So what exactly were Holloway's "eyeworms" then?

Started by motherfather, May 17, 2017, 05:26:43 PM

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So what exactly were Holloway's "eyeworms" then? (Read 8,127 times)

Mustangjeff

It's his new mega mutated trilobite sperm going for a swim... upstream.   ;D

Its a good thing he didn't blow his nose.

Huntsman

Quote from: whiterabbit on Jul 20, 2017, 10:01:25 PM
The human body is full of Bacteria. Trillions and trillions of those little guys. The Black goo probably mutates them as well as human cells.
Yeah. I think it was to show that he was infected and the process of change was well underway.

Alien³

Sperm-o-morph.

Local Trouble

The white goo.

Alien³


P-Rock

Weren't they the same worms they found inside the derelict in one of the deleted scenes?

MaximusGrandimus

Quote from: bb-15 on May 18, 2017, 07:43:20 PM
Quote from: markweatherill on May 18, 2017, 05:35:07 PM

To me the slime that David picked up on his fingers in the tunnel, and was looking through, is like the slime which is seen in the other Alien movies.
He was not looking through the black goo at that moment imo.

In this point I have to disagree. When David moves the slime between his fingers, it seemed to have a reactive or self-conductive property. I always assumed it be some byproduct of the Engineers' seemingly bio-mechanical workings of the ship.

SM

Might be the same crap we see on Nu-Alien Vision (TM).

Alionic


OpenMaw

Quote from: whiterabbit on Jul 20, 2017, 10:01:25 PM
The human body is full of Bacteria. Trillions and trillions of those little guys. The Black goo probably mutates them as well as human cells.


bb-15

Quote from: MaximusGrandimus on Sep 22, 2017, 12:25:58 AM
Quote from: bb-15 on May 18, 2017, 07:43:20 PM
To me the slime that David picked up on his fingers in the tunnel, and was looking through, is like the slime which is seen in the other Alien movies.
He was not looking through the black goo at that moment imo.

In this point I have to disagree. When David moves the slime between his fingers, it seemed to have a reactive or self-conductive property. I always assumed it be some byproduct of the Engineers' seemingly bio-mechanical workings of the ship.

I think we can come to a point where what we both wrote can be consistent.
- With my statement about "the slime which is seen in the other Alien movies", I'll back off on that and can agree that in "Prometheus" this was unusual slime that David had between his fingers. (Sounds funny but that's the best way I can describe it.)   :laugh:
- As you wrote; "the slime between his fingers, it seemed to have a reactive or self-conductive property."
OK, something is going on in the slime. It looks like something is alive in it.
- What I stand by is that the slime is not = to the black goo. So again as I wrote, David "was not looking through the black goo at that moment".

;)

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