An apocalyptic future and a fleeing present meet in this satirical tale. Armstrong and Musk embody the illusion of progress seeking life elsewhere while Earth burns. Around them, destroyed cities and flames recall the price paid for human selfishness. From the ruins emerges a Martian, symbolizing the stupidity and violence of mankind that destroys the very things sustaining it. Yet among the debris, a lush landscape and a proud indigenous figure represent hope and a return to harmony with nature. Mars Attacks critiques the blindness of progress for its own sake, while offering a message of renewal: the future is not conquered by fleeing, but by mending our bond with the Earth.