yeah i mentioned earlier that all these tards are butthurt that there werent any xenomorphs in this, totally missing the point of the movieThey're just really upset there were no predators in it. They know they will sound like retard neck-beard fanboys if they cite that as the reason. Best to just ignore I guess.
lol this fucking post. I'm sorry no one took the bait here, but this really is a thing of beauty.Part of the reason I found it so offensive, is its a creationist sci-fi movie.
Whats her face is a female Ken Ham. Its what if someone decided to spend 50 trillion dollars on the worlds first scientific mission into deep space to look for the origins of life... And decided Ken Ham should be the lead scientist, on this project. But, then doesn't actually address this insanity. It believes it itself.
Like, you watch Contact. Contact expressly deals with crisis of faith. Its one of the plot points. You can watch that movie, and it doesn't really take a side.
This movie however, was written by a creationist, without the slightest understanding of science, or evolution. so, explanations of the crazy aren't given. They are presented as if, they make total sense.
I must have been reading this thread too much
Here I am watching it again ( right now as I type this ) picking all the details and shit again. Why?
Dude just took his helmet off in the chamber despite being told not to. Fuck it I've had enough, switching off now.
It's more than just him being told to not take the helmet off. They tell him not to take the helmet off which he ignores, which is the icing on the cake of his stupid choice.because people always do what they are told to.
So whats the problem? His character is being painted as rash and excitable and that action is in line with what his character is.It's more than just him being told to not take the helmet off. They tell him not to take the helmet off which he ignores, which is the icing on the cake of his stupid choice.
He's the Anthropologist on the mission - Anthropologist or whatever his area is, basically we know him as the guy who's spent his career digging for signs of early human contact. Whatever field he's in, it's sure that he would be the least knowledgeable in understanding atmospheres and environmental hazards. The crew are loaded with experts in different fields for a reason. And he's the one who doesn't have the experience here, that's where I have the problem.
He takes a read of the display on his wrist computer. Says some line to the effect of 'They've made the air in here breathable". Then goes to take his helmet off, the people around him say No. There's even a radio message from the ship that they realise he's about to do it and need to give him warning also.
I keep saying it because it is true and people have half a memory about what happened. After having the surgery, she immediately bolted out of the room. Now you're getting into how long to magic technology takes to kick in, or to what degree her super advanced healing is at after n minutes. The whole debate is stupid. It is a non-issue in the movie, you're looking for some kind of answer to a problem you made up in your head. Saying it isn't consistent is silly. What is your baseline for that? All the futuristic surgery recoveries you have witnessed on alien planets with technology you don't even have an inkling of understanding of?You keep bringing this up, and it's been pointed out why it rustles jimmies a couple of times. I can totally get on board with super healing nanites or whatever they want to explain how she isn't down for days (instead of minutes). But the movie shows her barely able to walk... and then she proceeds to jump, climb, and run. Maybe she just goes hard until it rips open then the super healing kicks in and patches her back up enough to do the next vault?
It's the inconsistency that's more patronizing than the lack of explanation for space magic healing.