a5c7b9f00b In the distant future, as the galaxy is being colonized, humanity goes to war against the Dracs, a reptilian race from the planet Draco as both races fight over the control of many worlds. During a space battle, space pilot Willis Davidge crashes on Fryine IV, a volcanic planet. Willis finds he isn't alone and finds a Drac named Jeriba Shigan has also crashed on the planet. Both stranded on Fryine IV, Both Davidge and Jeriba both put aside their differences and their hatred for each other as they both try to survive on the planet, where they learn of each other's cultures and form a friendship. A soldier from Earth crashlands on an alien world after sustaining battle damage. Eventually, he encounters another survivor, but from the enemy species he was fighting. They band together to survive on this hostile world. In the end, the human finds himself caring for his enemy in a completely unexpected way. A very good and touching film which has obvious under currents of racism and hatred. Both actors are very good as they try to adapt and get on with each other, the look is good but a little obvious as sets, not great but good and you do feel for the Draconians as the films nears its climax. Its a nice idea that works well and does highlight how cruel and meaningless racism is, quite emotional and touching as the finale builds tension which gets you rooting for the hero. Enemy Mine tells the story about a man ( Dennis Quaid) who gets stranded on a distant planet during a battle that cost the life of one of his men. He's not from the planet he is on, and he is in one mode, and one mode only: survival. On the planet with him, he discovers one of the enemies that he was fighting also stranded on the planet with him. The enemy also is not from this planet, and is also in survival mode. With this being the only thing in common, and so little that would ever separate the deep hatred they feel for one another, these two will have to learn to put their differences aside, and up caring for one another, for survival purposes, in ways they never would have imagined possible. Dennis looks like a man, however, the enemy is an alien, and lacks any human characteristics. So much so, that on the enemies planet, the male aliens can get pregnant. The story takes a drastic turn, when he ends up caring for a child after the alien passes away. Being very protective over the alien child, he finds that his means of survival on this planet has gone from being his top priority, to the least of his worries, as a chain of events trigger everything but good things from happening, as the child becomes a target for some uninvited guests. Enemy Mine has a fantastic, compelling, and emotionally moving story line, and the ending will leave you speechless for years to come.
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