What is a top-action super hero flick doing on a website called film noir? You might ask. Well, you'd have to read the review of Kate and see our About page to get your answer.
Thank you and welcome to this issue as Supergirl, played awesomely by Milly Alcock, takes us on a fantastic cruise with breathtaking action scenes and sequences. We hope you find our list of subliminal messages and social inferences insightful. Enjoy reading.
- The Ultimate Problem
The tech thieves trying to hijack a space vessel tell Supergirl the location of Krem (Matthias Schoenaerts) by mentioning a supposedly dead planet which had been under nuclear bombardment.
Do you see the problem? Because dead planets are the ultimate problem of wars.
Destroyed planets flying hazardously through space as comets, asteroids, and meteors. With no control and an almost certainty of hitting everything in their path, as their orbit either gets narrower or wider on each journey. It's not just the threat of basic nuclear weapons, man now wields. No! Because everything we are and have now, is still at basic foundational stages compared to our future intergalactic age.
We need to realign ourselves into the part of peaceful growth and development. So that our technology would be a correcting one, not an hazardous one. For there are many of our past future life atrocities hidden in the cosmos. See our eBooks for more clarity on the concept of 'past future life'.
- Technology
Did you catch the scene where Supergirl fixes a tech neck bracelet on Ruthye (Eve Ridley) and it morphs into a space suit?
Well, imagine an underwater oxygen mask which can be worn while under water. Such a mask can serve as a spare to deep sea divers and it can also save a person from drowning before dragging the person to the surface of the water. Such masks could be a vital element of man's ability to establish habitats on the surface of the ocean.
We are not saying that it would be designed in similar fashion, but sci-fi movies are definitely a good way to stir up our imaginations towards creative inventions. We mentioned the concept and importance of ocean eco-cities in the reviews of 'Under Paris', 'The Decline', 'Kraven', and 'Mickey 17'.
- Blame Yourselves
Supergirl answers a question from Ruthye; 'No, Krypto didn't die in a day, the gods were not that kind'.
In reality, most of us have the perception of looking up into the sky in accusation at the gods for one mishap or another misfortune. Meanwhile, everything we experience is a consequence of the choices we make and the path we dedicate our resources to. We are the hands of God. Everything the divine being wills is ultimately orchestrated by physical human vessels.
We are the reincarnation of the Gods. We are all a reproduction of the original 13 source code DNA. What we choose to do and actively pursue is what decides our fate. See eBooks for more clarity.
Everything we experience is a consequence of the choices we make and the path we dedicate our resources to
- The Wrong Way
Have you noticed one theme that seems common in inter-planetary sci-fi movies? The deplorable state of the natural surroundings! With most scenes in the open looking like a natural hazard of catastrophic proportions occurred on the surface of the planets. Do you also notice the gas masks and other subtle inferences related to air pollution?
The wrong way to go is to continue in the development of hazardous energy resources or harmful technology that pollute our environment. We need to redirect our orientation to sustainable and eco-friendly initiatives, so that the problem of pollution doesn't grow along with us as we expand our presence into the cosmos. Even further, we need to develop an orientation of developing, sustaining, or improving natural habitats and eco-systems. We are the hands of God, the biblical story of creation and other creation stories in myths and cultures around the world can be understood from a scientific perspective. Scientific perspectives on creation stories can help us develop scientific sequences for building habitable planets or sustainable eco-systems.
- Choose Love
With Ruthye's blade on defeated Krem's neck, Supergirl convinces her to choose love and walk away from the weight and guilt of revenge.
In reality, we should learn to let go, forgive, and walk away from past hurts or wrongs. There's so much more left to build and achieve. So much more that can rebuild your joy and happiness. Violence only begets violence, like we mentioned 'Kate' and 'The Devil All The Time'.
Remember letting go and choosing love doesn't mean your assailant didn't get Karma or justice. It only means you haven't succumbed to your ego. It means you have defeated the darkness.
We need to redirect our orientation and resources towards sustainable and eco-friendly initiatives
Thank you for taking the time to go through our review of this amazing movie. Milly Alcock surely has balls of steel. lol.
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