I'm seeing a lot of positive commentary, and I have to wonder why.
It has a nice politically correct anti-war message. Mean Earth People slaughtering innocent aliens for no good reason other than wanting to survive. A lot of name actors barely recognizable as voice credits. (James Garner plays a alien priest-leader, but he lacks the edge that has made audiences love him for several decades.)
The films morality is heavy handed, and the CGI is poorly done. Some of the concepts are kind of interesting, but their grasp on science is poor. (For instance, if the planet has so little oxygen, how are fires possible?) Oh, but don't worry, even though you humans just tried to exterminate us, we'll help you build a terrarium you can all live in... really, because we are such nice aliens.
It has a nice politically correct anti-war message. Mean Earth People slaughtering innocent aliens for no good reason other than wanting to survive. A lot of name actors barely recognizable as voice credits. (James Garner plays a alien priest-leader, but he lacks the edge that has made audiences love him for several decades.)
The films morality is heavy handed, and the CGI is poorly done. Some of the concepts are kind of interesting, but their grasp on science is poor. (For instance, if the planet has so little oxygen, how are fires possible?) Oh, but don't worry, even though you humans just tried to exterminate us, we'll help you build a terrarium you can all live in... really, because we are such nice aliens.