@snowninja845 said:
@runcrash said:
What I don't get is why David even bothered slipping Holloway the black ooze. The reason they were there was to meet their makers, I can't fathom how infecting him would help them with that goal.
It was kind of apparent that David was being controlled by Weyland, since he was searching for a way to cheat death (become immortal basically). Although i have no idea why Weyland would think that stuff would make a advancement in his search.
Weyland was probably so eager he said to David "If you think it may help....Do it!" Weyland didnt have much time. So waiting wasnt an option. If he could get it now then he will take it. Didnt matter the price, he took shortcuts to speed up everything. They realy should have been slow to explore the ship. Except David was under orders to do things now, not later.
@believer258 said:
@Akyho said:
@believer258 said:It's implying that the first one was born from the Space Jockey that died there,
Its actually more complicated than that...Halloway is infected with the black ooze. Which I guess is a biological substance that binds to genetic material and make an aggressive predator. So using the genetic material to adapt to the local life. Halloway was infected with it, he then impregnated Shaw with a fetus made up of his DNA which is 100% match for Space Jockey/Engineer DNA...while also made up of the Black ooze that changed genetics. Which later it turns out to be a Giant killer squid? which it then impregnates a Space Jockey and the theory of Aliens for years. Is they take on a certain amount of Genetic material and traits from their host. Why the Alien in Alien 3 is more Dog like and not as smart as previous Aliens.
So the final Proto Alien burst from the Space Jockey almost fully formed. So its made up of Bio goo....that has human DNA fused with human DNA and then fused with Space Jockey DNA which is...human DNA......
My question was more along the lines of "how the fuck did that alien get on LV426 when the movie doesn't even take place there?"
You don't make a lick of sense.
Like I said....its even more complicated than simply "How the first alien we know, burst out of the Pilot in Alien." With the genesis of the alien being complicated, before it is explained in other upcoming films. They are trying to make the other two films to explain that. We dont know right now.
And @Meowshi makes a very good point. The pilot in Alien could is just a suit. For all we know Shaw goes to the LV-426 and has the Alien burst out of her while in the pilot seat. We simply dont know.
@CakeBomb said:
As an Alien nut, this movie was good but way too confusing. It was like an omelet of elements bubbling around, none of them explained or developed to make any sense.
Why did the black goo do to them? Why vases and not eggs? Why an octopus-like facehugger that grew to room size? Why was the Engineer immediately hostile? Where did the alien that escaped when they rolled over the body go? So many things left unfinished. It's a movie I'd like to see with exclusive Ridley audio commentary, to understand something.
On a side note, watched Alien today and that movie still holds up, even with the retro-futuristic aesthetic.
The black goo is a primordial ooze of sorts. A biological agent that when it comes into contact with other life, alters the DNA and makes a viscous predator, the perfect killer. Biological weapons that will wipe out the planet by eating and killing everything. No food no life. The vases were just containers for the vials of ooze. Eggs were never meant to be on the ship, more so the creatuer that lays them hasn't been created.
Octopus like facehugger and the alien snake. Just random creations based on the initial DNA?
Engineer being hostile, well if they knew what earth was and the human life. They were going to wipe out that life, only to find humans have developed enough and is on his ship. They might be ready to kill him? To him they were at war already?
I as well watched Alien again and still a very good film. All the effects and style hold up...except one thing...the green print on black with Mothers screen. That is he only thing that dates from 79.
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