#alienssss

[starcerealmilk]

Tome with alien headphones!👾

my fingers are hurting sm from drawing (;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`)

My fingers be like:

[hesmushedfaceswithbabara]

"Cycles... in human years is millenniums...." the advisor says slowly, "so thats over a hundred thousand years--- er... sun travels,"

"So? They are humans," the general huffs, "Easiest species to exterminate,"

"Maybe... but humans are also like a plague," the advisor says, "If one manages to survive no armada in the Great General's Army is safe,"

and thats what happened....

The alien armada approached earth, an advisor being brushed off by a general “Oh please, the humans only invented air-travel a hundred or so cycles ago, how advanced could they be?”

[theautumnaldemon]

REBLOG IF YOU LOVE PUDDLE AND THE KING

[yukibitez]

should i... finally update my game 😭

[dzsverycoolart3]

paint 3d alienssss

[meep--tm]

(wakes up from a coma) guys these r so awesome i love them I LOVE ALL THE ALIENSSSS. MY LITTLE GUYSSSS... what do you think apollo and madoka would talk about. i wonder

[welcometohelck]

Makin alienssss

[magicovento]

THINKING ABOUT HOT ALIENSSSS

[defensivelee]

alienssss

[croc0lasreblogs]

Alienssss :000

🛸👽🛸

[a-whisper-in-the-closet]

Okay, so I watched The Thing (1982) recently and here are my thoughts:

(Content warnings will be under the cut for the sake of spoilers and triggering content)

TREMORSENSE (no spoilers)

This movie made me laugh quite a bit at the puppeting and outfit designs, as any 1980's film would, but the puppet designs, acting, characterisation, and writing honestly made me love this film a lot. They do run into some more cliché character decisions, fair warning, with the 2 black actors being 1980's clichés but they did make some plot decisions that pleasantly surprised me with them. All in all, I'd recommend this film a lot.

CONTENT WARNINGS

Animal Death (dogs)

Casual 1980's Racism (characterisations)

Explosions

Fire

Freezing Temperatures (literally)

Graphic Depictions of Gore

Graphic Depictions of Violence

Gun Violence

Isolation

MAJOR CHARACTER DEATH

DARKSIGHT 120FT (minor spoilers)

This film might actually be one of my newer favourites due to how the characters are handled and the monster design. The monster design is some weird "scientific" shenanigans, as the 80's usually had it, and oh, it is gross. The design and set are beautiful, obviously not in the Antarctic snow but sufficiently cold with some very good attention to detail. The acting during scenes of interrogation honestly made me very happy to watch, despite the more racist clichés. The movie centring on a white hippy-looking dude was expected but the actor made up for it by being, by my memory, good at acting. The slow build definitely pays itself off, making for a very delightful watch, with the suspense and lingering isolation making the horror of the situation build exponentially throughout the movie. Despite the ALIENSSSS plotline, I had a lot of fun with it. It was honestly great.

[more in-depth analysis ahead]

SEE INVISIBILITY (major spoilers)

The movie's pretty average 80's at its opening, slowly being introduced to characters both through the opening action shots and throughout the movie with very little exposition and a slower-moving plot. The opening scenes also include a dog being shot at by Norwegian men on a helicopter. The Usamerican research base doesn't speak Norwegian, causing confusion when the Heli lands, leading up to the plot. In general, the movie centres and hinges A LOT on the initial confusion caused by Usamericans being culturally inept, which I enjoyed deeply as a Usamerican. It was funny because it really would happen like that, huh? Anyway, I sincerely enjoyed the set-up, since the characters just assumed the Norwegians were aggressive since the opening introduction was one man from the USA base being shot in the thigh and then saved the puppy. As a dog lover, I was torn between wanting to kill the obvious plot device and petting a leetol puppy. In the end, they chose to save the dog. I will say I fucking adored the characters and felt absolutely terrible whenever someone died. I was often angry FOR the characters and devastated by the loss of an innocent. The plot twists were all as fun as they were reasonable and a lot of the film really did just Make Sense. The "Angry Black Man" caricature kinda(?) made up for itself a little bit by the man being able to be subdued and him being one of the people reasonable enough to survive the ordeal. The ending was as lonely as the beginning, made worse by the fact that it was two men who had worked against each other for most of the film being stuck in an Antarctic storm with no understanding of who would arrive to save them or when. It was a very, very lonely ending that made you both ache for the characters and angry at both of them for what had happened. All in all, the ending of the film was wonderful in the way it left off.

[reverbee]

Ok discussion,what's the alien anatomy like

okay, let's go~

-their systems. Okay, I as a failing bio student did not pay attention to different anatomies so I'm bullshitting this. But I think that they have some extra factors that add into them being able to digest space rocks, probably having an extremely acidic internal system that can break it down.

Now you

[nosnexus]

I know we’re in the future, but I 100% expected that woman to pull out a conspiracy cork board.

[juliannaelise]

Alien soul, alien heart, alien mind☄👽🌙

[ceabu]

BUG ACCENTS!!! oh my god that sounds adorable. Imagining cricket chirps and beetle chatters and moth clicking.

thats what im talking about ;o)

[alientrashpanda]

Have another selfie because messy hair is aesthetic and i also really fucking love this shirt.