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[quote] how is it that it doesn't eat through the Alien itself?[/quote] for the same reason stomach acid doesn’t burn through your stomach.
The characters in this are pretty dull and cardboard mostly, except for Mcready and Childs. Everyone else is just alien fodder.
You realize you’re watching a movie about a girl with literal psychic powers?
Wasting the only opportunity to have the three leads on screen again together.
It bombed because the original theatrical version had a tacky, monotone voice-over from Ford and a forced studio ending with leftover footage from The Shining. This film never got a full proper release until 1992 directors cut and 2007 final cut.
Oh god, my sides
The title is the best part about the movie. It’s two words, three syllables, with a noun and an adverb, so it rolls off the tongue and comes to mind easily. Plus it’s just plain cool sounding.
That would be way too bland.
It’s almost as if he’s acting stiff and robotic.... like a robot.
Imagine having this opinion in 2020
Pretty sure most people who have gone to hospital with a serious injury or pain have tried it. Only there it’s called morphine or dilaudid.
You are so mad it’s unreal, lol.
Let me explain it to you simply boy. Modern “actors” are picked because they have a very specific look to them, ie movie star. They look soft and effeminate because that is what is in vogue. You travel back in time to 1914, people looked rough and rugged because they grew up working in mines or on farms. That actor looks like a wimp who would have been raised in royalty, not a working class man.
Also you should realize Steven Spielberg agrees with me: “ "We look more innocent. In those days, all the boys looked like men.
"Today boys 17 or 18 years old look like children, but back then, the 16-, 17-, 18-year-old face actually looked sometimes like a 29- to 35-year-old face. If you look at all those guys coming down the gangplanks in the documentary footage, they all look much older than they actually were.”
There is your explanation. Now go suck on that, stupid hipster. You have terrible observational abilities, rofl
Of course they have, it’s called epigenetics. I suggest you look into it.
I think there’s this thing called prosthetics and makeup
Lol no, it’s in their faces. People in WW1 actually looked different than they do today, you have to pick actors who look the part when you compare old photos. These actors looks like effeminate Gen Z-er models. This was also the problem with Dunkirk. Very bad casting.
You’re trying very hard to not understand.