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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
The big issue for me is that the chestburster comes out as a fully formed xenomorph. It's slightly less annoying in the assembly cut when the alien gestates inside an ox, versus in the theatrical cut where the xenomorph bursts out fully formed from a dog that is about the same size. That's just fucking lazy.
Also, in regards to Resurrection, I think it would have been received a lot better if the hybrid had any aspects of the xenomorph at all. As it is, the hybrid looks like a reject from an entirely different movie. It should have looked like a traditional xenomorph, but walked upright, no tail, and had a skull-like face with eyes. And they should have gotten Giger to design it. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Sean O'Hara
(Post 12411968)
Where the hell did the egg come from? The queen tore herself loose from her egg sack when she chased after Ripley, and it's preposterous to assume she just happened to grab an egg to take with her, just in case she got a chance to infect someone later on.
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Technically, Alien3 is a competantly made film. But it's a horrible Alien film.
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Supermallet
(Post 12412043)
The big issue for me is that the chestburster comes out as a fully formed xenomorph. It's slightly less annoying in the assembly cut when the alien gestates inside an ox, versus in the theatrical cut where the xenomorph bursts out fully formed from a dog that is about the same size. That's just fucking lazy.
Also, in regards to Resurrection, I think it would have been received a lot better if the hybrid had any aspects of the xenomorph at all. As it is, the hybrid looks like a reject from an entirely different movie. It should have looked like a traditional xenomorph, but walked upright, no tail, and had a skull-like face with eyes. And they should have gotten Giger to design it. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Josh-da-man
(Post 12412190)
Technically, Alien3 is a competantly made film.
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Originally Posted by Sean O'Hara
(Post 12411968)
Where the hell did the egg come from? The queen tore herself loose from her egg sack when she chased after Ripley, and it's preposterous to assume she just happened to grab an egg to take with her, just in case she got a chance to infect someone later on. Even if she did, and even if Ripley didn't give the dropship a thorough decontamination before going into hypersleep, all the eggs we've seen are motion sensitive -- they don't open unless there's a potential host nearby. It makes no sense for an egg to release a facehugger on a spaceship where everyone's in hypersleep -- how would it know it's not in some deserted derelict a la the Space Jockey's ship from the first film?
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
The dog alien that bursted out of the dog was small at first but it actually ate, so it got bigger faster.
That rottweiler it bursted out of was huge. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Josh-da-man
(Post 12412184)
Eggs. Ripley and the dog/ox were infected.
A3 is a good A L I E N film. Not a good Aliens film. But a followup showing Ripley cooking Tewt eggs and pancakes would not be a good film. Tewt running around yelling Ahhhhfirmative isn't important to the Alien legacy. A5 doesn't need Ripley in it. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Why So Blu?
(Post 12412365)
The dog alien that bursted out of the dog was small at first but it actually ate, so it got bigger faster.
That rottweiler it bursted out of was huge. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Supermallet
(Post 12412432)
The size ratio was still way off. Look at the size of the chestbursters that came out of humans. Those aren't even as long as our forearms. So a rottweiler has a creature in it that's half its total size? More than half? Where'd the rest of the dog go? :lol:
Forced perspective? |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Lt Ripley
(Post 12412399)
He was asking where the eggs came from.
A3 is a good A L I E N film. Not a good Aliens film. But a followup showing Ripley cooking Tewt eggs and pancakes would not be a good film. Tewt running around yelling Ahhhhfirmative isn't important to the Alien legacy. A5 doesn't need Ripley in it. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Why So Blu?
(Post 12412438)
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Solid Snake
(Post 12412447)
I've seen you do this before... wtf is up with the Tewt?
"Nobody calls me Tewt, except for Ripley." |
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Isn't the implication that the xenomorph partially takes on the characteristics of whatever host the facehugger impregnates? Hence the quadruped creature in the third film and the half Predator-half-Alien creature in AVP-R?
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by hanshotfirst1138
(Post 12412735)
Isn't the implication that the xenomorph partially takes on the characteristics of whatever host the face hugged impregnates? Hence the quadruped creature in the third film and the half Predator-half-Alien creature in AVP-R?
In the Colonial Marines comic book series (which isn't, to my knowledge, canon) there are aquatic xenomorphs which resemble dolphins. It makes a certain amount of sense that the paraditic, space-faring species would take on the characteristics of their hosts. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
That would explain why the adult is quadrupedal, but not why the chestburster comes out as a smaller version of the adult.
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Sean O'Hara
(Post 12411968)
Where the hell did the egg come from?
Originally Posted by Supermallet
(Post 12412043)
It should have looked like a traditional xenomorph, but walked upright, no tail, and had a skull-like face with eyes. And they should have gotten Giger to design it.
Still would have had the fan-fic vibe to it. Why start experimenting with xenomorph hybrids when the films hadn't yet established what exactly the xenomorphs were. A species, a bio-weapon, a disease...?
Originally Posted by Why So Blu?
(Post 12412365)
The dog alien that bursted out of the dog was small at first but it actually ate, so it got bigger faster.
If it was seen eating, then that's seems like just one more example of straying from what was established in the first film. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Supermallet
(Post 12412783)
That would explain why the adult is quadrupedal, but not why the chestburster comes out as a smaller version of the adult.
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by brayzie
(Post 12412793)
I wondered about that after seeing Alien 3. It looks like the dog alien eats its victims, but according to ALIEN, it grew at a rapid rate without eating anything. Ashe described it as the perfect killing machine, something that can survive in any environment, the ultimate survivor. So with that I assumed that it only killed to ensure its survival and dominance in its new environment.
If it was seen eating, then that's seems like just one more example of straying from what was established in the first film. |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Maybe it raided the food & water supply of the Nostromo and gobbled up hundreds of pounds of it.
Or maybe it ate a huge piece of furniture Or maybe it consumes gasses for food Or maybe... |
Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
As each film takes more mystery away from the xenos, the more boring the xenos become.
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
Originally Posted by Lt Ripley
(Post 12413478)
As each film takes more mystery away from the xenos, the more boring the xenos become.
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Re: Alien 5 (D: Blomkamp) S: Weaver
:lol:
Show mommy how the xenos eat. |
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