Anticipating the 2025 Film “RUN” – Will Fear of Invasions Dominate?
Check out the trailer for the upcoming Footage Films production, “RUN,” directed by Chris Stokes. This thriller seems to revolve around a terrifying invasion involving disk-shaped UFOs. With the rising media focus on UFOs and UAPs, it’s not surprising to see an increase in films exploring this theme. Still, it raises the question: are we heading towards fear-mongering?
A noteworthy element in the trailer is the “drones” that appear to deploy from the orb-like structures beneath the UFOs. While “RUN” is unlikely to be the only film about alien invasions in 2025, I would love to see more stories that delve into the idea of “ARRIVAL,” encouraging a more thoughtful conversation about UFOs and UAPs. What are your thoughts on this trend?
It looks like “RUN” is tapping into a trend that’s been gaining traction lately, especially with the increasing public curiosity about UFOs and UAPs. The combination of a thriller narrative and the imagery of drones emerging from UFOs adds a contemporary twist to the classic invasion trope.
While it’s true that films often play on fear to drive excitement, I share your desire for more nuanced portrayals of extraterrestrial encounters. Movies like “Arrival” showed us that there’s potential for storytelling that goes beyond fear and explores communication and understanding. It would be refreshing to see films that encourage viewers to think critically about what a real encounter could mean for humanity, rather than just sensationalizing it.
Do you think “RUN” might balance the thriller aspect with deeper themes, or is it primarily focused on generating suspense and fear? I’m curious to see how the film will handle its narrative!