2001 EVOLUTION Alien Cells Explored | Just Straight Up Nuke It From Orbit
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As a meteorite touches down on Earth, it would break through the crust and enter a cavern system. once being found a few hours later, the surface would appear fuzzy. As a two professors began their tests on it, it would become apparent that this was a fast growing life, with the capability of overwhelming Earths population in a matter of weeks. But why exactly was it growing so fast? Well lets discuss that in todays episode!
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Do Aliens respond to Bird calls? well I think this Ca-Caw will settle that argument: 00:00
Its Pretty cold in Nordic Lands, Odds are Evolution would be slower there: 1:59
Prepare for Giant foreheads in this one, it is what it is and thats because this movie actually is big brain energy: 3:18
I have one word for you - AMMONIA: 18:33
Thanks for watching guys! Have a good weekend!: 35:59
My mom thinks it’s weird that I love this movie but this was the last movie I saw with my uncle before he passed unexpectedly and it’ll always be special to me. Glad to see it covered on this channel, something I wasn’t expecting to see when I got up this morning
hey man, you like what you like, and I Hope you enjoy the video!
@@RoanokeGaming throughly enjoying it so far 😁 you’re my favorite channel on this app!
My mom loved this movie as well.
Glad to see you still think about him
"theres no time for lubricate THERE IS ALWAYS TIME FOR LUBICATE!!"
My dad got to be an extra in this one! He was originally supposed to be one of the governor's secret service but Dan Aykroyd brought his own guys. He ended up being one of the sheriffs during the big monster climax instead cause he already did service and wasn't impressed with getting to hold a gun as a military extra.
Lol
Awesome
Lmao nice
Ah that's so cool! Good for your pops (:
Are you from page?
"You could hear about it all day and still not grasp how large an area it is"
In one of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books they used forcing you to grasp how big the universe actually is as a form of capitol punishment.
Thats.. absolutely beautiful
And of course Beeblebrox broke that machine by eating a vital part of it.
It wasn't understanding the size that killed you. It was the flashing light saying "You are here" that killed you by making you fully understand exactly how insignificant you are.
Actually it was a form of execution
Sounds like that would only work on the weak minded
I unironically love that movie. The original finale was going to have a creature that was passed the human stage of evolution. The Director felt like it was not epic enough for a finale. also this movie was originally designed to be a serious sci-fi thriller. that is why the science is so well thought out. good movie. Enjoyed it.
I love that they decided to make this a comedy. There’s already enough serious sci-fi crap out there and it was a breath of fresh air to have some laughs with this one
@@vice.nor.virtue As a kid I was so inspired by the idea that I wanted more fight scenes with things like the alien apes. I spent $30 at Barnes & Noble to buy alien versus predator in an attempt to scratch that itch. absolutely loved that movie too but for a completely different reason.
I feel like a lot of people are dismissive of evolution because it is a comedy. I have heard them call the finale stupid many times. I think that is because they are braced for it to be stupid. It is absurd but it is not stupid. I feel like if it had been treating itself more seriously then the audience would treat it more seriously. probably would’ve done better as a movie in the box office. I wouldn’t of liked it as much though
which eventually became the recurring villain in the animated series that serves as a sequel
@@Zankyo137 wait what?! There was an animates series?!?!
@@Zankyo137 hoky shit there is! And its free on youtube i know what i am doing tonight.
Man, I was obsessed with this movie as a kid. I always found how they portrayed the evolution absolutely fascinating, and I guess it's one reason why I really enjoy learning about biology.
Well, at least you know why you learn about it.
To this day me and my friends still find ways to use: "There's always time for lubricant!" into our conversations and jokes.
Me too I watched it so many times
Yea exactly the same here.
it weirdly scratched a similar itch the thing movie for me
Looking at the first stage of the cavern, those weird "fungi-like" things are pretty clear references to stromatolites, which makes sense, given that those are formed by cyanobacteria, the oldest known form of multicellular life.
My head just hurt from reading your comment XD
@@allelujah1210 That's advanced terminology for you. D:
@Allelujah 1 simplified version; those aren't mushrooms, they're a reference to the oldest fossilized life we know of.
@@darklordofsword Appreciate the simplification :D
@Allelujah 1 basically;
The oldest known life on earth is cyanobacteria. Basically single-celled organisms that developed the ability to photosynthesize via chloroplasts.
