Quote from: solace97 on Today at 10:42:54 PMQuote from: 426Buddy on Today at 09:31:38 PMBishop literally states in the film that the flight time is 50 minutes one way...
I mean if you think you have a solid theory go ahead and wander through the dark halls of this thread and you will see it has been debunked many many times.
Lmao I never said that's my theory, I was responding to someone else's bullets on the previous page and said out of all the theories this is the only one that remotely could be wiggled enough to make sense. I don't agree with it I just think with all the possible theories that the person gave examples of this one could be used.
QuoteRegardless we have a ghost egg on the ship with no way of it being possible to get there other than writers magic, so all the theories are trash
Quote from: Local Trouble on May 03, 2023, 04:34:19 AMChatGPT has written it all out:QuoteINT. SULACO HANGAR BAY - NIGHT
Ripley, inside the Power Loader exoskeleton, battles the furious Queen Alien. The Queen, having torn herself free from her egg sac, has a gaping wound in her abdomen, with her innards partially exposed.
As the intense fight continues, a microscopic, undeveloped egg is unknowingly dislodged from the Queen's abdominal cavity. It drops onto the grated floor, virtually invisible to the naked eye, appearing as nothing more than a tiny, harmless blob of slime.
INT. SULACO SUBFLOORING - CONTINUOUS
The minuscule, slimy egg slips through the grates and sticks to the subflooring beneath the hangar bay. There, hidden from sight, it slowly starts to congeal and take root. The resilient Xenomorph life form begins its development process, growing and expanding as it clings to the floor.
INT. SULACO HANGAR BAY - NIGHT
Ripley, still engaged in her life-or-death struggle with the Queen, manages to open the airlock. The vacuum of space sucks the Queen Alien out of the Sulaco, leaving Ripley victorious but completely unaware of the danger that remains hidden on the ship.
INT. SULACO SUBFLOORING - ONE WEEK LATER
The once-microscopic egg has grown to full size, pulsating with life. Unseen by the crew and still attached to the subflooring, the egg awaits its opportunity to unleash the next Xenomorph nightmare.
As the Sulaco continues its journey, the egg senses the presence of potential hosts nearby. It slowly opens, revealing the Facehugger within, poised to strike.
FADE OUT.
Quote from: 426Buddy on Today at 09:31:38 PMBishop literally states in the film that the flight time is 50 minutes one way...
I mean if you think you have a solid theory go ahead and wander through the dark halls of this thread and you will see it has been debunked many many times.
Quote from: SM on Today at 09:34:47 PM*taps the sign*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFSuoAb9Lz4
Shorter one just about Bishop coming out shortly.
Quote from: [cancerblack] on Today at 08:20:48 PMQuote from: solace97 on Today at 07:13:05 PMI might get a lot of resistance for this take
You will.
Quote from: Local Trouble on Today at 08:46:39 PMQuote from: solace97 on Today at 07:13:05 PMI might get a lot of resistance for this take but I liked how Aliens Colonial Marines the video game had Hicks wake up, kill that guy, and throw him in his cryo tube.
"That guy" was Turk! Show some respect!
Quote from: SM on Today at 09:00:40 PMQuote from: [cancerblack] on Today at 08:20:48 PMQuote from: solace97 on Today at 07:13:05 PMI might get a lot of resistance for this take
You will.
And deserve it.
Quote from: 426Buddy on Today at 08:37:13 PMAt no point in the film does Bishop have time to take an hours long trip to the Sulaco and back, and he certainly couldn't stash the egg after being ripped in half when they do arrive on ship. That theory has been gone over a 1000 times and it doesn't hold up even a little bit.
The truth is that there is no satisfactory explanation other than no one making the film cared about how or why the egg was there.
Quote from: [cancerblack] on Today at 08:20:48 PMQuote from: solace97 on Today at 07:13:05 PMI might get a lot of resistance for this take
You will.
Quote from: solace97 on Today at 07:13:05 PMI might get a lot of resistance for this take but I liked how Aliens Colonial Marines the video game had Hicks wake up, kill that guy, and throw him in his cryo tube.
Quote from: solace97 on Today at 07:13:05 PMI might get a lot of resistance for this take
Quote from: SM on Nov 13, 2014, 10:28:04 PMA "bug hunt" in Aliens is a literal hunt for bugs. Indigenous pests. Hence the 'Bug Stomper' nose art. Whatever contemporary parlance the term might have, in the film it means dealing with threats that are beyond the colonists ability to control. A "stand up fight" would be dealing with an organised human force - rebels/ terrorists etc.
Quote from: c0rnel on Today at 12:59:49 PMI thought of a few other possible scenarios, some of which might sound crazy.
1) At the beginning of Aliens the marine crew asked if this was going to be another bug hunt. This might imply that they've had an encounter with xenomorph in the past perhaps on a smaller scale. Over time, without their knowledge xenomorph got onboard, hid, and perhaps even laid eggs if a queen was among them somewhere like in the storage area until later when the marines disturbed it by moving cargo around to prepare for the mission in Aliens.