**INTENSE & TERRIFYING** War of the Worlds (2005) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING
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*INTENSE & TERRIFYING* War of the Worlds (2005) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING
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So here's a fun fact, the grandparents, we're actors of the original movie. They did a cameo, and this one as grandparents, and they were the stars of the original war of the worlds
@@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753 Yup Gene Barry and Ann Robinson, apparently it was their final film roles before retirement.
Sadly Gene Barry passed away 15 years ago at age 90 and Ann is still alive and kicking at 95 years old.
@@EChacon Ann Robinson, IIRC, also did a "guest appearance" in the War of the Worlds TV show reprising her role of Silvia.
I don't believe that Gene Barry reprised his role in that series.
I still laugh at the scene with Robbie in the car lol
"What..like Europe?".."NO ROBBIE...NOT LIKE EUROPE!" 😅
europe must have rushed giant death robots
Was anyone else disappointed at the end when it turned out that Robbie wasn't dead?
The radio version when there was no TV caused a lot of panic because some people thought it was real. The fifties movie was wild and a little ahead of it's time. This one was pretty cool. You guys should watch, "The day the earth stood still" both the original and the remake with Reeves. You guys are such cool reactors, your girlfriend adds so much to it, so great reaction.
People thought the original radio play was real because a popular program on a different station ended a few minutes after WotW started. So when they tuned into it, they missed the warning that it wasn’t real.
That’s actually not true. There were some newspaper articles at the time claiming that, but that was a fake controversy created by print media to disparage their competition in the new medium of radio.
@@gorydetails709So true.Many many people missed Orsen Welles' desclaimer.Widespread panic.
The panic wasn’t as bad as most people think. The newspapers at the time amped up the story to try and give radio a bad name, since they were losing business as an information hub. There was some panic, but nothing like what the news depicted, so no people jumping out of windows or mass riots.
That gun scene with the crowd fighting for the car shows the nature of humans, we are only friendly and peaceful as long as our survival instinct doesn't kick in!
Despite the fact the Aliens utilized Tripods and use the Red Weed like in the original source Material, Steven Spielberg revealed in a behind the scenes featurette of the film, that the Aliens in his adaptation of _War of the Worlds_ are not from Mars but live on a planet in a far darker portion of the Universe away from ET’s home planet which would explain the Aliens ferocious hostility and their interest in the extermination of the humans during the invasion, compared to ET and his species who are friendly, kind and benevolent.
In addition, the designs of the Aliens in this film compared to the other aliens in the different _War of the World_ adaptations, they made them more amphibious with their movement being heavily based on a Tree Frog with the stealth of a Cat.
I occasionally wonder why some people are so shocked to see that the aliens bear a striking resemblance to their Tripod vehicles, since, when you think about it, humans in (and possibly out) of fiction tend to build robots that have rather human-like looks/builds. I mean, just think of Ultron, Baymax, Meet the Robinsons, I Robot, Pacific Rim, RWBY, and the Alien franchise as examples. So if humans often create robots in their own image, is it so out-of-left-field to consider that other intelligent organisms on other planets might do the same?
Not an intended jab at anyone in particular, just airing (or more like typing, to be more accurate) my thoughts on this
Dakota Fanning was so cute in this... then she was so different in Twilight as Jane. And the pregnant mom is from Lord of the Rings
@@maleymuzzy5713 Yup and the actress who played the pregnant mom is Miranda Otto.
I misread that and thought for a second that you said Dakota Fanning played a pregnant mother in Lord of the Rings!
Man if only you saw this in theaters. The horn was amazing whenever the tripods went off. Love that sound
I will never forget that sound feeling like it was vibrating through my whole body as it blasted out of the theater speakers!
Yesssss, this unlocked a movie theater memory for me :D
@@ejtappan1802 it was amazing. Every time I hear it when I see people react to the movie for the first time I just relive it because it just shook the theater it felt like
@@marieleelee mannnn it was so good
I have a theory that it was inspired by the radio play. During the attack on Manhattan a rooftop reporter is describing the scene and in the distance you hear a ship's fog horn blowing repeatedly. It's an eerie sound and it makes one think the Martian War machines are bellowing like mighty beasts as they wreck havoc.
