I really didn't mind blacks in movies since about 10 years ago or so. There were a lot of good black actors. There were black villians. It wasn't forced and "political" back then. Forest Whitaker is one of my favorite actors.
The reason why he specifies this is to distinguish himself from the nonces. He's a murder and a rapist (of women), but at least he's not a nonce like Golic. Even though they "tolerate anyone, even the intolerable" (read: nonces), there's still a hierarchy.
>Prison planet >with only like 30 dudes plus one doctor and 2 wardens >no guns whatsoever, even inside a secured safe
They should have never listened the Alien fans, they should have doubled down with Aliens and the comics that came out after it instead of Alien 3 and Resurrection slop.
The whole colony is on life support. The staff has leverage because the prisoners know if anything happened to them, the company would just let them all die with no way to get off.
The real question is why Ripley's pod just happened to crash next to the only settlement on a planet that's 99.99999% uninhabited.
The Sulaco was under the control of WY and when they found out about the last minute facehugger it immediately set course for Fiorina because it can crash there under "controlled" WY supervision.
Bishop the android is still a company robot even if he's not a dick.
It always seemed fairly clear to me that the computer/database is smart enough to know that there's a nearby human settlement of any kind, even if it is a prison. So at the time of emergency activation, the computer just fires the EEV as close to that settlement as it can get it. That's just elementary mechanics.
It didn't "randomly" splash down nearby, the computer knew where to aim and took its shot. And technically, it did work. There was a non-zero survival rate: the emergency protocol bought Ripley a few more days of misery that she would have preferred not to live through, I'm sure. Would have been better to just snuff it with the others, but then the company would have a good shot at getting the alien. Ripley needs to be alive in order to make her Christ-like sacrifice and give the company a big Frick You, You're Not Having The Alien, Frickos. Not Yet, Anyway. Her Christ-like descent into the lava, shown explicitly in the original theatrical cut, is absent from Assembly. This is one of the few downgrades in the latter cut, relative to the original at least (overall the film sucks, regardless of cut, but Assembly is noticeably better overall). When Ripley grabs the newborn queen, she's literally going down, and taking the alien down with her.
>is a Black person
Well no shit.
beat me to it.
Also christian so it all makes sense.
*tips fedora/yamaka respectfully in your direction
go back to your containment board you lowlife scum
Black person
Curb nibblers are a problem. He had to intervene.
the alien franchise has some of the best black characters in sci-fi/horror fiction
the chad bonus demander
vs
the virgin janny cleaning shit it for free
>couldn't hit a target the only time it mattered
>IM THE FIRESTATA, TWISTED FIRESTATA
>I'M MOSELY!
You guys leaving out my homies Apone and Frost
>Before we dock... I thknk we oughta talk about the bonus situation...
I really didn't mind blacks in movies since about 10 years ago or so. There were a lot of good black actors. There were black villians. It wasn't forced and "political" back then. Forest Whitaker is one of my favorite actors.
>I don't care! Give me my bike back!
Me, I'm a breaker of bucks.
Oh thank goodness, for a nanosecond I thought you may have been homosexual.
'Sounds like women problem then, I am Anon, pleased to meet you'
I'm a rapist of children. Gender irrelevant.
the correct term is African-American, chud
alien > alien 3 > aliens > alien r
The swimming xenos were nice in Resurrection, but the rest was utter shit, especially the troony who got its arse sucked out of a hole.
4 > 3 > 1 > 2
1>2>3>>
=second prometheus>>>>>>>>>
What did he mean by that?
How do you respond without sounding mad?
N-no y-you're n-n-n-n-n-not!
>sort your minge out love and then get back to me.
The good doctor took care of that though
The reason why he specifies this is to distinguish himself from the nonces. He's a murder and a rapist (of women), but at least he's not a nonce like Golic. Even though they "tolerate anyone, even the intolerable" (read: nonces), there's still a hierarchy.
True.
Gets raped by a alien
No this is why people fault!!!!!
>I'm a murderer and rapist of women.
"In that order? Good Lord!"
>Prison planet
>with only like 30 dudes plus one doctor and 2 wardens
>no guns whatsoever, even inside a secured safe
They should have never listened the Alien fans, they should have doubled down with Aliens and the comics that came out after it instead of Alien 3 and Resurrection slop.
The whole colony is on life support. The staff has leverage because the prisoners know if anything happened to them, the company would just let them all die with no way to get off.
The real question is why Ripley's pod just happened to crash next to the only settlement on a planet that's 99.99999% uninhabited.
The Sulaco was under the control of WY and when they found out about the last minute facehugger it immediately set course for Fiorina because it can crash there under "controlled" WY supervision.
Bishop the android is still a company robot even if he's not a dick.
It always seemed fairly clear to me that the computer/database is smart enough to know that there's a nearby human settlement of any kind, even if it is a prison. So at the time of emergency activation, the computer just fires the EEV as close to that settlement as it can get it. That's just elementary mechanics.
It didn't "randomly" splash down nearby, the computer knew where to aim and took its shot. And technically, it did work. There was a non-zero survival rate: the emergency protocol bought Ripley a few more days of misery that she would have preferred not to live through, I'm sure. Would have been better to just snuff it with the others, but then the company would have a good shot at getting the alien. Ripley needs to be alive in order to make her Christ-like sacrifice and give the company a big Frick You, You're Not Having The Alien, Frickos. Not Yet, Anyway. Her Christ-like descent into the lava, shown explicitly in the original theatrical cut, is absent from Assembly. This is one of the few downgrades in the latter cut, relative to the original at least (overall the film sucks, regardless of cut, but Assembly is noticeably better overall). When Ripley grabs the newborn queen, she's literally going down, and taking the alien down with her.
The movie is full of nothing but contrivances. It's so lame compared to the previous two
This movie fricking blows, and the contrarian support for it only makes it clear your opinions are worthless. Has a few good scenes though.
>i'm a cuddler and kisser of cunnies.
Or what Hollywood calls... an executive producer.
heh.
>having one y chromosome is bad
>having 2 makes you hitler
No alien ever called me homie