Battlefield: Fall of The WorldEarth has completely succumbed to an alien invasion, and the planet, which was once everyone's home, has become a hell. To stop the monsters from invading, the guard troops formed by different countries have disregarded their personal safety to defend what is left. Cheng Ling, who barely survived the times by scavenging from the garbage, met Zhu Rong's team when he was being attacked by an alien hellhound. With the help of Gao Ren and the others, Cheng Ling believes that it's destiny that leads him here, so he decided to accept the mission to destroy the aliens' evil plans and search for new hope for humanity. Along the way, the team was encircled by the plunderers and chased by hellhounds. They met Dr. Dojepamo, who had mastered the technology to subdue the hellhounds. When the group finally arrived at the resistance point, they discovered that the so-called resistance point was just a trap set by the hellhound hunters. The real danger has just begun...
DirectorHuang Zhaosheng
WritersDada Huang, Huang Zhaosheng
terrapong
@terrapong
No surprises here. Entire movie is basically a slow-motion shot of soldiers shooting at something off-camera. Story is nonexistent. Acting is nonexistent. The CGI is bad but not laughably bad. Aliens mostly just run forward and then wait to get shot and then run forward again. Unless you enjoy mindless military action then I would stay away from this.
Dr Nostromo
@Dr_Nostromo
45/100 A ragtag group of fighters try to fend off alien invaders that have decimated mankind. A good example of producers shooting beyond their budget, it isn't terrible but its shortcomings are blatantly noticeable. The aliens, which is just one alien, called a hell hound, that's copied and pasted over and over, did have a distinctively gruesome appearance and the action sequences were adequately fun and exciting. But the eye-rolling human drama was maudlin, sappy and silly and only served to disrupt the film's energy. Climax was an exercise in patience. -- DrNostromo.com