These things formed huge algae mats that were the dominant form of life on earth for... Basically 2 billion years or so from when they evolved in the Archean until the Precambrian.
We know about them because they built up in layers and just kept going, generation after generation.
There are places you can find these colonies today as fossilized bulb-looking things called Stromatolites.
This movie, Eight Legged Freaks, and Tremors were my go Monster movies when I was a kid. Awesome work as always.
Yes kindred spirit
Did you notice that all of these films are set in the desert?
Eight Legged Freaks was released in some countries with one of the best titles ever: Arac Attack
Great Movies. Can watch them any day of the week 😀
absolute classics
I'm glad that for alot of other people this was our "childhood" movie. I loved this movie and watched it constantly. One of the things that made me fascinated with biology
What not many people know is that there was an animated series based off of this! It was called Alienators: Evolution Continues (or just Evolution: The Animated Series), and the main villain was called Scopes (as in the Scopes Monkey Trial).
I even had the GBA video game, and it was kinda fun.
wuh... hell yeah. I'll have to check it out
I watched it
@@VATROU I knew of the game, but not the series.
I remember asking about this, I’m so happy.
This movie brings back memories, I remember having it on a VHS and the part with the monkey like humanoids scared the shit out of me as a kid lmao
It reminds me of the gorilla-like creatures in the movie Congo, which also scared the shit out of me as a kid.
Its kind off weird they go full monkey when all the other creatures are reptillian or insectoid.
@@OverdramaticAngel *THIS!* Those damn monkeys remind me of the albino apes from "Congo"!
This movie went from good, schlocky entertainment, to downright horror very quickly! 😩
@@Zanzibar_Dallax It really did!
@@OverdramaticAngel It felt like a fever dream. Thinking everything I saw in Congo was from this movie
I remember watching this as a kid. Since I knew my Dad was a chemical engineer I was always a bit curious about chemistry, and this movie sparked a keener interest in chemistry and how it related to biology. I loved this one a lot, and was surprised/happy to see you cover it!
Writing this comment actually made me think about a show that came out during my highschool years which really made me tempted to go into virology & infectious diseases. It was called "ReGenesis", a Canadian show that ran from 2004-2008! It's one you might enjoy.
I got a buddy who’s dad is a chemical engineer too. He makes meth.
this movie had a cartoon to preaty good remember watching it as a kid
@@Thegooderstuffs Lewis?
@@Thegooderstuffs hell yeah
Remember, without chemistry there's no biology.
this movie is such an underated gem, the cgi and costumes were amazing, the comedy was hilarious, the best sci-fi comedy i ever saw
it was from guy who directed ghostbusters if i remember.
@@ViciouspikedYep, Netflix says it is Ivan Reitman.
Finaly! Evolution I waited for soooo long, thank you
hope you enjoy bro!
I’ve seen this movie sooooo many times 😂
Copyright is a bitch.
I do food reviews while I’m hïgh on my TH-cam channel 😮
@@RoanokeGaming Thanks bro, it was worth every second. My favourite science fiction, and my first XP, was like 7 when i saw the hungarian translation and the kindergarden teacher was realy mad that i told the other kids about it XD
if you ever get the chance could you do a breakdown of the biology of the aliens from the criminally underrated British Sci-Fi film "Attack the Block," as they are rather interesting creatures.
ikr, I also made this recomedation in another video, the aliens have such a cool and original design
I second (or third) that it's a criminally underrated movie. It's a highly enjoyable movie.
" I'm goin' home, lockin' the door an playin' Fifa"
that movie is goated
I did not understand her that film receive so much positive praise. John Boyega seems like such an angsti teenager Who is way too aware that he’s on camera
I always wondered if any of the fragments that separated from the meteor survived the landing in another area without being noticed.
Animated series covers it.
@@kyleellis1825 there's an animated series?
@@5uperM Yeah, same kind of style as Godzilla the animatd series/Kong from the early 2000's.
@@kyleellis1825 I mean, same animation studio isn't it?
@@kyleellis1825How come I've never heard of this wtf
This was actually pretty fun. I liked the alien organisms, and how they seemed to adapt to their environment.
a movie that just wanted to have fun exploring the concept and it was fun to watch
12:00 - in the movie Sean William Scott's character says they chased the animal into a sandbar on the golf course and it choked out there while in our atmosphere, you can see it's an amphibious creature as well in the scene so he didn't't need to get it from the water :)
I remember seeing this movie when it came out, I was 8 or 9, and thinking "haha funny alien movie"
Fastforward 20 years and I'm showing this film to my spouse, going back into it with the same mentality. Afterward, we discuss the comedy and the science of the movie. Ah, age and knowledge allowing me to enjoy a film in multiple ways after two decades.