My grandparents remembered the original radio broadcast. When the newspapers talked about mass panic from people who thought it was real they laughed because they couldn't believe people would be so gullible. 😆
For the driving scene where you thought it wasn't CGI, they filmed them on a green screen with no glass windows on the car. They then edited in the windows in post to make it look like the glass was actually interacting with the environment. Pretty cool technique that was pulled off flawlessly.
And wasn't the car stationary as well? Which is how the camera was moving all the way around it. So even though Nick thought it wasn't CGI, it was in fact really well done CGI.
I rewatched this recently, the last time I watched it was when it came out and I was younger. This movie holds up!
Girl has killer eyeliner skills. She looks great!
The horn sound still gives me the chills
The 1953 film of _War of the Worlds_ is based on the Cold War and fear of Communism while the 2005 _War of the Worlds_ is based on the 9/11 attacks and living in a post-9/11 world.
Speaking of the 1953 film, the grandparents at the end of the film are Gene Barry and Ann Robinson who were the leading actors in the 1953 _War of the Worlds_ film.
Finally, I never understood the sheer hatred on Dakota Fanning’s portrayal of Rachel in the film?!? Yes, I can agree from the vast majority and I’m not denying it, that she screams "bloody murder" a lot throughout the film which can get annoying and tiresome after a while, so I don’t blame the majority of you along with the fact Rachel had done tantrums in the film that frustrated all of you, but can you really blame Dakota Fanning and her character?!?! Rachel had to witness Tripods and Aliens vaporizing humans and at one point had to witness an Angry mob of humans trying to get into a van and that left her frightened, confused and terrified?!?
Is it frustrating having Rachel scream a lot?!? Yes
Does her character or even Dakota Fanning deserves hatred on this film? *NO* not for the most part, cause literally her character is a child and Dakota Fanning does an incredible job portraying Ray’s young daughter having to witness a frightening Alien Invasion.
If anything, I actually hated Robbie more than Rachel, considering his fixation on joining the army and abandoning Ray and Rachel.
I never looked into that but yeah it seems obvious now, as the Class of 2001. Hence all of the ash on Tom Cruise...
And the 1897 book was a message to imperialistic Britain as to what it would feel like to have aggressive colonizers come and destroy your civilization to exploit you.
And the original radio broadcast was so scary that it was actually going on, so they had to come out with a warning to people that it was only sci fi, not real.
Exactly, that's why Rachel (Dakota) thinks that was the terrorist
It’s the same issue with Lex Murphy in the Jurassic Park novel. People hate Lex and Rachel because they’re annoying, but fail to recognize that both characters are, at the end of the day, actual children. Lex and Rachel are the 2 best representations of a realistic child giving a realistic reaction to the situation at hand
The original version has always been worth a watch.
The movie Knight and Day with Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz is a fantastic movie.
The first half of this movie is one of the most genuinely mature sci-fi stories ever put on screen.
The word "adult" in fiction usually just means gratuitously explicit in some way (gore, 6 appeal, etc. -- which I'm a fan of, don't get me wrong). But this? This... makes you feel fragile, and expendable, and afraid. It's all the most jarring revelations about adulthood (uncertainty about the future, inability to solve intractable problems, etc.) forced on two totally unprepared kids... and it's hard to watch in multiple places.
I saw this version in the theatre and when I tell you at @11:45 people started screaming, I did too. John Williams' score doesn't stop. It's like Jaws. You know it's there. And you can't outrun it....unless you're Tom Cruise.
You absolutely should call it "Quýin-sday" (so sorry ma'am I don't know how to spell your name) [sounds like Winsday - Win's Day - Wednesday ...🎉 works on so many levels!
For a lot of fun, find the Orson Welles' radio-broadcast for Halloween this year. TH-cam has several posts. And the BOOK is outstanding, too. HG Wells delivered!
If you want to watch another movie where Tom Cruise does a stellar job and not his usual character , watch Born On the Fourth of July. Based on an autobiography written by Ron Kovic. 1989. I think people forget Tom Cruise is not just an action star. He has done some really good work. Try to watch it.
"The War of the Worlds" was showcased on "Theatre on Air" in 1938 and was broadcasted very realistically. Some people didn't realize it was just a show and thought we were actually being invaded by aliens. Absolutely terrifying at the time and hilarious to think now. Spielberg has come a LONG way since E.T. 👽
My father was a boy in New York when Orson Welles' radio broadcast happened. He told me that people were running through the streets screaming who actually thought that we were being invaded by Martians.
