I have xipotec on ignore so I have no idea what this is about lol
feel like there's one name missing
*BEWARE SPOILERS* Alien: Romulus
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feel like there's one name missing
jye4ever
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I want Xenomorphs in Star Wars no more goofy aliens.
The Yuuzang Vong from the Star Wars Expanded Universe would probably fit that role. If I recall correctly, they were biomechanical, too.
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Elizabeth Shaw traveled beyond the galaxy to find a porn set for a bunch of aliens. Engineer "milkshakes". If you spend a long time around enough hard core STEM people, you realize anything deviant is entirely possible.
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And the girl has a disappointing interaction with someone behind a counter before leaving the planet. Aw crap it is Force Awakens.
And the bad people have a petrified [alien - Vader helmet] they retrieved and keep in a white room.
I didn't even want to hate on this movie. I'm just pointing out the remember berries stuff.
I honestly just used force awakens as an example but didn't even realize how much they copied structurally
the white alien baby offspring is clearly Snoke
I honestly just used force awakens as an example but didn't even realize how much they copied structurally
the white alien baby offspring is clearly Snoke
jye4ever
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I almost feel sorry for the Xeno in that photoshop, the way that Rose is so dismissive of it
I know that Wor-Gar will want to keep this in mind the next time he binges all nine, lol.
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Well that was a disappointment. Movie had a few clever set pieces and jump scares, but I didn't care about any of the characters, the story takes too many ridiculous and far-fetched turns, and most of all it was just too freakin hard to follow at times.
There was no clear geography or sense of where these characters were within the station or on their ship, or how they were making it from one place to another, and by the end it became such a confusing mishmash of action and noise that I tuned out completely.
Can't believe I'm saying this, but I would rank this one below Covenant (which actually worked a lot better for me on a recent rewatch). And maybe even below Resurrection (which at least had Sigourney and Winona in it to hold your attention).
There was no clear geography or sense of where these characters were within the station or on their ship, or how they were making it from one place to another, and by the end it became such a confusing mishmash of action and noise that I tuned out completely.
Can't believe I'm saying this, but I would rank this one below Covenant (which actually worked a lot better for me on a recent rewatch). And maybe even below Resurrection (which at least had Sigourney and Winona in it to hold your attention).
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My wife cried when the newborn in Alien Resurrection died. I somehow don't think she will do so watching this new film.
Agreed, although honestly I think their deaths fit well with the bleak nature of the Alien universe, so it's something that doesn't bother me as much anymore. And I kinda like the boldness of it, and then watching Ripley have to deal with that major loss.
As for the extended cut, I agree it improves things in some ways, but I think the theatrical still works perfectly well so I'm usually content just watching that one. And I think if it hadn't followed the action-packed Aliens that movie would have been appreciated a lot more than it was.
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