The movie "Arrival" is one of the topics my final exam will be about, which is why I will give you a quick overview overf the film and its topic.

They make the first contact with the aliens inside of the vessel and record ansome audio, which they bring to Louise, a professor who specializes in languages, to decipher.

And tThat is exactly what happens.

With the help of the physicist Ian, Luise startbegins to get in contact with the aliens and starts teaching them English to get a better understanding of why they're here.

Also, tTheir supervisor also pressures them into working faster.

This is because other countries like China doare not shareusing the same strategy as the USA and are preparing to go to war against the aliens.

Luise's health seemingly declines, and she gets visions of a child dyeing of cancer.

At the end of the movie Luise understands; it is not a tool they want to give her, but their language is the tool that they gifted her.

Their language doesn't seeregard time as something linear like we do , but rather as a complex matter.

With the help of the language, Luise has the ability to livsee the future (for whoever is correcting this: I actually mean live the future and not live in the future :) ) and she sees what she has to do to stop China from starting a war against the aliens.

After heroically stoping the war by phoning the Chinese general against her supervisor's orders, the audience can see her visions becoming reality.

She's in a relationship with Ian, even though it wodoesn't last, has a kid that dies of cancer, and she starts teaching the language and gets internationally recognized.

Overall, the movie is very dark, you constantly see your own reflection on your screen instead of the actual movie.

A movie being "dark" can mean something else besides being visually dark. If a movie or show is dark, it typically means it contains themes that are seen as uncomfortable or scary.

It is really boring and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, even though it received an Oscar (nort sure about that though, but I think I read it somewhere).

Maybe I am biased because I need to watch it for school but nevertheless I think that it's just not a good movie plot.

The movie "Arrival" is onea topic of my final exam will be about, which is why. I will give you a quick overview overf the film and it’s topic.

The vessels land all around the world, not showing without any pattern or any logic into their locations.

The USnited States (US) military starts investigating a vessel that landed in Montana while the rest of the country starts going into lockdown.

They make the first contact with the aliens inside of the vessel and record an audio, which they bring. The audio is sent to Luise, a professor who specializes in languages, to decipher.

Luise declines the job offer to decipher the message and is adamant that she needs to see and hear the aliens in person to be able to decipher their language.

And tThat is exactly what happens.

With the help of the physicist Ian, Luise starts to get in contact with the aliens and starts teaching them English to get a better understanding of why they're here.

This is a rather long process, since the vessel only opens up for 15 minutes every 2two hours.

Luise’s health seemingly declines, and she getreceives visions of a child dyeing ofrom cancer.

She starts building a bond not only with Ian, but also with the aliens.

At the end of the movie ,¶
Luise understands; i. It is not a tool they want to give her, their language is the tool they gift her.

Their language doesn't see time as something linear like we do , but rather as a complex matter.

With the help of the language, Luise has the ability to livsee the future (for whoever is correcting this: I actually mean live the future and not live in the future :) ) and she seeand she understands what she has to do to stop China from starting a war against the aliens.

After heroically stoping the war by phoning the Chinese general against her supervisors orders, the audience can see her visions becoming reality.

She's in a relationship with Ian, even though it won't last, has a kid that and has a child who eventually dies of cancer, s. She starts teaching the language and gets internationally recognized.

Now toFor my personal review of the movie.

Overall, the movie is very dark, y. You constantly see your own reflection on your screen instead of the actual movie.

Also, the plot is really confusing for first time watchers, it'. It’s not clear if the visions that Luise has are flashforwards or flashbacks.

Also, 90% of the visions are not relevant forto the movie.

There is not much action going on, it'. It’s a film that basically just consists of dialogue.

It is really boring and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, even though it received an Oscar (nor sure about that though, but I think I read it somewhere).

Maybe I am biased because I need to watch it for school but n. Nevertheless, I think that it's just not a good movie plot.