Why Modern Monsters Have Become Alien to Us

Why the modern monster became our alien, the dark magic of Halloween, and of course the darkness of the monster. But our desire for good monsters does not distinguish between seasons. From ancient times to the present, we are fascinated by various stories about monsters, focusing on wild half-beasts that plague the edge of our forest and lurk deep inside our ocean And I am fascinated by the legend. Early myths, Minotaur 's and Siren' s Sphinx changed to Beowulf 's Grendel and Saint George' s Dragon, mermaid, troll and our fairy tales and folktales stories, and finally to the 19 th century Gothic style. Classic

Monsters are the kind you've found in cheesy science fiction movies in the 50's, and movies work to their full extent. About half the time, "monster and alien" began to look like a contemporary action movie and became increasingly interesting. Movie viewers are attacked by a series of countless influences and insensitive actions. Even 3D, it is definitely good, it's a little old.

When you say "alien" to me, I will remember the alien in the alien film. In our culture, the word "alien" is associated with horrible evil monsters ... this was designed by the Illuminati. It would be ridiculous to place all the movies depicting ET as an evil murderer or intruder in the creation of the Illuminati. There are a lot of such movies that are for entertainment only and whose director has nothing to do with the Illuminati. b) Illuminati has finished the game to invade the Earth with a false "alien" invasion so that they can unify the army with the world government under the control of Illuminati. If Illuninati can show us that ET is an evil 'alien' intruder, we will depict them through the movie, but we doubt the invasion of false reality (played by Illuminati) 'alien' There is little to do

Today 's film director can tell anything they imagine on the big screen. From the invasion of aliens to imaginary, fairy tale world, film enthusiasts, from comic superheroes fighting each other to huge monsters, they seem to have got what they were finally getting. CGI (Computer Generated Images) helped the director tell stories that can not be made on the screen (1). However, despite the progress of CGI technology, viewers are not so impressive and they continue to demand many movies. The movie industry is trying to cope with gradual exemption from the viewer's landscape by adding more sophisticated special effect shots. But in vain. Contemporary big hits are all wrong. This has nothing to do with the number and complexity of special effect lenses. There is no miracle or magic behind it.