[MOVIE REVIEWS] Alien Invasion-"Falling Stars"

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The sci-fi American drama is directed by Robert Rodat and produced by Steven Spielberg. From the perspective of directing and production, both of them are international big names. Similarly, his plot is guaranteed. Its plot maintains the consistent hardcore line of American dramas. Heroism, teamwork, jealousy, and conspiracy are all over the play.

　　　　When it comes to "Falling Stars", this sci-fi American drama, perhaps everyone will not feel unfamiliar, but this topic is an upset outside of the American drama boom. Indeed, it has not set off a popular trend like the thriller and adventure American drama "The Walking Dead" or the fantasy American drama "Fairy Tale Town" and "A Song of Ice and Fire."　　But it is still worth seeing.

　　(In the poster, are the regional control towers of Asphani and the Asphani reel after the paper airplane flying out of the high-end atmosphere. Oh, and the biochemical spine of the Asphani on the back of Ben.)

　　The sci-fi American drama is directed by Robert Rodat and produced by Steven Spielberg. From the perspective of directing and production, both of them are international big names. Similarly, his plot is guaranteed. Its plot maintains the consistent hardcore line of American dramas. Heroism, teamwork, jealousy, and conspiracy are all over the play. In short, you see what the protagonists in The Walking Dead look like, and the protagonists in this American show are the same.　　The drama is a rare American drama with 6 seasons. It tells the story of the people on earth rebelling against the alien Esphani tribe.　　Aliens named Esfenni invaded the earth in large numbers. Their advanced technology and biotechnology made the human world quickly and completely destroyed, but humans are tenacious. The survival instinct brought these human beings who did not want to be enslaved by the Esphanes together. The story began with the second independent group formed by surviving history professor Tom Mason and Captain Will.　　At the beginning of the plot, it was a small-scale exchange of fire between the human rebels and the Alien Esfini. And what attracts the author is precisely the fierce exchange of fire at the beginning of the play, at least it is no longer the same shredded devil, but an angry head. I just sat down and watched this American drama slowly with the attitude of being able to see different wars.　　In the story of this American drama, the same normal humans occupy an absolute disadvantage. The independent group members have poor weapons and equipment, such as AK47 rifles, Grote pistols, RPG rockets, Bernelli shotguns, and broken guns. Tattered truck. Looking at the alien Esfenni tribe, this ugly alien race possesses alloy mechas, biochemical alien "strikes", towering fortresses, and a large number of high-tech "reel machines" so that these independent group members are completely lost. The most important element in the victory of modern warfare-air supremacy.　　Naturally, humans can only be beaten by alien aliens.

　　(Alien’s alloy mecha looks strong and dazzling, what else is there? Facing him, will the rebels holding AK shake their hands?)

　　In the first episode of the first season, the play clearly described the background of the story, the protagonist involved in the story, and the game situation between the protagonists and the Esphanny aliens that the protagonists are fighting against. And with Tom Mason's little family as the starting point of the story line perfectly presented before the audience. What I remember most deeply is that Tom Mason’s youngest son Ben Mason was watched by the alloy mechas and the assaults. His eyes were dull and he looked at the desperate picture of walking forward, making the whole story seem to be full of small views A sense of human despair is included.　　However, the following plot and interpretation methods made the author a little disappointed who was watching the war. However, the director’s presentation of the plot made up for the author’s shortcomings and corrected the author’s expectation of watching the war scenes and watching this TV series. Original intention.　　Well, no more spoilers. Since the author recommends this American drama. Naturally, I will recommend it to you from various other aspects. Just come to a ten-point scoring system.

　　(Tom Mason (middle) with refugee-like members of the Second Independent Group, 　　Science fiction: 6 points.　　Science fiction is not the main story of the main story, but just the basis of the story.　　Science fiction points involved: alloy mecha, biological transformation, biochemical spine, spaceship, teleport, brain-controlled link, supernatural power.　　It can be seen that the producer Steven Spielberg is also a true science fiction fan.　　Plot: 8 points.　　The plot is the main story. After unswerving struggle, human beings finally took advantage of the ruins, and with the help of friendly aliens, the Worm tribe and the last Rhodes, used alien viruses (similar to computer viruses) to attack The Earth Invaders that defeated Esfini. However, the fly in the ointment is that the final battle of the sixth season is too short and has a kind of anticlimactic feeling, but overall, this is a successful science fiction TV series.

　　(The lord of Lord Esfini looks like an ugly lizard. It is difficult to understand how this creature can leave human technology far behind. It seems that humans cannot look like, and aliens cannot look like.)　　Characterization: 9.5 points　　Character portrayal has always been the strength of American dramas, and each character has a unique side, even if it is a positive one. Tom Mason is a righteous man and leader of the legion. However, he still has selfishness for his small family and has made many command errors. Although Pope is a villain, his love and hatred are distinct. His love is love, and his hate is hate. He is never mixed with water. Although his character is extreme, it also brings a lot of trouble to the whole team. However, his mental journey But the author was deeply moved. In the plot, everyone has their own two sides. The producer Spielberg undoubtedly makes every character in the story appear lively on the screen. The play's grip on the character's personality is really in place!　　Scene description: 6 points.　　After all, there are still a lot of people who like to watch fierce battle scenes. This is a pity for this drama. It may be because of the limited funding for filming, and they are slightly stretched out in battle. The scale of large-scale battles is lacking. There are a lot of encounters, which is a pity.

　　(Roman Empire-style Worm guerrillas armed with ion guns)

Overall, this sci-fi TV series "Falling Stars" is worth watching! Just look at this work of thinking about alien threats "Falling Stars", science fiction fans, turn on the player and be a potato chip man at home!