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The trailer gives all indications of stinker3 (cubed) complete with Weaver look-alike. *

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mr grits

In Reply to: RE: If the first was a stinker, the second always is a super-stinker. nt posted by tinear on December 19, 2007 at 14:00:49

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Well, then, maybe I can at least hope for good nudity. - Enophile 08:25:10 12/20/07 (5)
As long as it's rated "R," they should just have a few naked chicks roaming around the set (independent of the plot or action) at all times.
- Dream on. Naked Aliens laying eggs is all you're getting. * - mr grits 12:59:07 12/20/07 (4)
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  - You know, both Alien and Predator have exoskeletons, yet one wears clothes and the other doesn't... - Enophile 14:22:42 12/20/07 (3)
    You know, maybe it's a Disney-style decision.
    
    Goofy is a dog who wears clothes, but he can talk.
    
    Pluto is a dog who goes naked, and he cannot talk.
    
    Predator has a civilization and culture and builds spaceships and does leisure activity..."he" wears clothes.
    
    Alien is more feral...hence no clothes?
    
    Oh, well, a naked Alien is still better than a naked Fat Bastard.
    
    I'm still goin', and hopin' for the best.
    
    My wife mocks my eternal horror film optimism.
    
    I charged off to see 28 Weeks Later, I Am legend, 30 Days of Night (sorry of I got the name wrong)...each time hoping for cinematic bliss; and came home let down every time.
    
    For me, the "best" horror film is always "That One That's About To Come Out!"
    
    :)
    - Imogene Poots has a nice exoskeleton (28 Weeks) * - mr grits 06:31:07 12/21/07 (0)
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    - OK, I have to straighten this out. - free.ranger 17:47:50 12/20/07 (1)
      No exoskeletons on these critters.
      - You know, you're right. - Enophile 12:00:44 12/21/07 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: OK, I have to straighten this out. posted by free.ranger on December 20, 2007 at 17:47:50
        
        Of course!
        
        I've seen the Alien skull on the Predator ship. D'uh!
        
        But when you bust open an Alien, I do not recall any specific internal skelton, either.
        
        The Predator, now that I ponder it, does seem to have internal skeletal structure with regard to his movements. Bone with overlying musculature.
        
        It was the Predator's chitinous facial features that made me think 'exoskeleton.'
        
        Thanks for making me think further!

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