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Alien
The creature in Alien is nothing more than just that, an ALF. (Alien Life Form). Intellectuals enjoy overcomplicating interpretations of what the Xenomorph could be. Some people could say it represents American fears of foreigners. Okay, but what that overlooks is these creatures are legitimately harming people. It’s not really something to open peoples’ eyes if it turns out that the thing they are using to take a stand against xenophobia when the thing they use as analogies for hate cause damage.The author of this paper prefers to see this alien as nothing more than the alien/ parasite it is. This thing is believed to be the perfect organism. The reason why it is believed to be the perfect organism according to Ash is a ludicrous one. Ash believes that part of its perfecon is because it has no conscience. ‘’I admire its purity. A survivor... unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality.’’This is a direct quote from Ash himself. You have to realize who is saying this. Ash is a robot. He has one direcve. Bring this thing back alive. He has speci=c orders to do this. The =lm is science =con nerd or scienst’s wet dream.The space ship, alien planet, blah, blah, blah is one thing, but even something as simple as the face hugger, is watered down and deluded by science. In a pure horror =lm, they would
By DJ Robbins2 years ago in Geeks
The Challenge of Public Legal Disputes: Examining Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's Case in a Post-#MeToo Era
In the era of heightened awareness around workplace misconduct and gender dynamics, public legal disputes have become highly charged events, often attracting widespread scrutiny before facts are fully established. The ongoing legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni - centered on allegations of harassment, workplace retaliation, and reputational harm - has sparked conversations about the intersection of justice, public perception, and the lingering impact of the #MeToo movement.
By Nazgol Rasoolpour2 years ago in Geeks
Top 30 Ugly Cartoon Characters That Left a Lasting Impression
When you think of cartoons, your mind might immediately conjure images of elegant Disney princesses or charming heroes. However, there’s another side to animation that often goes unnoticed—ugly cartoon characters. These uniquely designed characters stand out not because of their beauty but because of their imperfections, quirks, and memorable appearances.
By Vincent Otiri2 years ago in Geeks
Agra Affair Review: Just Another Romantic Cliché
Friends, Jio Cinema, and Amazon MX Player are both the same; they come full of content, but there is no focus on their marketing and promotions. Now under this, another show has come to Amazon MX Player whose name is Agra Affair. How is this show? Let's find out. Well, the Agra Affair is the story of a character named Akash, who manages a hotel that has completely gone downhill, or rather, whose business is running at an absolute loss, but he is running it out of compulsion. Now, here, he enters a girl who wants to help Akash.
By Ayush Verma2 years ago in Geeks
She wants to dance with somebody....
She wants to dance with somebody…. Now there’s a film that passed me by, ‘I wanna dance with somebody’, a story of Whitney Houston. After discovering this fairly recently and neither loving or hating it I realised that parts were gripping, poignant and simply brilliant. This epic, iconic lady who sang with grace making it seem effortless, needs a platform in order to feed the hunger for some kind of truth that demands to be told.
By Paula Smith2 years ago in Geeks
Is Spencer Pratt still married to Heidi?
Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag, prominent figures from the reality TV series "The Hills," have shared a highly publicized relationship that has endured numerous challenges over the years. As of January 2025, the couple remains married, demonstrating resilience and commitment amid personal and public adversities.
By Sangita Nandi2 years ago in Geeks
American Primeval Review: How Netflix’s Bold Western Outshines Kevin Costner’s HORIZON
American Primeval on Netflix takes a no-nonsense, brutal approach to the Western genre, offering viewers a raw, violent, and chaotic depiction of the American frontier. Directed by Peter Berg and created by Mark L. Smith, the mini-series steps away from the nostalgic sheen of most Westerns and instead dives into the darker realities of 1857 America. With themes of survival, violence, and the human cost of expansion, this show might just have what it takes to stand out in the crowded Western genre post-Yellowstone.
By Rahul Rawat2 years ago in Geeks
