THE MR. TERRIFIC
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I've always loved the xenomorphs but does anyone know how they see? Does it say in the books or anything?
I've always loved the xenomorphs but does anyone know how they see? Does it say in the books or anything?
I've always loved the xenomorphs but does anyone know how they see? Does it say in the books or anything?
Ghost Rider is a great visual, but the storytelling end usually falls flat![]()
Exactly. Some characters are all flash and no substance.
There has been some great GR material in the past. Filmmakers and story tellers in general just need to not try to make it a traditional superhero story and embrace the horror and other influences. I've said it before; a perfect GR movie would be 1/3 Easy Rider, 1/3 The Exorcist, and 1/3 Terminator 2.
Johnny Blaze and Danny Ketch together?
Have you read that page? I don't see an answer there. If you don't have an answer saying, "Here is a really long wiki page that doesn't really answer your question at all" doesn't help.Perhaps this will help:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_(creature_in_Alien_franchise)
I played the Alien vs Predator (2010) game and the alien's first person view had a weird camera lens but it's kinda normal.In the 3rd movie you get a POV from the Alien as it's running/chasing.
That's quite funny, I stopped reading after the mention of the Predalien. I was one sentence away from my answer!From that Wiki page regarding the aliens sight-
'They have elongated, cylindrical skulls, but possess no visible eyes, though in the original Alien film, the top of the creature's head was translucent, with empty, human-looking eye sockets within. This element was re-used for the "Predalien" 29 years later. How the creatures see is uncertain. In Alien 3, a fisheye lens was used to illustrate the Alien's point of view. In the novelization of the movie Alien, the creature is held mesmerized by a spinning green light for several minutes.'