9:48 As an Electrician I feel both attacked and embarrassed by the fact of how true that statement is...
God, this was like my favorite movie growing up. My mum loved it, so we watched it all the time, and I always loved all the cool creatures we got to see despite my little child brain not fully understanding what was happening.
I still say "kaka kaka, tookie tookie" to this day.
Kinda forgot about this movie after a while, but I'm so glad to see it get some much deserved love again!
I really need to watch this movie again, I loved it a lot
I remember seeing this movie in like the 7th grade one day in biology and still think it's one of the best movies I've ever seen
Bloody loved this movie as a kid. Absolute classic lol. Its decently funny and the premise is awesome.
The fact the head and shoulders commercial feels more like a bit is brilliant lol. Cool creature feature, with surprisingly good scifi science and fun shenanigans. Just a good bloody movie.
This brings back memories. Speaking of the Head and Shoulders angle, they were actually running a promo with this movie where if you sent off to H&S you could get a free sample of their new shampoo or whatever, and my older brother wrote off with the most ridiculous name you can think of as a joke...and finally got that sample sent to him, weeks later. Clearly he was thinking three steps ahead of the rest of us. xD
A surprisingly well thought out movie. Thank you for the breakdown and explaining how it’s evolutionary track can take place being nitrogen based. That kind of threw me for a loop considering our nitrogen is inert. Hell of a video!
Wow, this is a surprise. Two days after rewatching this childhood classic (At least for me), I find this? Neat.
apropos timing!
Hes in your wall.
I remember having a good time at the movies watching this as a kid and I appreciate it more now that time has passed because of its quality and the actual science of it all. I was waiting for this video so thank you for finally doing it.
This is one of my family’s core movies, like no one can be a part of the family unless they’ve seen this and a number of other films. I honestly never dreamed it would be covered on this channel.
So, fast evolution apparently means:
1) does not require interactions with environment to decide benefitial mutations, but instead immediately skips to superuseful weapons, wings, etc.
2) Can create body mass from nothing, without energy or materia.
I, too, have always been tormented in various works by the question of mass, matter and energy, this is often forgotten for the sake of entertainment.
Yea, the creatures in Evolution feel more like either engineered viral agents meant to terraform worlds into a sustainable ecology (the rapid evolution actually programmed "stages" to set the scene for the terraforming agents to further spread.) or some form of bio-weapon/nanite plague that would pave over other habitable planets with the creators biosphere.
This and "Mars attacks!" are amazing, great memories
Mars attacks is my personal go to lol
Anyone remember the cartoon that spun off from this? Loved that cartoon as a kid. And I think the series format really allowed some great exploration on the evolution element as an adult.
Alienators right?
Yes
@@RoanokeGaming Yup!
I believe around the same time there was a cartoon based on the 1998 Godzilla and one for men in black as well. And very briefly a series known as The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot.
@@forrest6374 I remember two of those.
Hey Roanoke, you discussion on lifeforms from an ammonia-based atmosphere kind of reminds me of the Volus from Mass Effect, who do in fact come from a planet that has an ammonia -based atmosphere and is highly pressurized.
Roanoke, I’d just like to say that your videos never fail to cheer me up, and when I’m having a bad day I’ll come back and just binge watch them. Thanks man
Loved Orlando Jones in this movie. Bit surprising to see him doing serious dramas and doing well in the roles now.
I just wanna say I absolutely love this channel, I've been subscribed for years and the fact you're still pushing out so many videos and have kept the content fresh is absolutely amazing. Thanks man!
True story. I've slept with this man in my bed more than his wife has lol.
I loved this movie! It doesn't get the love I think it deserves, and it kinda hard to find. The scene where they had to go inside Block together the alien bug brought me to tears the first time I saw it. Great cast too. They all really played well off each other.
U cried 😂😂😂😂get a grip
@@reecebiscuits420 tears of laughter... I was lol'ing so hard I almost had tears coming out.
I remember watching this as a kid. And for a comedy movie that parodies biology and alien life, it's a guilty pleasure, in my opinion.
