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This isn't about the monster!
by asd (movies profile)
May 11, 2008
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3 people found this review helpful
Look kids, this movie was never about the monster to begin with. So don't come looking for a gozilla movie. This movie is practically a statement addressing current issues. They include the following:
-Bad management of chemical dispposal which leads to the innocent suffering and mutations.
-Government conspiracy and illegal/unhumane experiments on human. I am talking about the part where the main character was put through brain surgery by force. The American doctor has already mentioned right before the surgery that there's no such viral infection or spread . So the whole virus spread thing is a cover up to do illegal experiments on people.
-Government/science corruption in general.
-Terrible government action against the problem at hand. Things such as the Yellow Agent can be EXTREMELY dangerous.
Conclusion: Look, things like that might sound ridiculous to call current issues. But the fact is that, there is plenty of government cover to prevent things like this to come out on the news. Illegal/unhumane surgeries I can definiltey see happening in today's world. And we know for sure bad management for chemical disposal is already happening. Bascially everything i mentioned above is happening, though not on a large scale and with lots of cover ups.
The thing is, people should be aware of these things and start questioning the government's system. And this movie is bascially what it is about. It's bascially a statement questioning government's system and spreading awareness of this. |
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