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License to Kill
Juggernaut
Deliverance?
I'm going though the backlog.
Is it Gone with the Wind?
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro man
I like your way of thinking, but nope.
My clue is more of a pun than an enigma.
Too easy.
Profile of a teletubby's escapade
(this is very silly)
Here's one:
Grim Reaper has gender identity crises.
Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind?
I'm game.
Edge of Tomorrow.
Wow! You can tell all that from a single photo?
Ever wondered why none of the fantard's predictions about the sequel were accurate? I didn't either.
It was the worst movie in the franchise until Covenant.
Only 3 minutes for a response from Spanners. Your reaction time is slacking.
Ash so completely blunders in not taking obvious precautions to protect the crew who would move the creature for the company, that I think the most plausible reason is that Ash wanted the plan to fail.
After the android David lands on the Engineer's home planet, he decides to conduct a experiment on the indigenous lifeform son that planet. David uses his android mechanical DNA and fuses it with the lifeform, hence the xenomorph is created and is biomechanical in nature. That is why the xenomorph is so tough...because it has robot DNA in its biological constitution.
As inanimate microscopic life forms all stuck together in a matrix, they would comprise a solid object (for lack of a more specific term) instead of a fluid ("fluid" here represents that more specific term, as I would not call it a liquid... but I couldn't think of one offhand for solid/solidity... So liquid is to fluid as solid is to ??? -- I need a word there).
Solid doesn't just refer to solid matter, it refers to solidity as well. A bunch of dried sand stuck together becomes a solidified shape without itself being a single object of solid matter.
Oh, and to be highly technical, "solid matter" itself is comprised of animated particles. No molecule or atom or particle is inanimate.
The entire crew of the Sulaco were retarded for leaving the ship deserted because it could be hijacked by pirates.
Or hit by a comet.
Or lose orbit and crash.
The Deacon was prepared the same way the engineer in the beginning was prepared: Broken down into a black goo full of its DNA, and then the DNA itself is made to be able to evolve on its own very quickly once it's in the presence of organic material (like a planet with grass or the inside of Charlie's body).
- It has nothing at all to do with Alien moron!
- Shaw giving birth while being infertile is a reference to Mary's virgin birth.
The engineers are attempting to reboot their DNA, not just create more clones of themselves.
Anybody who criticizes a movie based on his own assumptions is a troll.
The scalpel in the med-pod was loaded with stem cells which accelerated Shaw's healing.
My personal favorite was that it is very reasonable for a geologist on a trillion dollar mission to another star system to smoke weed in their space suit...
Reason being?
The high level of stress being an astronaut!
The engineer's favourite weapon of choice is the xenomorph. It takes a sacrificial engineer to make one.
Engineers cannot reproduce at all (see previous point and wonder if that's the best way to fight wars)
Engineers may have built this piramid(sic) for HUMANS be able to be inside.
(of course the map to the pyramid is in fact a warning to stay away from it.)
Shaw's personality means she should have taken her helmet off first, not Holloway.
The "snake" is actually a mutated worm, so the audience should know already that the creature isn't a poisonous predator.
Shaw is a Replicant.
In Alien, it's Shaw who is the Space Jockey, fused in by David drizzling goo all over her.
Kane dying in Alien fits the plan (special order). His death was needed to get the creature.
But once the creature was obtained, then the crew needed to be protected so that they could move the creature to earth to complete the plan.
Creativity is dead in Disney's SW planning dept. They can't keep recycling old characters to keep the franchise alive by fan-service alone.
Having said that, they can't invent new interesting characters to replace them either.
A bunch of anti-Trump protestors started a fundraiser which resulted in the balloon in the first story. The mayor of London, Khan (81 murders in London this year, higher than 80's New York) has given his approval for it to fly over London. This has resulted in the counter protest crowdfunder, which has so far resulted in even more donations.
*yawn* Another strawman argument from Spanners. Go back to worshipping Prometheus.