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Good lord, aliens have invaded! All Sci-Fi!

Gentlemen, we must band together against this threat

Please blast these hideous creatures with carefully crafted replies to the post below which show them that we are the more intelligent species!

I can't do this alone. I need your help. Don't just sit on your hands and read the great posts on this fine board! Stretch your minds and flex your hands on your keyboards to create well-written comments!

If you don't, the alien invaders will know that Earth is populated by dimwitted dullards who can easily be conquered.




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The Alien Factor (1978)

Opening Statement: ~ The sequence with the man on the motorcycle was added to the movie after principal shooting had wrapped in order to pad out the running time to a reasonable feature length.

Note from me: Yes indeed, nothing fleshes a out good plot like a nice long motorcycle scene!


Spaced Invaders(1990)

Opening Statement: ~ The actors performing as the Martians were virtually blind when the Martian heads were in place, so they had to be talked through their actions.

Note from me: This doesn't surprise me, because the Martian costumes were bulky, and the faces were largely immovable, other than the small mouths. The fact that the eyes didn't provide the wearers much visibility is consistent with the obvious fact that the costumes were just not well designed.

Alien (1979)

Opening Statement: ~ The blue laser lights that were used in the alien ship's egg chamber were borrowed from The Who. The band was testing out the lasers for their stage show in the soundstage next door.

Note from me: Hey, that was convenient!
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)