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A race of non-corporeal, parasitic aliens who go from planet to planet looking for hosts have come to Earth and basically taken over the human race. It's believed that, once inside a body, all memories of the host human are gone. Some few free humans remain hidden from them, forming a resistance group. When an alien Seeker captures a girl named Melanie and puts a Wanderer in her body, she hopes to find out where the remaining humans are gathered, but Melanie, a strong fighter able to converse with the alien in her commandeered body, convinces the Wanderer to say nothing. Disappointed by the lack of progress (though suspecting an empathy for the human), the Seeker informs the Wanderer that she'll be removed and placed in a new host while she herself will enter Melanie. With human lives at risk, Melanie convinces Wanderer to run away and hide out with the humans, but finding them doesn't mean they'll allow an alien presence among them. Jared (Melanie's boyfriend) wants her dead, but Jeb (Melanie's uncle) wants to wait, and Ian, tasked with guarding her, finds himself siding with Jeb. As Ian begins to fall for Melanie, a strange love triangle develops, with Ian wanting Wanderer (inhabiting Melanie's body), Jared wanting Melanie (imprisoned inside her own body), and no one knowing any way to separate the two without killing both.
Back in 2005, an author named Stephenie Meyer introduced young teenage girls to Twilight, a story about a human girl falling in love with a vampire. The readers must have really enjoyed Meyer's work because she wrote three more novels, and only three years after the first book was published, Summit Entertainment, trying desperately hard to cash in on the teen-romance/adventure novel craze, released Twilight into theaters. The subsequent series of films grossed over $3 billion worldwide, and is considered up there with Harry Potter as one of the most successful film series ever made, and yet a lot of people seemed to HATE Twilight.
Yeah, there are a lot of haters of Meyer and the Twilight series, but I never really got angry with them. I never touched any of the books, so when I finally saw the films on TV, I just thought they were boring. I could see the potential that these films had to offer, it's just they were poorly executed. So when Open Road Films announced that they were releasing a film based on Meyer's new work, The Host, I was partially intrigued because this film was directed by Andrew Niccol (Gattaca, In Time, S1m0ne), and starred one of Hollywood's best new-coming talents Saoirise Ronan (Hanna, Atonement, The Way Back), but I also dreaded the prospect of seeing another sappy romance film except with science fiction replacing vampires and werewolves. At the end of the day, I can say that this film is better than any Twilight film, but not by much.
The story focuses around Melanie (Ronan), a young teenage girl living in a post-apocalyptic world were almost all humans have been inhabited by alien creatures called "Souls". These creatures enter human bodies, and wipe away the mind of the host, replacing it with the alien's presence. Unlike the classic alien invasion, this film plays out like The Invasion of The Body Snatchers, except here, the aliens are actually peaceful people seeking to take over humans in order to stop all the violence, pollution, and other negative aspects of humanity that have nearly destroyed our world. Now this is an interesting concept, but unfortunately, we never see the full extent of the "Souls" plan; we just see them as cold, unfeeling, and unemotional beings that look like humans, except with bright, white eyes.
Melanie is captured by the "Souls", and has her mind taken over by an inhabitant named Wanderer (later Wanda), and the Seeker (played by an emotionless and bland Diane Kruger) tries to have Wanderer search Melanie's memories in order to find the location of the human hideout in order to take over the minds of the last humans on Earth. But there's a catch; Melanie's soul is not erased, and she fights back, trying to show Wanderer that the ways of the "Souls" are wrong, and so the duo (two minds in one body) decide to seek out the human survivors, all the while Seeker tries to hunt her down.
This would have been a great concept except for one aspect. Melanie and Wanderer both speak together, with Melanie off-screen and Wanderer on-screen. However, instead of being intriguing, it just comes across as silly. If Wanderer had a different sounding voice, then the dialog between the two souls would actually be better presented. Wanderer is supposed to be an alien, but when she speaks just like Melanie, you never really know who is talking.
Also of note is the supporting human cast. Jake Abel plays Ian, and Max Irons plays Jared. I know what you're all thinking: OH NO! NOT ANOTHER TWILIGHT ROMANTIC TRIANGLE! However, this triangle works because Ian falls in love with Wanderer, while Melanie remains in love with Jared. It's actually a love rectangle (?) that works effectively, as we see Ronan trying to play two different people in one body. This plot device actually makes sense. William Hurt plays Jeb, Melanie's uncle, and leader of the human survivors, who comes to see Wanderer as a being inflicted with indecision: should she remain alien, or allow Melanie to be free once more? However, Hurt seems to sleepwalk his way through the role as if all he's doing is just working for an easy paycheck. The rest of the supporting cast is not that great. Diane Kruger is too stiff for her role, and by the end I was laughing at how bad her performance was. The other humans are stereotypical; they hate Wanderer in the beginning, but then grow to like her in the end. It's all the same tired Hollywood clichés we've seen before, but at least here they're more enjoyable than Twilight.
The music for this film is actually pretty good, and the cinematography and design of the environments is impressive. I really enjoyed how supermarkets are now called "Store", and every item is marked the same way; there's no diversity, and the film really nails its atmosphere. Unfortunately, the dialog is pretty lackluster, and the story itself never quite takes off. There was real potential here, but I feel Niccol and the screenwriters cut some corners in order to make the film safer for a younger audience, and in the end, the story I wanted to really see never quite took shape on the screen. Overall, this is a film with a great premise that just isn't fully realized, and it has a great cast that unfortunately only half of the them are really interesting and well developed. I will say that this is the best Stephanie Meyer adaptation yet, but it's not an award winner. It's a cake with all the right ingredients, but it came out of the oven only half done.
Verdict: 6/10 So I went into this movie with an open mind. The movie was to be Action , Adventure, Romance. What a waste of time. This movie was just slow and dull. Nothing good to say about it until it was over and that is because i was glad it was over. I'll start this by saying I do enjoy horror films. But This was just not worth the time. I would have been more excited for Scream 5. Host was entirely pointless and has the same start as many movies when it come to one person think they see something and then that is it. Very slow movie it did not keep my attention at all. Nothing more to say but wait for it to hit Redbox or not only that don't even waste a dollar on it. his movie was UNIMAGINABLY AWFUL I rather have Dental work or open heart surgery than to ever see this again.
The film may as well be titled "Stephenie Meyer's Waiting Around."
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