Kinda silly showing the alien cutouts and "human only" signs then trying to achieve the same emotional impact of the first trailer's "They Aren't _____" schtick.

>> ^Payback:
Kinda silly showing the alien cutouts and "human only" signs then trying to achieve the same emotional impact of the first trailer's "They Aren't _____" schtick.


And the image at 6 seconds.... could his film be a more transparent and pathetic attempt to "show the foolishness of racism" by demonstrating how we treat those unlike ourselves?

Meanwhile, be certain the writers and producers live in an ethnically homogeneous neighbourhood by choice.

Revolting that this movie has been produced to further White guilt.

^What is it white people should feel guilty about?



This movie looks like another attempt at the rest of the world stating "Silly Americans and your silly racist tendencies."

Well i guess if you look hard enough you can see a movie trailor and take it to mean whatever it is your little heart wants it to me.... sehshhhh.

Could District 9 be an analog to Palestine in this production? Maybe so. Maybe not.

I think I might need to reserve judgment about the writers' hidden agendas until AFTER I actually see the movie...

This isn't a 4th trailer. This is just the previous trailers and the viral videos edited together. You can hear the music repeating itself a number of times when the person editing it needed some music.

Also it has official stills from the movie at the beginning. That wouldn't be in a trailer.

I love how the red x over the alien silhouette is always centered on its crotch.

"Do not, under any circumstances, attempt to mate with the non-humans."

>> ^honkeytonk73:
Could District 9 be an analog to Palestine in this production? Maybe so. Maybe not.


You're right! I totally forgot about that star cruiser Yasser Arafat parked 500 ft over the Gaza strip way back when...

Obviously the film is an analogy about the duality of man, and our irrepressible drive to seek out new life and the search for liberty.