look in their eyes was completely different.
Enlightenment lessons
From Alien Awakening to Alien: Covenant, I personally feel that pig teammates are the biggest killers.
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