I really liked this movie when I was a kid, as an adult it's ok. I feel like someone at the studio was like "Someone should make Ghostbusters but with aliens." and then they did.
I love how the army always decides to blow things up (in movies) without thinking twice about it.
In all fairness, there's a reason this is the level of reasoning represented by the military in movies.
Big boom make big death.
Don't believe me? Look at the Manhatten project and the work currently being done in regards to the theorized anti-matter bomb.
I've had friends and family in the Infantry (11B) and according to them: that's extremely accurate depending on the situation. Giant alien Amoeba? Yeah, it's getting the explosive ban hammer. And then the crater is too, just for good measure.
It's because it's extremely accurate 😂
There is the old saying "If all you have is a hammer every problem becomes a nail."
In this case, they chose not to nuke the problem and just go for the Vietnam Classic
This was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid and I've always found it fascinating. Glad that you covered it!
Okay I’m not going to lie, I thought this was a stupid idea for a review but actually this is genius. It allows for the exploration of a species evolution and a non carbon based species at that. Nice work 👍
Roanoke: We’re just a spec of dust on a bigger spec of dust existing in a dust pile.
Me: Man, I’m just enjoying my beer here, don’t need to remind me of how insignificant I am to the universe at large. Come on.
Have you considered covering anything in the Cthulhu Mythos? You started doing more mystical stuff recently and I've been curious as to your thoughts on some of the movies and games related to it. Suggestions would definitely include Underwater and A Color Out of Space!
I am so damn pumped everytime Roanoke has a new video or tales. Biology is absolutely fascinating
My man, coming in clutch with Evolution. I loved this movie and the cartoon growing up. Always wished there was more.
This is one of those movies that I love, but I somehow forget it exists until someone brings it up again.
I literally just watch this movie two days ago and was like, I'd love to see you do this. Then to my surprise you came through for me thank you!
Currently developping an ammonia planet for my Sci-Fi tabletop; this video is a gold mine.
Good job mate, amazing content, learned much more than I thought I would with such a vid!
As fun as that movie can be, the arsenic-selenium knight jump thing always bothered me. David Duchovny says "arsenic is our poison", and I was always sitting there thinking "dude, we have tons of poisons. A big portion of the periodic table is totally lethal to humans."
I don't know why I'm losing my hair but these greek plutonium crackers are delicious!
@@BassLineProductionsI right up there with my awesome new glow-in-the-dark radium mouthwash!
👍
Love this movie. Our science teacher was inspired to use this to teach us non-Darwinian evolution theories❤ Nothing like watching a movie and getting visible examples of what our lessons are trying to explain🤯
This was the movie that made me get into science. The idea of watching evolution play out in front of your eyes just amazed me. Plus it had Orlando Jones in it, i always enjoyed his movies.
I also remember the animated series as well
FINALLY!! I've been wanting you to make a video on this movie for ages.
YES! been looking forward to this one! always loved this movie and its only been enhanced knowing the science of it actually works. kinda weird how comedies seem to be more accurate than serious projects, like how actual medical doctors cite freaking Scrubs as the most accurate medical show and My Cousin Vinny and Liar Liar were actually legally accurate.
"You did so good! Do you want want anything?"
"Ice Cream. I want some ice cream"
"What flavor?"
"Doesn't matter. its for my ass"
has me pissing myself every time
Now I feel like watching Liar Liar. And Scrubs.
@@OverdramaticAngel I was gonna leave a Liar Liar quote but I can't decide on on cause the whole damn movie is quotable. I got kicked outta kindergarten cause I reenacted the Pen is Blue scene with a marker
@@ShadowPredator31 And it's hard if you can't do the impressions! I can't stop laughing at the thought of a kid reenacting that scene. It's one of my favorites- the physical comedy alone is gold.
THERE'S ALWAYS TIME FOR LUBRICANT!
When David d walks in on coach and student.... You want something to eat? Looks at her.... Or have you already eaten!?
Scary movie 4, and now Evolution. Really taking me back , Roanoke.
Sadly, this movie understands evolution more than most sci-fi movies.
This movie RULES.
So many awesome one liners. Stoked you covered it!
What would be the chance of "The big overlords" "nerfing"this video?
Oh you know, 100%
@@RoanokeGaming You do have a track record of achieving that, some how
This was a fun video. Love your work Roanoke, please keep 'em coming.
