Has anyone seen a movie called Deep Space Amnesia?

When two astronauts woke up after drug hypnosis, they found that their place seemed to be an abandoned space shuttle. The whole ship kept rising and turning, and because it was unmanned, they completely lost the ability to judge the direction. It's surprisingly quiet here. The only sounds are the low roar of the machine running and the creaking noise inside the spacecraft-they don't remember anything, what they are and what their mission is.

Captain Peyton (Dennis Quaid) decides to stay where he is for the time being and instruct Corporal Bauer (Ben Foster) through the radio transmitter. They decided to take risks and enter the deepest part of the spaceship bit by bit to find out why, instead of waiting in vain. Soon, they realized in horror that something could not be found out was coming after them, stubbornly following them, ready to wait for an opportunity at any time and place, as if they would completely give up tracking only when they saw their bodies. At the same time, Peyton finds that besides them, there are two surviving crew members on the spaceship, namely Mann (Cung Le) and Nadir (antje traue), but they are all in the same nightmare situation as Bauer, trying to survive the constant attacks and then escape from the mysterious forces that want to destroy them. As the shocking and deadly cruel secret on this spaceship was dragged out bit by bit, the four astronauts realized a problem at the same time, that is, they must survive, even if they need to face and overcome unimaginable sources of terror.

In fact, the film is divided into two lines, one is the background line, but it is closely related to the theme. It is said that during the voyage of the star migration ship Blissful, the crew member Gallo collapsed after learning the news of the destruction of the earth, suffered from Pandome's disease, killed two people in the same group, woke up the sleeping crew and pushed them into the cargo hold to die. When he killed most of the crew, he felt bored and fell asleep again. Next time, when he woke up, he became Captain Peyton again. . .

The other is the main plot line of the whole movie, that is, the waking crew engineer Bauer tries to reach the nuclear reactor of the spacecraft and reset it to prevent the nuclear reactor from going out and the spacecraft's power supply from turning off. But he didn't know that in his 900 years of sleep, the human passengers who were injected with human gain substances to adapt to their new home, Tanis Planet, had evolved into man-eating alien monsters and multiplied from generation to generation, so this reached the situation that science fiction movies often encountered, that is, the hero and heroine were brave in difficulties and obstacles, deus ex tried to survive, and his companions included a brave Asian and a cunning old Indian. Of course, the last two must be dead and one is heavy. . . In short, all this is something you can emulate in the same science fiction movie.

One is a patient of Pandom, Gallo, who pretends to be Captain Payton and believes that he has a new identity because of deep space amnesia. However, with the awakening of his memory, Pandome's symptoms recurred, so that for a long time, amnesia, division and Pandome's disease were like triple safety locks, which kept the audience in a deep suspense that could not be solved.

Another line, which accounts for 80% of the film, has nothing to do with Pandome's disease, but the hero Bauer has slight amnesia and finally gets Pandome's disease under the temptation of Gallo. Most of the plot of the film is actually about how the protagonist handles the group of aliens on board, as mentioned above.

The real enemy is human, which is Pandora's disease. However, the film did not do anything for its first theme-Pandome's disease, but used too much space to describe the abnormal bloodthirsty of aliens. Therefore, the translation of the Hong Kong version will be called "Invasion of Mutants". At the end, it is far-fetched to imagine that the theme of the whole movie can be completed with the psychological struggle of a protagonist.

But fortunately, the actors in this film are all very good. Although the film is a bit ridiculous, it is quite credible with the interpretation of Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster. The credibility of movies like science fiction is very important, and only it can produce the feeling of bringing in the audience. As for who Ben Foster is, Crowe's affectionate but cold-blooded bandit No.2 in Dueling Yuma Town has no doubt about his acting skills, just waiting for a chance to make him a big star, just like James Mai Kawei and sam worthington.

This is similar to the 20 16 movie Assassination Game. The so-called killer is actually ourselves, and everyone can't escape.