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February 12, 2011

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April 22, 2009

4:53 pm


February 12, 2011

"event_horizon" wrote: I guess we'll find out in 2 months. :wall:
Hopefully it's only that. With the rumor of the ending being "open ended." It could be longer. I'll second your wait smilie with one of my own. :wall:
But no doubt there will be speculation by the characters about what happened. Probably when they take the head up to the ship for study. If the cut is clean I'm going to guess it was a xenomorph that we just won't see.
What if it were true?
4:52 am


April 22, 2009

Come to think of it...it couldn't have been done by a xenomorph because decapitating its prey would be counterproductive. It needs the heads so Facehuggers can lay their eggs inside hosts, and to keep the hosts alive during the incubation process.
horizon
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February 12, 2011

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April 22, 2009

2:17 pm


February 12, 2011

Here's another plot point that will further confuse things.
If the movie really won't have xenomorphs then how are they going to explain the crew not finding any? 😯 When Kane from Alien is lowed into the chamber it's the size of a cavern and seems to be larger than what is seen. How with this be missed?
What if it were true?
12:37 am


April 22, 2009

"WarAngel" wrote: If the movie really won't have xenomorphs then how are they going to explain the crew not finding any? 😯
Because the movie is about the creators of the xenomorphs. They use the xenomorphs as a biological weapon; there's no need to have them running loose on their own planet.
"WarAngel" wrote: When Kane from Alien is lowed into the chamber it's the size of a cavern and seems to be larger than what is seen. How with this be missed?
Yeah, I actually used to think that the Derelict landed on top of a cavern containing those eggs, because it looked so huge in there. And until I heard the audio commentary on 'Alien' from Ridely, I had always thought the Space Jockey found those eggs on the planet. But when you see the short clip of just how small the Nostromo crew looks outside the ship (like tiny little specks), you can see how it could be inside the ship, instead of underneath.
horizon
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4:48 am


February 12, 2011

"event_horizon" wrote: [quote="WarAngel"]If the movie really won't have xenomorphs then how are they going to explain the crew not finding any? 😯
Because the movie is about the creators of the xenomorphs. They use the xenomorphs as a biological weapon; there's no need to have them running loose on their own planet.
Sorry should have been more clear on this. I meant how will they not find the eggs? They seem to a bit of exploring and would eventually find the chamber. Maybe discovering the stone statue looking remarkably Human and then the Space Jockey body distracts them and they get epically lucky.
What if it were true?
5:46 am


April 22, 2009

Judging from all the distress they appear to go through in the previews, I'd say they run into trouble while exploring and get sidetracked, and probably don't get a chance to explore the entire complex.
The trouble appears to start after they enter the chamber with the big stone head.
horizon
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