Quote from: tmjhur on Nov 28, 2011, 11:46:26 AM
If she is pregnant and she happens to be an android because of the whole ASH BISHOP CALL DAVID ELIZABETH thing. Then there is your biomechanoid for sure. Alien Dna, Human/Robot Dna.
You realise machines don't
have DNA, right?
Quote from: AncientPred on Nov 28, 2011, 03:09:37 PM
i prefer the egg metamorphosis over the parasite/queen method any day. hoping its in the movie.
The two are not mutually exclusive. Combining them would be the best of both worlds: In an absence of a Queen, it's used to create one or more Queen facehuggers. Then, once a Queen comes along, it's replaced by the more efficient 1 host = 1 birth rule, instead of 2 hosts = 1 birth.
I really like the Queen's design and think she fits perfectly well with the Alien mythos. But if they don't allow for a single adult to be capable of breeding, there's no
real threat if one makes it to a populated world. It could kill a lot of people, but... Eventually would be either quarantined or killed.
I've read rumours that '
Alien 3' was going to feature it, but that this never got filmed. A shame if so.
Ridley often said, on interviews, that the capability that one would use you to breed was what set it apart from other monsters. Made it seem like "more than a tiger", I think was his original interview quote.
Aliens need to return to being both excruciating
and disturbing in a way we haven't seen since Lambert's haunting death-over-speakers scene - and I'd bet you could get away with something just like that in a PG-13 rating, too. The ambiguity was what
made it unsettling.
Quote from: Tough little S.O.B. on Nov 29, 2011, 09:03:39 AM
The Face, well, its too earth relik type for me. It reminds me to piramids and maya and Angkor What etc. and I really hate those pyramid-maya-alien theories. They are sooooo boring.
And, what, natural evolution is
exciting? Awe inspiring?
Nothing wrong with it! The whole Lovecraftian thing, 'the elder gods' and all of that. '
Alien Versus Predator' was a bit too superficial, but some of the most iconic visuals it had were of the historical flashbacks. They helped to give it a sense of consequence it had otherwise lacked.
Quote from: chupacabras acheronsis on Nov 28, 2011, 11:52:12 PM
lower your expectations, you'll jinx it!
Actually, I would agree. Please cast your minds back to the 'red band' advert for '
Requiem'! Look at how many of you were heralding it as something special, back then.
Of course, even the nice visual aspect of it was ruined by the way the finished product was darkened... At least it looked nice on those very first adverts.
Quote from: r888 on Nov 29, 2011, 03:30:00 AM
Space jockey is back
Not without that trunk being fixed to the ribs, it's not.