You are probably recognizing Dakota fanning from twilight. She was a part of the volturi who had that "pain/torture" power.
Hearing the horn sound from the Tripods in the theater was awesome. Just like the roar from the T-Rex in Jurassic Park. I believe SS is a great horror director.
I like the point made about Cruise seeming so normal. As much as I like Ethan Hunt and Maverick, those characters are like superheroes and it seems like he enjoys those characters because they allow him to seek out new challenges for himself. The Ray character is selfish, a little more stocky and dad-bodyish, and quick to anger. This is the last time Cruise ever played a character with this many faults.
Plus he kills a guy in more or less cold blood to save his daughter. I sure wasn't expecting that from a Tom Cruise action film.
Your Tivo joke was hilarious because Tom Cruise was in that movie too, also knew about the Tivo. 😂
Whenever I watch the scene where the large crowd started swarming and attacking the car where Ray and his Children (Rachel and Robbie) are in, it almost reminded me of the scene from _Children of Men_ with the Fishes attacking the car in the woods and killing Julian. Now granted, while both scenes are portrayed differently where one was an ambush orchestrated by Luke to become leader of the Fishes and using Kee’s Baby for political reasons, and the scene in _War of the Worlds_ was due to the desperate crowd in need of a ride/transportation to avoid the Tripods from the alien invasion, what all two scenes have in common was how violent and monstrous humans can become due to the collapse of society and/or desperation of finding something to move around during an apocalypse which IMHO I find it more terrifying than any horror movie monster/alien or an alien invasion in general.
It honestly makes me wonder how This scene and especially the Red Weed landscape scene literally got away with a PG-13 rating instead of a R rating?
Robbie gave me military potential. He was angry seeing his home & neighborhood ruined. He wanted to fight terrorists & help save people like he did on the ferry.
that's the opposite of military potential
16:25 My dad did voice isolation editing on that 360 car shot when it was still in it's raw format (no cgi). The actors and the car are stationary in front of a green screen. The surroundings were all added in post!
By the way, kudos for knowing the book and original film first! One last tidbit, the actor and actress playing the grandparents at the very end were the same two actors who played the leading roles in the original film!
while this one has better CGI and Tom Cruise in it, i liked the original ( 1953) better, maybe it was the nostalgia speaking 😁
The driving scene is a combination of several different elements. For the closeups, they filmed the actors in a van against the green screen and used driving plates they filmed from a car driven down the highway at relatively the same angles. The outside shots weaving through the traffic were shot with a russian arm crane that apparently won several awards for innovation and its ability to capture really steady shots while moving. The end result was a handful of techniques skillfully blended together in editing.
You may be recognizing Rachel (Dakota Fanning) from FRIENDS. She was the little girl Joey befriended in the house Monica and Chandler were purchasing.
Well from his perspective, *will* be purchasing by about next spring(?)
Also she was the girl in twilight in the vultauri with the pain power.
One of my fav scifi invasion movies. Some people hate it because they like the old black and white one more. I wish people could look past nostalgia and accept a new version of something. Not every modern day person will enjoy something super old. So its why they make new versions of old movies. I mean I also enjoy the old movie as well of course. But its a very different feel, story and overall movie. Might be worth a watch also.
Actually, the original film is not in black and white, it was always in full color!
@@ALivingFlame Ah, your right. I'm thinking of The Day The Earth Stood Still. I forgot about WotW is in color. The ships have those colorful three eye things on top.
When I tell you I was in LOVE with Robbie when this film first came out 😍😍😍😍 I thought he was the the most handsome guy I had ever seen, literally cried myself to sleep 😂
Is he in anything else as an adult?
Now, imagine seeing this in an empty theater in complete darkness. HORRIFYING!!!!!!!!!!!!
The walkers remind me of Striders from HL2. Did it a quick search, they were inspired by the H.G. Wells book walkers. The red stuff if I remember right is red weed and they use human blood and whatever to create it to help terraform the planets they are attacking. "transform (a planet) so as to resemble the earth, especially so that it can support human life", but in this case, they were doing it to be their plane. Also, them being taken out by bacteria could 100% happen, which is a really cool concept. There is a a tribe that live on the North Sentinel Island and they have been there isolated from the world for hundreds of years. They are protected, because any introduction of germs or bacteria could easily wipe them out since they do not have the antibodies for things. A lot of the set with the giant airplane was cut up and shipped to Universal Studios California and is on display during a tour.
