Movie that requires extensive knowledge of sci-fi

Rating: 10/10 (6 September 2009)

This movie does exactly that.
People that were writing reviews with rating of 1 or 2 stars are disappointed in this movie only because it is either not logical or has "racism" or it's just weird screening and that camera is horrible? Now, if you've _ever_ played or watched any SciFi that actually starts by being confusing and puts you in total "what the hell is going on here" moments, you know what I'm talking about. In this movie you got a lot of, for example Half-Life game, and it doesn't matter which part, 1 or 2, it's the same at this point. Story wise this movie HAS intention to put you in the situation where you would ask yourself how, after 28 years those aliens understand humans, how humans understand aliens, or how the hell those aliens are so friendly with all those fancy guns that can split world in half? Now, all those questions rise from not knowing that Science Fiction has exactly that in mind while you are watching it. It doesn't have to be clear to you, it doesn't require you to understand every single part of it or find racism in the entire thing, because many times it proves that the story can be clear only when you finish watching the movie or when you think about the idea. Camera is intended to be casual and documentary styled, but there is also film camera and professional film scenes, CGI _is_ best so far, and entire plot is spinning your mind making you stop thinking and rating this movie to 1 star or whatever.
Rate this movie if you do know how real sci-fi is being made, how cool and thrilling are all the unanswered questions that you can get from it, and how stunned are you from it within only 2 hours.