(SPOILERS)
The first Zombies was fairly good! I keep in mind of course that it is a children's movie and it teaching about diversity and acceptance with monsters and humans is very creative.
HOWEVER with the latest installation on this series, my respect for it had insanely dropped.
My largest beef is the script.
Addison constantly mentioned after she discovered she was an alien, that she finally was not alone anymore; that she knew who she was.
She has a loving family, friends at school (she is literally popular), and a boyfriend. She is not alone as everyone has done so much for her and enjoys her company. It gave her character a very self-centered light that just doesn't fit.
It teaches kids to not be appreciative of the love you are given.
As for the "finally knowing who i am" bs.
That statement completely contradicts the entire overarching message of the zombies franchise. You are not defined by your species or race, you are defined by how you act.
To put it in simpler terms; What you are does not define who you are.
That statement obviously did not bode well with me.
Imagine the kids seeing this and mimicking that behavior.
Also the acting was not great; especially the mothership. I mean every quote he had terrified the potatoes out of my throat. It was also very annoying love the actor, though
so overall, it may seem that zombies had taken the scriptwriters brains.
The first Zombies was fairly good! I keep in mind of course that it is a children's movie and it teaching about diversity and acceptance with monsters and humans is very creative.
HOWEVER with the latest installation on this series, my respect for it had insanely dropped.
My largest beef is the script.
Addison constantly mentioned after she discovered she was an alien, that she finally was not alone anymore; that she knew who she was.
She has a loving family, friends at school (she is literally popular), and a boyfriend. She is not alone as everyone has done so much for her and enjoys her company. It gave her character a very self-centered light that just doesn't fit.
It teaches kids to not be appreciative of the love you are given.
As for the "finally knowing who i am" bs.
That statement completely contradicts the entire overarching message of the zombies franchise. You are not defined by your species or race, you are defined by how you act.
To put it in simpler terms; What you are does not define who you are.
That statement obviously did not bode well with me.
Imagine the kids seeing this and mimicking that behavior.
Also the acting was not great; especially the mothership. I mean every quote he had terrified the potatoes out of my throat. It was also very annoying love the actor, though
so overall, it may seem that zombies had taken the scriptwriters brains.