Bishop in Alien 3 - Human or Android?

[HuDaFuK]

I've tried pointing this out before - I'm fairly certain (havent' seen the movie in a while) that a prisoner virtually explodes after the Alien grabs him and his body smacks off a door lintel.

Lol Jude. He gets all f*cked up.

[SM]

'Explode' is probably churching it up a bit - but only a bit.

[RowdyGowdy]

The blood is red, so human... unless going the Terminator route. 

[HuDaFuK]

Well, Lance Henriksen was the original choice for the Terminator role...

(And in case someone starts, no that wasn't intended as evidence for his being a cyborg in Alien 3.)

[Local Trouble]

(And in case someone starts, no that wasn't intended as evidence for his being a cyborg in Alien 3.)

A compelling point nonetheless.

[Elmazalman]

Well, Lance Henriksen was the original choice for the Terminator role...

O.J.Simpson?

[MrSpaceJockey]

Both.

[dazknight88]

I would say human as in the assembly cut you see him bleeding red and white like an artificial person would

[SM]

I would say human as in the assembly cut you see him bleeding red and white like an artificial person would

Are you missing a "not" before the "white"?

[Lemonade]

Ugh, can't believe this is an actual question. If the effects were better, this question wouldn't even exist. He is a damn human. The filmmakers didn't intend for it to be ambiguous.

[SM]

What's wrong with the effects?

[Lemonade]

I personally don't find anything wrong with it, but many people believe it looks like there's too much damage for a normal human to survive. Thus, the android accusations.

Maybe the problem was the location of the blow itself, because that area could be a fatal one. They should've had him go for the back.

[SM]

His shoulder took the main brunt of the hit.

[Vermillion]

Ear hang.

Normal people fall and cry.

[Local Trouble]

Ear hang.

Normal people fall and cry.

So android?