Thanks for watching! :)
The way that you put it; the proto colony evolving an animal branch that it supports with its atmosphere producing flora makes me think of a really cool evolution based rts
I’ve been waiting for this one! In so many of these videos the biology is really, REALLY speculative due to how little information is provided, so I’ve been looking forward to hearing him talk about Evolution.
To me this is one of those hidden gems of comedy. Not that many people know it but everybody i talks to loves it
Hands down one of the great movies from my childhood.
Oh hell yeah! I got so excited when I saw the thumbnail for this video! Keep it up!!!
Have you ever considered the biology of the monster form the 2016 movie literally named "The Monster"? That would be an interesting thing, but I don't know if there's enough information out there for you to work anything from it. Either way, I've been watching a lot of your videos and they're all awesome! Keep up the wicked work, dude!
Always looking forward to seeing you post, if you ever get a chance I'd love to see a breakdown of the sea creatures from underwater (2020)
Cthulhu and Deep Ones. Maybe some Star Spawn as well.
This is literally one of my favorite movies ever, epic of you to cover it
Edit: giggling at this as a kid because ha ha funny joke and then going for a biology degree and realizing, not only did someone do their homework here, but the science is actually sort of sound is just 👌
I love the fact u threw in "The Wilhelm scream" during the NORDvpn ad read. It was classic
Really enjoy the idea of your videos. Not exactly my thing having you wal me through the whole film tho, so I appreciate the timestamps
I spent years trying to recall the name of this movie. At one point I thought I dreamt it up, but I swore that I remembered a movie where they used head and shoulders to kill an alien. Thank you!
I loved this movie as a kid man! (even though it used to give me nightmares lol) Thanks for covering it!
@ Roenoke Gaming. Biomedical scientist here so I have a fairly limited genomics knowledge but, if the organism has ten base pairs as you say at the start of the video rather than the usual 4, this would surely increase the chances of mutations almost exponentially? Also, the other cellular and molecular differences in an organism with ten base pairs in its DNA would be interesting to say the least. I'm not a proteomics expert but the protein possibilities, and ergo intracellular pathways etc, would be worth an entire video itself. Awesome video as always by the way! I admire the way you dissect what is going on in classics like this with so much grounded scientific analysis. Kudos.
I've been waiting for this movie to be done by you. I am so happy right now!
Out of curiosity, what's stopping you from covering the alien movies? Is it copyright issues or just the sheer amount of movies? I would love for you to cover alien ngl
nothin, I do need to do it haha
@@RoanokeGaming
Please and thanks 👍
@@RoanokeGaming yes please
@@RoanokeGaming yes please!
Been waiting for this one. Let's shampoo us some aliens
Head and shoulders: It works!
@@RoanokeGaming That it does. Easily one of the best uses of product placement in film
How does one "love" rather than "like" this video? Because this is one of my top 5 favorite films! Many compliments your way, @Roanoke Gaming!
Been wanting you to cover this for so long YESSSS!
I've been looking forward to this movie getting the Roanoke treatment. Also this is my go to sci-fi comedy.
Its a classic!
This was one of the those bad movies that stuck with my child hood, it’s like a fever dream from 2004 that never left me, glad to see it covered.
One of my favorites...
Very underrated to be honest!
Amazin'~
I remember watching this when I was young, but it was so obscure for me that I started to believe it was my imagination. Thanks for showing me that I'm not crazy! Also love these vids!
Saw this movie sooooo long ago as a kid, it was AWESOME!!
I don't know if you'd be willing to take a look at a manga, but I'd love to see your perspective on what lucky genetic dice would have to be rolled for Guts from Berserk to do half the shit he does (Obviously restricted to the Golden Age Arc and excluding anything after the Eclipse because of supernatural BS)
Talk nerdy to me!
I love it when I actually understand. Excellent job.
So glad you did this. I recommended it awhile ago^^
Any chance of a video on the Quarians from Mass Effect?
I do need to do that
Yes you do. You already did my boys the Krogan, my brother Aryn keeps whining you haven't done his lads yet!
@@RoanokeGaming I been trying for months on several of your videos. I was even the one who told you that the Mass Effect Legendary Edition was available on PC during your House of Ashes livestream.
I never thought I'd see the day! Yes! This is going to be a damn good one!
hope you enjoy man!
