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crowmagnumman	Jun 11 2009, 08:44 PM
Monsterland Grand Master Posts: 1,557 Group: Moderator(staff) Member #168 Joined: June 28, 2008 Favorite giant monster film: Gojira (Japanese Version) Favorite horror film: The Shining Favorite sci-fi film: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan	packmule Jun 3 2009, 05:58 PM crowmagnumman But I want to make the individual alien much more like the one in the first film. The one that may have actually raped Lambert What makes you think that the monster "raped" her? It's a theory that some fans have concocted based on an interpretation of the scene. For one thing, the alien's tail starts going up her leg and up her back before the scene cuts. And then later when Ripley finds Lambert and Parker dead, Lambert is hanging there naked. It's either a bare foot and leg, or both feet and legs, but it's definitely there. I'm not sure what the original intention of that shot was, but I think it's possible that the alien raped her. Either way, I just like the idea of a creature that we can't fully understand. Something that may be intelligent enough to do something that horrific to a person. Quote: One of the most fascinating things about the aliens is the fact they are eyeless: none of these monsters have any eyes(the one exception being the Ripley-alien abomination near the end of the 1997 film). Despite not having any eyes these drooling, ravenous double jawed monsters seem to "see" what's around them without a problem. I always reckoned it had to do with their other senses. Anyone else care to comment about this? Well they must be bouncing something off of the environment and picking up the reflections. Whether that's sound or some part of the electromagnetic spectrum that's not visible to us, I'm not sure.
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