>"You can go wherever you want, see whatever you want to. But a place is only as good as the people you know in it." I like that line. I've heard it a few times elsewhere before, but now I can use this film as a reference. In fact, there are a few other lines I liked in this. I thought I had seen _I Am Number Four_ before, but now catching it on Showtime, it doesn't quite ring a bell other than the title. The high school teenager coming of age setting mixed with sci-fi/alien superhero seems to be the trend these days. Of course, I've seen many outings of the same thing in different forms before it, that I'm a fan of, which was why I was ever remotely interested in films this. After having seen _Max Steel_ recently, they both are a lot alike, but this one seems to be more well written and produced. >"Quite a production" I also like the characters more here, especially the chemistry between John and Sarah, who happens to be the sweet artsy type of girl that's into photography. There are a handful of other "number" members which gives off a sort of a _Power Rangers_ vibe. I noticed _The X-Files_ references and bits of _Terminator 2_ influences (shotgun, Number Six entrance) too. Now looking at the cast, I see Teresa Palmer which I like a lot from other films (_Wolf Creek_, _The Grudge 2_, _The Sorcerer's Apprentice_, _Warm Bodies_, and the recent _Lights Out_). I knew I recognized Kevin Durand (_The Strain_) underneath that alien skin. The creature designs are very sci-fi, like something you'd see from a _Rick and Morty_ episode. Coincidentally, the latest _Rick and Morty_ which I just saw earlier today had a line that said "common name", and there's a John Smith and Jane Doe in this which are common names. The end leaves it open for a sequel, in similar way as _Max Steel_ does. Perhaps we'll get one someday. I do wonder how they would title it though. Would they retain the "_I Am Number Four_" and maybe add a subtitle or sequential number?

esse é tão ruim mas eu adoro