Sam1978

At the heart of the story of Megalopolis is the idea of ​​building a utopia, which symbolizes man's search for a perfect and flawless society. Caesar Catiline, the architect of the city, strives to create an ideal society in which justice, prosperity, and environmental sustainability are fully established. This idea examines the nature of utopias and raises philosophical questions about the real possibility of building such a society. Can human society reach perfection without contradictions and flaws, or is utopia just an unattainable dream?

Over the years, what has set The Alien apart from its peers has been its bold disinterest in repeating itself. Before Romulus, each of the Alien sequels had a hostile approach to the films that came before them. In other words, this collection has always been in a state of continuous innovation.

A superficial film with a weak scenario and not so good performances from the actors of this film.