I always enjoy Cruise in this film.
It really shows off his acting range.
2:18 She is so cute (I suck with names, sorry).
Her: "Is that the guy who played the first Hulk?"
Nick: "[No]"
Her, kind of embarrassed, and kind of whispering to Nick: "Cut that out"
Dakota Fanning is a great actress you watch her on the Twitlight saga was the one who hurt you with her mind. Also, for mor Dakota react to "man on fire" and "Uptown girls"
My only issues with the movie were the illogical nature of the aliens’ plot (they bury hundreds-thousands of tripods in the ground an indeterminate amount of time before they finally invade and humanity never finds a single one?) and the writing/direction for the characters can be frustrating. Otherwise I really like the technical aspects, score/sound design , cinematography, and the general atmosphere of the movie.
Also that image of a barely keeping it together Tom Cruise throwing the sandwich against the window in frustration and it sticking has lived in my head rent free for years.
I could never figure out why he even bothered with PB&J sandwiches in the first place. The house is untouched and still had power. There had to be a whole pantry, fridge and freezer full of food. Rachel could have said: "Dad you don't need to make sandwiches. There are steaks and tater tots in the freezer."
@@8RBrain My family tended to empty the fridge if we had a weekend trip and shop when we got back, in case the power went out while we were away.
movie? you mean book
@@arifeannor9573 Book had the machines come out of giant massive cylinders the Martians fired at Earth/had to be assembled on Earth soon after. Makes more sense than burying the tripods millennia ago, if they did that why not set up Earth right then and there? Or while they are burying them get infected by Earth's microscopic organisms and die off at the time/warn their buddies in space not to come to the planet after all.
also, an alien civilazation this advanced would be aware of microscopic pathogens that could potentially kill them.
28:36 that’s actually exactly how they’re supposed to look. In HG Wells’ novel, the main character ( who doesn’t get a name throughout the entire book ) describes the Tripods something like this: “they look almost alive, less like a machine and more like an insect.” Paraphrasing of course because it’s been awhile since I’ve read the book. And another part of the description I like is towards the end when the main character says that the strangest part about the Tripods is that nowhere in their mechanism is a wheel, at all. The whole machine runs without wheels
This story has a fascinating history.
"The 1938 radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds by Orson Welles caused a period of panic in the United States:
What happened
The broadcast was a Halloween episode of the radio series The Mercury Theatre on the Air. It was an adaptation of H. G. Wells's 1898 novel of the same name. The broadcast was presented as a newscast about a Martian invasion of Earth, and included realistic sound effects and simulated breaking news bulletins.
Why it caused panic
Some listeners were confused and tuned in late, missing the introduction that the broadcast was a work of fiction. The broadcast was also presented in a way that was realistic, with actors portraying reporters and government officials.
The aftermath
The panic led to some listeners fleeing their homes, and there were stories of riots, murder, and suicide. The New York Times headline read, “Radio Listeners in Panic, Taking War Drama as Fact”.
Orson Welles' response
Welles later explained to reporters that he had not intended to cause panic, and that radio was still learning about its effect on people."
The little girl's name is Dakota fanning, and she was an A-list actress from the early 2000. And you're absolutely right that her acting is amazing and so real. she has done other films with other actors and actresses over the years and has always nailed her roles!!! as a teenager and a grown woman, I have not seen many, but the one I did see was the new movie Equalizer 3 or 4 with Denzel Washington, great action flick which I recommend you see. Fun Fact: Dakota also was in a film with Denzel called Man on Fire, another good movie to see. hopefully here on your channel to react to? please lol
My dad had the story, musical version on cassette tape when I was a kid and every time we went out in the car he played it, I absolutely hated it lol
This is gonna be great!
Fun easter egg. At 12:36 the face of the running lady who gets zapped is an homage to the album artwork of Jeff Waynes musical version of War of the Worlds.
Most remakes are awful, but this one really paid homage to the novel. Great casting, cinematography & y'all gave a fantastic commentary!
