In Life, from Morbius director Daniel Espinosa, stars like Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal are part of a spaceship crew who unite brutal fight for survival against an alien have to deliver.
RTL II broadcasts the sci-fi horror life on Sunday evening at 10:25 p.m. Parts of the plot are even based on true backgrounds.
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Life – Red Band Trailer (German) HD
Sci-Fi Horror Life is inspired by real backgrounds
The great attraction of the film lies in the fact that a star ensemble with glossy Hollywood show values is chased through a nasty B-movie hell. While Espinosa keeps the tension high as a director, are above all the death scenes in Life pretty perfidious. The sci-fi flick is crowned by a cynical twist at the end.
Despite the exaggerated alien horror, parts of Life’s plot are based on true backgrounds. The space crew’s goal of bringing Martian soil samples to Earth and having them examined is described as a Mars Sample Return designated.
This is a scientific concept with different experimental approaches never been successful before were carried out. Most of the time it was because the funding failed.
Life also describes a danger that could emanate from the alien to the people of Earth. The so-called reverse contamination describes a process by which extraterrestrial life forms can enter the Earth’s biosphere and cause microbial contamination.
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