It's not possible, the mother will be in agony and screaming, and even if she tries to keep the vocal cords apart, they will come together unexpectly and she will be monster food.
And if the mother isn't going to cry out, then the baby will certainly do that!
Stupid, stupid movie. Didn't think its own premise through, properly.
that's why they set up a sound proof nursery.
shareI need to point out that, although she had to keep quiet during the birth, which you would think was next to impossible, she did CRY out at one point, and would have been heard by the aliens, had it not been for the fortuitous intervention of the noise makers that the Dad set off. Coinciding almost perfectly with her scream. A bit of a stretch, I admit, but a possibility anyways.
shareIt wasn’t a coincidence. She was holding the scream in, when she heard the noise she felt she could let it out.
shareI am baffled so many people on here don´t get this simple scene.
Like americans are really stupid #spaceforce
She screamed before the fireworks went off. It was deus ex machina that they happened to go off at the same time.
shareNo she didn’t.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge-rjjwYOsM
Touche. I could have sworn she let out the scream before the first rocket.
shareWell actually, my wife was practically silent when she gave birth to our son using zero pain relief. So it's actually not that unlikely.
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shareI guess some folks on this forum or too young to remember Katie Holmes' birth when she was married to Church of Scientology Tom Cruise? The scientologists believe in silent birthing. The women are not supposed to cry or scream during labor because it's upsetting to the baby. Also, there are certain tribes that require that adolescent girls and boys don't cry out during circumcision rituals. If they do, they are shamed for life. It's unbelievable, but evidently it's possible for people not to cry out when they are in extreme pain.
shareAlso, there are certain tribes that require that adolescent girls and boys don't cry out during circumcision rituals.
No, Kathy. I am not too young but a bit old to give a damn about the drama around that scientology sofa-bouncing clown and his wives. If what you mentioned is true that they don't allow women to cry or scream during birthing, then it is really a shame of the Church of Scientology.
I upvoted ShinyMcShine's comment because I believe the mother has a choice to decide whether or not take pain relief during labor.
the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists wishes to reaffirm the opinion published jointly with the American Society of Anesthesiologists that while under a physician's care, in the absence of medical contraindication, maternal request is sufficient medical indication for pain relief during labor.
Yeah i agree. That part was ridiculous
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