The acting in this movie was fabulous!👽🙀
Awesome reaction of my favorite DreamWorks movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊
Oh dang, his film is anxiety producing! I saw it in the cinema when it came out and remember not liking it. I think, though, that I was not mature enough in my film appreciation to understand how well War of the Worlds meets its goal...which is to make us feel tense, uncomfortable and desperate. One of my favourite reactions of yours, so far. Thanks!
The girl has panic atacks. Wen the aliens arrive they send an Electro manetic pulse that messup all the tecnology
"Crazy guy tastes best, I promise." -Definitely getting that on a t-shirt!
You don't understand why people would stay and watch the machine rise from the ground? Have you ever met people?
I already know I will be thinking about: "What..like Europe?" "NO ROBBIE...NOT LIKE EUROPE!" for years to come xD I've seen this movie before years ago and didn't remember that line but it is so funny and know it's stuck in my brain.
no one talks about it, so,I will. I love how the movie humanise the military. The army is simple human beings who are scared too, look how young some of those soldiers are. 18-24 years old. No one going to mention that? Look at the fear and how some want to cry, but they still retain their job and duty to listen to orders and attempt to hold back and save civilians. Those soldiers are beyond incredible and need more credit. They’re the ones who have to stay back, while civilians flee and live. They don’t. The courage, the bravery , the selflessness . They got family too.
They’re the ones who have to face danger head on. They have to go up close to the aliens and fire under all that stress and pure fear . Amazing. Soldiers are underrated in these types of movies.
One thing too about the aliens I never understood how their ships can be under our water which wouldn’t our oceans be different than Mars? As I heard that’s the planet the aliens come from. Our oceans temperature is completely different. And when they were out of their ships and in the flooded basement, you’d think they would react? Earth oxygen and atmospheric again is not the same as Mars. How do the aliens breath our air? When it’s not the same. Also wouldn’t they be colourblind.
Alien movies are just funny to me. I don’t understand the evolutionary process on how this would work. How did Mars produce all these materials? Especially the torch lights/search lights a human made thing . How do they know the speed to enter earth atmosphere to not burn up into a crisp. What happens when there’s tornadoes? Heatwaves. Snow storms. Hurricanes. It doesn’t snow on Mars
This movie was Spielberg's "9-11" homage/reaction movie, his way of processing the attacks. That's why you see all the major elements here -- the sudden terrifying attacks, the "people dust," the airplane crash, the falling bodies (and symbolic falling clothes), etc. Robbie was just like so many others that day who ran off and enlisted immediately because he wanted to feel like he was doing something (anything). I think it's a terrific, creepy and very underrated sci-fi film.
I didn’t know that at all!
This is Tom's best performance by far he actually puts in and very good performance. Also possible his best movies. Jeff Wayne's musical (double LP) version which some of this movie is based on is amazing and i think is better.
The 1953 War of the Worlds film is my favorite version. You should watch that one too.
I love watching viewers reactions on movies and the most known reaction for this movie is "why are you standing their watching that RUN!" remember when the Jets crashed into the Worlds Trade Center buildings how many people did you see Run immediately after when first Impact NONE no different when something unexplainable happens right in front of you, it's human nature to be curious of what's going on, so you stand to watch.
theres one thing the 2005 War Of The Worlds didnt used, the Black Smoke, which would suffocate you In the inside of your body which Jeff Wayne in his book and the 2018 WOTW British Adaptation showing the Black Smoke
Even though I love watching people react to this movie, one of my only complaints with the movie is how Robbie survived.
Technically yeah he could have defeated the machine the same way that Ray did but still
I hate the "oh it's a movie so he survived" trope. I would rather it have been more explanatory
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Dakota has been in a ton of stuff. An episode of Friends (girl who talks to Joey in Monica and Chandler's new home), Cat in the Hat, Man on Fire, Push, Twilight, The Runaways etc. She also did voice work for Coraline and My Neighbour Totoro.
The two older couple on the porch at the end of the movie are the actors in the 1950's War of the World's. Gene Barry and I can't remember the actress's name. Great movie though, worth the time to watch.
I thought you saw "Jaws". That is another Spielberg movie.
Anyway! Thanks for the movie review guys. You guys are "legit". 😊 Much love!
The camera rotating around the car, green screen makes for great miracles.
