Credits
Distributed by
CJ E&M
Production company
Caper Film
Literally
Alien+Human Part 1
Directed by
Choi Dong-hoon
Written by
Choi Dong-hoon
Cinematography
Kim Tae-kyung
Music by
Jang Young-gyu
Synopsis
The Plot of the movie takes place in 3 timelines as explained below. The timelines will be explained linearly instead of the interwoven pattern in the film. The film opens with the narrator explaining that Aliens have been locking up their criminals for a long time inside human bodies and humans were unaware of this. In this timeline, monk warriors try to kill an Alien and it's host human woman to no avail. Suddenly a portal opens and a jeep arrives. A flying robot takes form from the jeep and another Humanoid robot emerges from the vehicle, named Thunder and Guard respectively. Guard battles the Alien, who has now returned to its human host body and is successfully able to extract the Alien from its Host. The woman, before succumbing to her battle injuries asks Guard to take care of her baby; but Guard informs her they can't interfere in human affairs. Guard and Thunder both then take their human forms and leave this timeline using The Crystal Knife, which is the source of their powers and which also helps them see through time and space to help them catch escaped Aliens. A party of 4 humans are on a hilltop when they see a portal open and "a strange carriage fall from the sky"- The Magistrate, Dual Mages of Mount Samgak, and Dogturd. They witness this and ask their servant boy to stay there and leave to see the crash for themselves. When they crash, Guard asks Thunder to take them back and leave the Aliens in this timeline but Thunder seems to be fatally wounded and is unable to help. The Collector finds them and battles Guard, almost killing him, before Yian shoots and fatally wounds Doseok, The Collector's host. While he tries to grab Yian he accidentally pushes her and Thunder off a cliff into the river below. Yian loses The Crystal Knife while Thunder converts into his ship form and asks When Lee Ahn wakes up, the Monk Guru comes to meet her who reveals he is in fact one of the Aliens who came into this timeline along with her and tells her he only needs to find the ship now in order to get back. It is later shown The Strange Man and The Monk Guru, both being Aliens are waiting to find their leader, The Controller to finally try to get back. They plan on doing so by locating the last human who saw them the day they came in this timeline, Dogturd; since The Magistrate was struck by the Knife and wasn't awakened and the Dual Mages were cut by the blade but they weren't awoken too. The Monk Guru then receives a report that the ship was confirmed to have resurfaced. Having both The Knife and The Ship now, The Aliens only need their Leader to move ahead with their plan to get back. Since the Mages and Lee Ahn served no use to him now, The Monk Guru orders that poisoned food be served to them. Lee Ahn apparently dies and Mureuk decides to steal The Knife for his bounty. He then realizes the food was poisoned and rushes some of the Mages' antidote to Lee Ahn who he saves in time, but not before being seriously wounded by the Monk Guru himself. Lee Ahn is sealed in a coffin which she escapes from, and Mureuk is dumped in the river, where he resurrects miraculously, owing partially to his magic abilities and partially to the Controller's powers. Meanwhile, The Dual Mages investigate the Monk Guru's chambers to find out why he wanted them dead. There they find his destroyed records and realize he's been looking for the fourth human who saw the portal. Now having been double crossed by The Monk Guru, The Mages join forces with Lee Ahn and Mureuk and together the four of them battle the two Aliens. During the battle, Lee Ahn is able to take the Knife and lure one of the Aliens away while the other Alien is killed by forcing him out of his human host for more than five minutes. Lee Ahn manages to escape her pursuer Alien while in the end of the film it is revealed to the others that Mureuk was the host of The Controller all along.