Thanks God, they are dead

Rating: 8/10 (6 July 2005)

Steven Spielberg's name on a movie is more than enough for me to enter and watch it now I have Steven Spielberg, H. G. Wells and of course Tom Cruise when I saw the trailer of the movie I liked the idea of not showing what is going on, but the start of the movie showed the minor creatures and one cell bacteria and so and the voice of Morgan Freeman (what was really a good choice) told me a lot of what the movie will talk about
the first 10 min of the movie is kinda boring and you just sit there saying when will it start
but the rest of the movie is far far behind boring
you will find yourself stretched and holding the chair in front of you trying to guess what will be the next step.
I liked the movie showing the idea of invading the world from the point of normal people not from the view of authorities and armies
the human emotions took a good place in the movie specially when Tom was deciding which needs him more the boy or the girl
Of course the visual effects was great specially the view of buildings split, the half church moving, the bridge falling and of course the visual and sound effects of lightening
finally I'll talk about the ending of the movie or say the ending of the invasion, all I can say is "thanks God it ended" yes, it just ended, the aliens couldn't live in earth's atmosphere or say bacteria or viruses or whatever
the film showed that these creatures was buried under earth's crust long long time ago, even maybe before man lived on earth
and as Morgan freeman's voice told us in the start of the movie that we are being watched by other worlds same way we watch bacteria
so the question is if such study made by aliens for life on earth for that long time and they planned it all "couldn't they notice that life is not an option for them on earth?!!