1, "Edge of Tomorrow"; starting from figuring out the reason for the loop, the whole process is very smooth, there is almost no waste play, and the rhythm of each checkpoint to cracking is well mastered. The male protagonist constantly resets every day is the same day to die or the same day, and finally the male protagonist saves the world, this kind of setting + actor acting skills + a little big scene special effects + plot is also great, very happy ending.
2, "Pacific Rim"; this is the first time that the mecha appears in the movie, which is very shocking, and the industrial bureau of the big scene. Although it is very typed, this mech is very handsome, not good enough; Kikuchi is so beautiful and beautiful, and the children who love vegetables are too good at acting. The overall mechanical luster and heavy action of the mech are so real that you can imagine the cold smell in it, which makes people's blood boil at a glance.
3, "District 9"; the whole documentary perspective, the visual effect is a bit disgusting. Those who are high have only interests in their eyes, but those who are forced into exile are living lives. Who is more noble than whom. Aliens are suspected of invading humanity. Just like white Europeans and Americans used to do. If this film is filmed by the yellow people, it will look very strange, because the yellow people only love infighting.
4. The Clover Files; aroused my interest in Cthulhu. The shaky lens conveys a sense of uneasiness all the time, because the audience is also in an unknown state for the world outside the camera. Civilian perspective, unique sense of substitution, compared to the macro situation, individual pain can empathize, everyone is struggling to survive but ultimately can not survive. There were no casualties in the news, and what fell on the head of a sister was her hoarse cry after losing her brother forever.
5, "Galactic Team"; did not show the original mecha combat style, should be a technical reason. The story of the two love enemies is also added by the director himself. The starship Roger Young's presence has also weakened a lot. Although it was two hours, it still felt so short, and the second part was completely inferior to the first part. Overall, it's worth revisiting!
6, "Men in Black"; now it seems that the clichéd plot and pompous special effects, there are many other movies from here to learn from. The script written by Ed Solo was compact, well-controlled, and lighthearted. If it were a musical, Fred Astaire might play the role of Jones, albeit somewhat more actively. Forever classic.
These 6 sci-fi films are a bit outdated, which one do you think is underrated?