It was like they knew they'd signed up for an Alien film, to the point that, when no proper monster turned up, they had to contrive stupid ways to get themselves killed just to fulfil their agreement. They also didn't bother exploring the rest of the planet. Because they knew.Petey wrote:Probably the biggest thing that stuck out when I was watching it was how indifferent half of the characters seem to be when they actually see a clearly artificial construct on another planet. As if it's an every day occurrence to start wandering around alien buildings.
adored wrote:It's amazing there hasn't been a zombie / vampire / werewolf version of the Bible yet.
Kow wrote:I had high expectations and while they weren't fully met, I thought the film was pretty good. Definitely enjoyable.
ShabbyMcCrabby wrote:Started watching this again and was instantly reminded of how fucking awful the main musical theme is. Just abhorrent and completely out of tone for the sci-fi setting. May as well be in a world war 2 film.
Elmlea wrote:One of the central themes of the film is that human DNA = engineer DNA, that's what I meant by genetically identical. Whatever it does to an engineer it should subsequently do to a human. Differences by sex would be explicable, likewise if they were dead. I assumed Fyfield was killed by the snake,  or by the atmosphere.
Kow wrote:That's a pretty low least...
Tempy wrote:With the idea? It's wholly explicit.
ShabbyMcCrabby wrote:Started watching this again and was instantly reminded of how fucking awful the main musical theme is. Just abhorrent and completely out of tone for the sci-fi setting. May as well be in a world war 2 film.
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!