a lot of people say the end did not make sense and but it did. with the female vampire dead the link to earth was broken and the ship took off and having picked up a lot of lifeforce from hundreds of thousands of souls. enough to re energize those hexagon cells and create new bat creatures. it seems they do not have carnal sex and like vampires of legend. vampire bats from outer space may be ludicrous and but killing them with with a shot to qui force center below the heart is consistent. all you can ask for is consistency. the viewer has to suspend disbelief and even for scifi. the only problem is having to be a sword or stake and not bullets. that puts in a supernatural twist that does not fit with sci fi. so that is a problem. the only major inconsistency i found is killing the male vampires with the sword and but the soul of the girl and carlsen go up to the ship. i assume the males souls also went up the ship and but not shown. what about all the humans killed. do their qui forces (souls) go up to the ship as discrete entities and are does all the lifeforce get merged into one and for use as ship sees fit. in other words and all the human souls that went to the ship could be re incarnated as bat creatures. the basic concept is no more ridiculous than star wars force or even re incarnation. this movie was over the top and kitchen sink (dawn of the dead meets alien meets dracula) and but in many ways profound. it was also a beautiful love story. the beginning and end were ethereal. it both began (what is happening to me) and ended as a love story. most of the criticism of the movie is about its being bizarre. so what. bizarre is an art form. as far as being ludicrous and it all fits. the plague concept is much more interesting and subtle than the aliens just killing people. maybe they do not need patrick steward blood to form an image of the girl and but it was a very far out and surreal and scene. another reason the movie is hated is because of the end. but the end fits perfectly with the beginning. people are so wrapped up in the nude girl that they miss the movie core. its a lover story and from start to finish. it starts with carlsen and the girl on the alien spaceship and finished same way. so it fits perfectly. most people are fixated on the hero killing the monster and and this movie did not end that way and which is precisely why i love it. instead and it has a happy ending and with the 2 of them going back to ship and to be reborn. way cooler than the hero kills monster end and but that is exactly why it bombed. it was not a straight up horror or even scifi or horror at all and but a love story and with a beautiful beginning and end. all those souls twinkling on the ship. and the crystal room pulsating with new life. most people can not deal with a love story that is also alien meets dawn of the dead meets dracula. 
a lot of people say the end did not make sense and but it did. with the female vampire dead the link to earth was broken and the ship took off and having picked up a lot of lifeforce from hundreds of thousands of souls. enough to re energize those hexagon cells and create new bat creatures. it seems they do not have carnal sex and like vampires of legend. vampire bats from outer space may be ludicrous and but killing them with with a shot to qui force center below the heart is consistent. all you can ask for is consistency. the viewer has to suspend disbelief and even for scifi. the only problem is having to be a sword or stake and not bullets. that puts in a supernatural twist that does not fit with sci fi. so that is a problem. the only major inconsistency i found is killing the male vampires with the sword and but the soul of the girl and carlsen go up to the ship. i assume the males souls also went up the ship and but not shown. what about all the humans killed. do their qui forces (souls) go up to the ship as discrete entities and are does all the lifeforce get merged into one and for use as ship sees fit. in other words and all the human souls that went to the ship could be re incarnated as bat creatures. the basic concept is no more ridiculous than star wars force or even re incarnation. this movie was over the top and kitchen sink (dawn of the dead meets alien meets dracula) and but in many ways profound. it was also a beautiful love story. the beginning and end were ethereal. it both began (what is happening to me) and ended as a love story. most of the criticism of the movie is about its being bizarre. so what. bizarre is an art form. as far as being ludicrous and it all fits. the plague concept is much more interesting and subtle than the aliens just killing people. maybe they do not need patrick steward blood to form an image of the girl and but it was a very far out and surreal and scene. another reason the movie is hated is because of the end. but the end fits perfectly with the beginning. people are so wrapped up in the nude girl that they miss the movie core. its a lover story and from start to finish. it starts with carlsen and the girl on the alien spaceship and finished same way. so it fits perfectly. most people are fixated on the hero killing the monster and and this movie did not end that way and which is precisely why i love it. instead and it has a happy ending and with the 2 of them going back to ship and to be reborn. way cooler than the hero kills monster end and but that is exactly why it bombed. it was not a straight up horror or even scifi or horror at all and but a love story and with a beautiful beginning and end. all those souls twinkling on the ship. and the crystal room pulsating with new life. most people can not deal with a love story that is also alien meets dawn of the dead meets dracula. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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