You can tour the 747 crash set on the Universal Hollywood backlot tour. It's also a walk through attraction for Hollywood Horror Nights.
The strange man that took them in underground is a famous actor. Tim Robbins. He was in the Shawshank Redemption and several other good films.
Tom Cruise was great in this. Edge of Tomorrow, if you haven't already. Another Tom Cruise scifi flick that is a must watch.
For those who didn't know, there's an animated movie called War of the Worlds: Goliath. The premise is that after the first Martian invasion (the one from the book, or this movie), humans managed to salvaged fallen Martian Tripods and retro engineered their tech, resulted in major advancement of human technology. Some decades later the Martian came back with their upgraded Tripods and now humans with new technology developed their own war machines (mechs) to fight them. It' pretty cool.
6:40 that is Amy Ryan (Holly from the Office) 😊
Aliens are so mean...
Thank you for another great reaction.❤
One of the greatest sound effects in a movie - the Martian horn!
So first off, LOVE this movie, thanks so much for reacting. Very glad you enjoyed it.
Also, if you wanna see any other movies with Tom Cruise as a normal guy, more or less, a lot of his older movies show off his true acting prowess, more than an exceptional action star doing his own stunts.... may i suggest A Few Good Men with Jack Nicholson and a plethora of other great actors and actresses.
Finally its one of my fav 🎉
You probably think the opening dialogue sounds like an old film because its taken from the opening lines of the 1898 book by H.G. Wells. So definitely written in an older style. Its also the same way that the 1978 Jeff Wayne's musical version opens up so every time i hear it, I keep expecting an orchestra to start playing lol
Buildings destruction CGI is made in Maxon Cinema4D's physics simulation system. Those movie scenes was included in that software's official demo reel in around 2008-2010.
Other neat "alien Invasion" movie would be BATTLE LOS ANGELES... It's like War of the Worlds meets Saving Private Ryan, starring Aaron Eckhart. You guys would love it.
I am a fan of the book from 1898 and the adaptations (radio play, orchestral album, tv shows and movies). also known novel of H.G.Wells "the time machine" from 1895. I like the two movie adaptaions.
Tom Cruise ex wife in this film is the same actress from Minority Report
She was the female psychic
@@arasakathermalmantisbladez9368 No you’re getting them mixed up, the ex-wife in _Minority Report_ is played by Kathryn Morris, the ex-wife in _War of the Worlds_ is played by Miranda Otto who played Éowyn in _The Lord of the Rings_ movies.
"This is closer to the book description" (the look of the aliens). No, it isn't. In the book they have a huge body, big like a bear, a quivering, v shaped mouth and instead of arms and legs tentacles.
Another great reaction!
The older couple at the end were in the original version.
😂😂😂😂Your girl has a raw sense of humor...
I am a huge fan for H.G. Wells’ books of science fiction. War of the Worlds is my favorite
Such a lovely couple!
Ah another one to react to this ive been looking for more WOTW movie reactors
the kid is so entitled im a superhero gonna fight the aliens 👽 😂
Great reaction.
5:41 I got that reference. Good one!
22:25 "He ist a good kid..he´s ...."
Probably half of the comment section: "...just plain stupid."
If you’re looking for a good suspense film, you might consider “Blow Out” by Brian DePalma (1981). One of John Travolta’s best performances. Elbert gave it 4 out of 4 stars.
Excellent as always
Now you need to react to the next bunch of movies
Godzilla 2014
Kong Skull Island
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Godzilla vs Kong
Godzilla Kong New Empire
The aliens look very similar to the aliens in Independence Day
The scene where Cruise kills the guy in the basement while Dakota sings the lullaby is so chilling.
35:26 that was an intentional move by Spielberg.
Dakota Fanning played Jane from the twilight saga
Now you run, now too late! Haha relatable
u mention sci-fi classics to use for the channel, I know some i think is good for channels.
Underwater 2020, Leviathan 1989, The Thing 1982/2011, Event Horizon 1997, forbidden planet 1956, Annihilation 2018 The Dark Side Of The Moon 1990, The Fifth Element 1997, the obvious Alien franchise also. too name just a few diff types of Alien movies but theres always more
Notice they always have a clear path. 😅
love your personalities, when is the wedding? seems like a Nyguen Nyguen to me.