Colonization in the Movies

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PART I
Colonization
Colonization has been illustrated in diverse ways in the film. The 60 alien monoliths vividly accelerate the evolution of human beings. In this perspective, the alien monolith liberates the first human beings from the flaccid state while assigning them power over their fortune and surroundings. Through the alien encounter, Moon-Watcher and his tribe as a whole achieve the brevity to face the leopard evident at night spent outside the cave. The Moon-Watcher are then transformed fully into active carnivores and hunters.
The alien monolith has assigned will to power to the tribe of Moon-Watcher and the bone tool-weapon to prove the power thereof. We see Moon-Watcher and the tribe killing the opponent alpha-male with their current weapon at the water-hole. The first man to touch the monolith, Moonwalker, was guaranteed to be the new leader. Additionally, he will also be supposed to consume uncooked meat gotten from the hunt.
Moon-Watcher is spotted walking around the water-hole the murder spot showcasing his freshly discovered self-confidence. Besides, similar to the chorus in a song, the launching shot in sequence two echoes the establishing shot in series one: this point of view is from the space facing the earth. However, the second establishing shot is not from an alien perspective since there is a human dimension of ship and space station in the earth's orbit. However, the alien monolith never resurfaces to the lunar prospect's time, whereby Dr. Floyd, along with his colleague scientists, pause for a group photo.
Alien encounter
At the beginning of the Andrei film, violence is evident at the start of the film. However, the violence arises from the meeting with the alien monolith and not out of the human will's display. The early humans, in sequence one, tend to own the choice to stay alive. Additionally, there are four occurrences whereby the alien encounter happens in the films; the enigmatic alien seems unaltered. Humans' experience seems to impose a minimal effect on the alien or observed by the alien as similar to almost no significance.
Reasonably, the alien encounter leads to patently rapid deviations from human personalities. For instance, in 29 sequences I, the monolith and humans' convention yield to Moon-Watcher55 getting the consumption of the bone-weapon with his kinfolks’ aptitude to grow prosperous and dynamic raiders as opposed to futile and inert rummagers.
However, the bone weapon allows the Moon-Watcher's ethnicity to commendably massacre the opposing tribe leader and own the water-hole, therefore guaranteeing the tribe's endurance. However, in sequence four, the entrance of David Bowman's precise arrival into the Jupiter monolith starts his astronomical voyage. The voyage is nervously exhibiting some violence basing on the corporeal burden. It is evident when Bowman shudders after his journey and eventually, Bowman's strange, enigmatic, and pugnaciously hasty revolution (56).
The alien experience's significance is overriding more, so the encounter symbolizes the alien/human dichotomy. We suppose Bowman arrives into the alien space when he mentally and physically enters the Ju...