I can not begin to describe my excitement at seeing you cover this underrated classic!
bro, you helped me in some of my biology classes and i wanted to thank you
you also know your cars too
Man, I just watched this movie two days ago to get some Nostalgia and I thought "Roanoke should cover this movie someday." Coincidence? Probably, but still pretty cool. Love the Channel ✌🏽
YO I FUCKIN LOVED THIS MOVIE!!
enjoy!
@@RoanokeGaming :)
Love this movie. Its crazy how accurate the science was in a comedy
Oh, man, I'm so happy I found this video. I only remembered vague details about this movie and couldn't recall enough to find it - this was one of my childhood friend's favorite movies. I remember watching it with him on a weekend Halloween when we were in 1st or 2nd grade.
I saw this in theaters on my 17th birthday. This might be my favorite movie that you've done a video about!
Love this movie hopefully we will get a remake someday with the same cast
Great movie, one of my all time favorites. Too bad you haven't covered any 40k stuff in a long time. The orks are particularly fun since they're technically sapient fungi. Their spores also terraform whatever environment they end up on to provide food and support for the ork boyz.
I know almost nothing about 40k, but the orks seem so interesting and I don't know where to find lore about it ! The concept is so unique, I want to read about it even if I have no context
@@melkerahtagadatsoin-tsoin6016 understandable. They're hilarious, brutal and just outright entertaining. I'd say you can always refer to the warhammer 40k wiki page but it tends to be a bit behind on current events. Luetin09 is probably the best TH-cam channel to check out about indepth information. The Adeptus Ridiculous channel and Bricky explain things more broadly. If you like something more like an audiobook checkout Baldermorts guide to warhammer channel with his ongoing Kronan the Cunning saga.
@@justinhoward3579 thank you I'll check this out !
And they can psionically alter reality by lots of them believing things. Red vehicles are faster because everyone knows red's the fastest! Their technology can legitimately be fixed by hitting it a few times because everyone knows that's what you do to fix an engine. Actually, most of their tech shouldn't mechanically work in the first place but does because they believe "yeah, it's got lots of gauges and tubes and technical things, that's legit!". I've heard they can achieve a type of cloaking by wearing purple because "Well have you ever SEEN an Ork wearing purple?! EXACTLY! It's the colour of stealth!" but I'm not sure if that's actual lore or fan meme fun. :P
@@thomasjoychild4962 green=the best color
Red= goes fasta
Yellow= biggest explosion
Blue= lucky
Purple= stealth
They're by far the strongest psychics in the galaxy but are too dumb to use it effectively... but the harder the enemy is to fight the stronger and smarter the orks get in response.
I went to see this one when it came out and I loved it! Love this channel man!
Great video as always and lovely nostalgia with this movie too. But I have just one question.
What DOES the Kingdom of FUNGI include? _X-Files music plays_
Wait, wouldn't there be other isolated cases of these creatures happening in other areas of that Earth or did the other asteroids disintegrate while falling through Earths' atmosphere? That's something I've always wondered about because when we see the rock (I forgot what it's classification would be, sorry) breaks apart, there are a few sizable chunks hurling towards Earth, so maybe the TV show of this movie (yes it got its own TV show) wasn't as far off as some may expect.
Also, side note, these things in the TV show developed an immunity too- . . shoot, forgot the name of the chemical in Head-N-Shoulders, um, that chemical and like any other 1990s-early 2000s cartoons, the crew had too kill these things with lasers and such.
This is not necessary, given how many alien microorganisms have entered the atmosphere and groundwater, now their species is permanently entrenched on Earth)
as a kid it always made me sad when this movie ended because I found all these new creatures evolving from scratch into new things so fascinating that I always thought the movie was too short because it left me wanting to see more about the creatures but it all ended always too quickly for me :c specially when they reach the primate stage, I wanted to keep learning about what they would be able to do next and what would happen when they reached human level, but then they died u.u maybe I could ignore the ending of this movie and connect the moment the primates break out from the caves in Evolution with the moment apes break out in Rise of the Planet of the Apes and have a full new movie
Personally, I'm not worried, given that alien microbes have probably spread through the groundwater, for sure a new evolution has begun in some unknown network of caves, perhaps even taking into account previous failures and in the future they will evolve into full-fledged Zerg)
I love how a movie made for fun has so much thought put into its science. ^^
Thanks for the analysis! :)
I've always loved the speculative biology in Evolution, even as a kid. I really wanna see Annihilation covered sometime, the concept of 'Earth getting cancer' is so interesting