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The Alien Movie Saga Finally Explained

The Alien Movie Saga Finally Explained

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The Alien Movie Saga Finally Explained david: 'sup Cyber Punks? Please Google my new sci fi fantasy novel 'The Music Of The Spheres' by David Dangerfield'. Themes include Australian indigenous culture, music, fashion, politics, ecological disaster, an harmonic pandemic, mythology and metaphysics. Paperback and economical eBook (instant entertainment for enduring a lockdown) now available worldwide online and in-store. At just over 100 pages it is designed to be a quick but mind bending read featuring surreal and poetic layers describing music and dance, as well as song lyrics. Published with Austen MaCauley of London.
Story synopsis: The world of the not-too distant future is plagued with ecological disaster, economic collapse and ruled by a tyrannical corporation called Omni. A twelve year old Afghan named Orpheus, cast among millions of ecological and political victims within a mass detention center in central Australia, can bend reality with their singing voice. Careful to evade Omni's brutal oppression and obsessive control over emerging new dimensional possibilities known as the 'The Spheres', Orpheus teaches their gifts there to a growing counter culture of 'Orphics'. With the help of a blind Australian indigenous elder named Yunuringa and the arrival of the comet causing the dimensional anomalies, prophesied to be an ancient artificial intelligence arc known as The Argus, Orpheus leads the Orphics at mass Corroboree's in The Spheres. With collective voice, they heal the sick, empower the poor and mend the Earth's ecology. Evolving the hearts and minds of all who can hear. The Music of the Spheres.
About the Author: Whilst working a variety of day jobs in Melbourne, Australia David Dangerfield's consuming passion has been music, composing, performing and recording a considerable trove of instrumental music over many years. From grunge, avant rock, electronic, abstract, ambient and sound scapes to performing and recording soundtracks for short film, dance, theater, arts festival pieces and digital media. To hear new and archive instrumental music by the author please search David Dangerfield at t. David has also been an announcer and music programmer for commercial and public radio, DJed in bars and clubs and consulted to Olympians on music for sports freestyles, amongst many other musical adventures. The culmination of his extensive arts and communication industry experience is his magnum opus, The Music Of The Spheres: an epic seven part musical myth cycle, the first installment of which is this volume-The Songlines Of Orpheus.

Date: 2020-07-14

Comments and reviews: 9


Ridley Scott's movie contrasted humanity and artificial intelligence. David is the android (programmed to serve humans) developed an evil consciousness when he betrays the humans on the ship at the end of Covenant. But humans were still capable of using their intellect to defeat the Xenomorphs which causes us to wonder what happens to the humans after they're locked in the sleep chambers leading us to the next movie when it's released. Truly wonderful film concept
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Protohuman? Are you kidding? And it wasn't on Earth, it was a planet orbiting a main sequence star like our sun. And protohumans don't make ships that equals the size of clouds. But, thanks for beeping out the profanity. But also, the alien baby having a lot of Ripley's features? I see no such indications: the only feature it had was that it was female. But, the video certainly brings back memories- lots of memories.
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I personally liked the mystery behind the xenomorph before the prequels were made. I preferred not knowing where it came from just imagining that it evolved out there in the universe as a very deadly preditory lifeform. The mystery behind it made it much more scary imo.
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The whole prometheus-covenant line is just sweaty, cheesy, money-begging, unfounded, childish storyline for explaining the alien saga. It needs no explaining. It was the most terrifying without any explanation.
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Except this is wrong: David REcreated the xenomorph, he did NOT create it. He was merely trying to copy, and control, something the Gods (Engineers) had done, in order to attain Godship himself.
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I call BS on the Reference to Jones the Cat 7: 45, going to LV426 to help fight the Aliens, Ripley left him on earth before departing on the Sulaco. Apart from that, great video: )
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The whole saga screams Dostoyevsky and Nitsche and the psyche that spawned nazism and sovietism and scientific psychosis Europe found itself in in 1930. s
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Explain why the engineers are so huge in the Alien derelict ship, but they are only a little bit bigger than humans in the sequels, prequels, whatever.
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Another doper commercial laundering dope money from farmer school that doesn't just sell McDonalds and on HIT LIST
Good luck eating ass forever.

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