District 9

[Schoolboy Q]

I' just finished watching this movie for the second time now and damn every time i watch this movie i get the same reaction that humans are fucking cruel! The entire time i was rooting for the aliens to get away and i was happy every time a human from the Government died. after you guys saw this movie i know its old but didn't you think humans are just inherently cruel?

In the film, District 9, Humanity welcomes the aliens with open arms but when they become a drain on society, condemn them to live in a barred-off area with terrible conditions. When I look back on history and the amount of wars we've fought over petty issues, I do believe the Humanity has always had an easier destroying rather than working together. What do you think?

 

[Fendle]

Seen that film like 2 times, watched it in Media class in college its awesome.

 

[Schoolboy Q]

Seen that film like 2 times, watched it in Media class in college its awesome.

ahahha im surprised no funny comment about me ? you might wanna edit one in on your post

 

It's a great movie
You have to think from the governments point of view. The aliens are technologically advanced and are a threat. To protect people you must contain the aliens. If the aliens were free to roam who knows what they'd build?

 

[Schoolboy Q]

It's a great movie
You have to think from the governments point of view. The aliens are technologically advanced and are a threat. To protect people you must contain the aliens. If the aliens were free to roam who knows what they'd build?

they take the children and use them for target practice, kill some for no reason... these reasons dont help the governments

 

[RSWonderboi]

Great movie - very special and totally different from what we are used to.
And yes, the movie plays of course on the subject of Apartheid and cruelty and injustice - hence why it is set in South Africa.