I Am Supposed To To What I Am Told
Body & Soul17 mins ago
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I saw it today. The ending was sort-of not very good, but that was because there were lots of things unexplained:
1. What was the red planty stuiff growing everywhere?
2. How did the growth and/or death of the red planty stuff contribute to the death of the aliens?
3. Where did they come from?
4. Why did they come to Earth? What did they want?
And incidentally
5. How much did they change the story compared with the original H.G. Wells story? i.e. how were they defeated in the original story?
I'm not sure what the red planty stuff was I guess just part of the aliens way to take over the world, but the aliens were an organic life form who had no immunity to germs on our planet, so as a result any form of life they had bought with them died. The ending is the same as HG Wells' book - I have started reading it:
http://www.online-literature.com/wellshg/warworlds
I have to admit I wasn't that fussed that we didn't know why they were there, I think it showed well how panicked you would be if something like that happened - people would have NO idea why they were being attacked. Although I have since sound out in the book its because the aliens planet was cooling too quickly to support life anymore, and they needed to colonise another planet to keep their race alive.