Description
Thirty years ago, aliens arrive on Earth. Not to conquer or give aid, but to find refuge from their dying planet. Separated from humans in a South African area called District 9, the aliens are managed by Multi-National United, which is unconcerned with the aliens' welfare but will do anything to master their advanced technology. When a company field agent contracts a mysterious virus that begins to alter his DNA, there is only one place he can hide: District 9.
A heartbreaking end. A moment with his wife and the way he calls her an angel, to tears😢
"Три года, я обещаю" - а мы ждем уже 14 лет...
and contrary to the so-called humanity, we see cynical hypocritical heroes, for example, the main character, who is a typical bureaucrat, who hypocritically tries to save face when he quite consciously sends aliens to a concentration camp, or without feeling any remorse, performs an abortion of these aliens, only in the end they transform, other people are also quite immoral ready for all for profit.The aliens here are also not a gift, they eat from the trash, shit right on the street, they may well kill a person, and they also suffer from drug addiction, which the Nigerian mafia put them on, and now shears lava from naive alien creatures.Only a small child and his father, who came up with fuel to dump, caused me great empathy and a sense of compassion, because they lost their Homeland, pride and were left all alone in this cruel world.
The action here is also normal.in short, I liked the movie, sorry
for the rather haphazardly written review. I hope I'm an example
But it 's true – the main actions of films with aliens take place in large megacities 😅
Are aliens an allegory for real slums and crimes committed by criminal elements living there? And can we assume that aliens were poorly received from the very beginning, but in the absence of segregation there would have been peaceful integration? Did the actions of a couple of aliens cause literally everyone to be considered a threat? And what kind of virus warning was on the policeman's wall?
Will the whole film be in the form of a documentary, or is it just a prologue so far? 🤔
Have you been collecting some secret liquid drop by drop for 20 years?
So what happened to Vikus? And why doesn't he want to be evacuated? So as not to seem weak, or to prevent the soldiers from doing whatever they want?
Did the spray make him sick?
Has the hand become alien? Is he becoming an alien? Was the liquid supposed to transform people, or was it needed to heal them?
The film turned from a half-joking documentary into a serious and even similar horror movie...
Damn! Did all his acquaintances turn away from him? I wonder what they were told. Like he's sick and stay away? Or did they discover the infection and they decided to renounce it themselves? And who is making these videos?
Oh, that's it! He was introduced as a sexual pervert, so no one wanted to mess with him... smart. In general, why did his father–in-law appoint him as the head of the operation in the area? There was some other operation going on there from the very beginning, and he was supposed to be the scapegoat in case of what?
Did you decide to look in the Area, or did you track the call?
Interestingly, humans and aliens easily understand each other, although each speaks their own language.
So the liquid was just fuel, but in contact with foreign DNA, it changes it to an alien one?
Will the alien weapon not reach the helicopter?
Can we fly together and heal on the way?
You've already eaten several aliens. Isn't it obvious that this does not give the desired result?
In general, it is strange that the main ship has not been dismantled in these 20 years. Or were they left in order to give the aliens a chance to leave?
I thought he was bluffing and just wanted to get in position to shoot, but was he really leaving?
Why does he hardly shoot back and allows himself to be shot at, even though the bullets of the mercenaries harm the suit? Or here – he throws a rocket at a neighboring house, blowing himself up, and not forward at the mercenary 😅
Where are the other aliens? They didn't take all of them! Or, as they said at the beginning, have they all lost their initiative, they don't do anything without a leader? (after a minute) Well, finally! 😅
Is he awaiting trial for revealing illegal experiments? WTF? Although if you consider that the experiments were on aliens, and not on humans, they probably easily covered everything up
An exemplary social fiction that interestingly played with most of the cliches and features of the genre, instantly entering the lists of its classics. What else can I say, the worthy fate of a worthy film. But I want to add to this one sketch that relates to Neil Blomkamp and his brainchild. When the future director was 14 years old, South African businessman Sharlto Copley met him, who helped Neil start his career almost from scratch, going through all the hardships with him. What am I talking about:
Sharlto Copley is Vikus Van De Merwe (he played him, of course), who helped Christopher-Neal and his creative son get out of Johannesburg and fly into a bright cinematic future, and waited for the sequel. Both literally and not so much. So we're waiting. Maybe we'll wait someday.
P.S. Of course, Sharlto didn't have to wait long, he's still playing in the movies, so I dramatized a bit.