"Perfect Organism"

Mr.J
MemberOvomorphNovember 08, 20111945 Views24 RepliesSo, here I am, watching "Alien" tonight. So Ash is made and Ripley is asking him, how do we kill this thing? He replies, it's perfect...the company wanted it. So, we can agree the company knew of this specific organism? Thus, sending this rag tag crew to bring it back. I guess we are going to see in the last 8 minutes of how this "Perfect Organism" came into existence or was a failed project of the engineers. I am guessing as well the that crew of the Prometheus would probably see this Organism as there were reports of men dressed in "Alien" attire...sorry guys..just alot of info that there is and it is exciting.
November 08, 2011
How ironic, I just finished watching Alien tonight as well. I don't think the company had any prior knowlege of the Alien itself, but wanted "whatever it was" to be brought back for analysis. Ash's new orders came once the distress call was intercepted by the Nostromo.
Ash didn't know what it was, all he knew was what he had learned in the short time of examining it in the med-lab and then as the crew were picked off one by one.
One of the scenes I found interesting, was the part when they're going to land on LV-426 and they hear an elephant-like sound and Parker says "What the hell was that?" but nobody else seems to hear it. I'm curious if that was part of the distress call which they intercepted or if it was just the sound of the wind outside.
Predator: Badlands - coming November 7th, 2025
November 08, 2011
Not to mention the deleted scene in which you actually hear the "Jockey" speak for a good 12 seconds, perhaps that perked the curiosity to gather whatever is found
November 08, 2011
There is deep underlying story where Prometheus, I hope answers these questions. Special Order 937, someone knew the ship was there and what the cargo was. Did an android from the Prometheus film gather data that was transmitted back from him to the dark figures of the company..thus alerting them to the space jockey ship?
November 09, 2011
I thought that they all heared that sound and that it was part of the technical problems.
But about the alien, it's a pretty big to say it's perfect after all you know is that it's having acid blood and a great skin. Yes, Ash says it isn't weakend by thoughts or morality, but how could he know? all he saw was a dead facehugger and a chestburster, and that Dallas didn't seemed to be killed. In my view he couldn't have known anything about it's 'thoughts'. I really think the company knew more about them. And when Ash talks about his perfect creater and why it is that, he is not more than just a head on a table, so it might be that he can tell it due to his 'problems'. He also was the person who didn't want to remove the facehugger and made the chestburster escape.
November 09, 2011
(haha, my second try to post this)
About the 'elephant' sound, I thought it was part of the mechanical problems on the shuttle and that Parker just get's scared of it.
I think Ash got a lot of confident information from the company after the distress call.
I really believe he had had to know more then he told, cause all he knew about them was that they bleed acid, have a very 'strong' skin and that it might not have killed Dallas. Ash talks about the fact the are not weakened by thought's and morality, while know's nothing about there behavior. In first place he only calls the facehugger 'a though one'. Only when he is having some 'technical problems' he starts to talk about the aliens being a perfect creature and why.
He also let's the chestburster escape, like he wanted it to propagate (as seen in the deleted/director's cut 'scene' scene) , instead of freezing it and keeping the alien alive.
November 09, 2011
if the company knew what the alien was then they should know how dangerous it was ... and then would have been ridicolous to send an unarmed crew of only 7 to in an spaceship with thousands eggs ...
So if the company knew something ( and i think not ) it should have been something very vague .
November 09, 2011
The Nostromo could have been in space already and to bring back an alien, the must have been unarmed, cause every person with a own mind would have tried to kill it directly.
Ash was an android with as only purpose 'to ensure the safe return of the organism' just like mother. And the Alien(s) wouldn't be able to use his mechanical body, so if he locked himself or the alien(s) up, they could travel home safely, where the company could 'pick them up' and capture the alien(s).
And I say nothing for sure, it's just a possibility. So we'll see in june.
November 09, 2011
They probably knew what it was from old documents found on earth talking about the xenomorphs coming in a.v.p. That storyline ties in with Alien, right.
November 09, 2011
It is apparent the "Company" knew of some type of organism but as to it's nature they prob did not. Reroute an unarmed ship with people that no one will miss...expendable. But by placing ASH on the ship prior tells me that they had already drew up a way to get it back here to earth...so, then, something in PROMETHEUS will hopefully flesh that out, like Scott said, the last 8 minutes will give a brighter light on Alien...
Okay...can we finally get a trailer? I mean it..seriously..the Dark knight has one already, though it is not much but it has one..
and yeah, Scott could care less for AVP and any of the movie that were made after Alien.
November 09, 2011
One thing i dont get is why Ash starts to make some warm ups after the crew of the Nostromo goes to explore the alien ship. I find it really strange for a robot XD.
November 09, 2011
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RE: USCSS Nostromo, Flight plan, #233/04-A.
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[In an impressive display of attention, the Anthology's date of Ash being assigned to the Nostromo before departing Thedus coincides with the amount of days Dallas ascribes in Alien. Two, that is. Assignment: 10 June, Nostromo departs: 12 June
THE COMPANY KNEW EVERYTHING...this is from the LEGACY COLLECTION. Ash was assigned to the Nostromo two days before it departed Thedus.
November 09, 2011
Yeah, I kinda figured they had this planned before the flight departed. The company knew the ship was there and just needed people who would not be missed. How long have they known about the ship? With some insight, I would think Prometheus aids us in the many questions we have from watching "Alien" as a stand alone film...full of mystery.
November 10, 2011
First time on the forum... Big Alien fan...
Reply to alpasavi:
The reason why Ash starts to do a warm up as crew of the Nostromo goes to explore the alien ship is because Ridley and Ian Holm, i.e. Ash, thought that because he was a robot that the motors in his body would get stiff over time and that he would do warm up's to keep them from getting stuck.... It was in one of the DVD commentaries...
There is a major need for a trailer for this film...
November 10, 2011
and this is exactly why I suspect we now know, in light of the new addition to the story line, that "Bishop" was always nothing more than a pure mechanical representation of the fact that "WY" wanted ONLY to create a new weapon. They were aware of everything involving The Prometheus by then and from the very start.
November 10, 2011
Why not just send a ship with just androids rather than the human element? The mission would get probably done without interference of the human emotion. Much to debate and think about...I love my fellow fans here...cool stuff!
November 10, 2011
lol...now we know...
Bishop was so close to changing everything...
& That's why his scream of ..."Nooooooooooooooo" at the very end of Alien3 resonated so strongly with me all these years....
...I just knew there was something so sinister in that scream, and now we know, he WAS an ANDROID just as Ripley suspected all along, and all he wanted and and all of what he stood for was the capture and exploitation of Ripley's baby !!!
November 10, 2011
Ok guys, explain this to me. If Bishop can't by mission or action harm a human being because of his behavioral inhibitor how would he be able to keep the specimens alive for return to the company labs knowing that they'd kill humans in their reproductive process? I think Burke did something to Bishop since the company owns Bishop and Burke is the company rep there. Is there anything in the anthology somewhere about this?
November 10, 2011
I would not even count Aliens and Alien 3 having anything to do with Alien and Prometheus..pretty sure that Scott has his own intentions with the androids.
November 11, 2011
I disagree about him not counting 2 or 3, and especially 2.
That was a great point about Burke and the androids in general.
Whats funny is that even in the movie Aliens itself there is a STRONG suggestion that it is false to assume he wouldn't be able to bring the specimen{s} back to earth because of his programming because during his knife play with Hudson, Bishop Misses and cuts himself, a Clear Sign he is NOT up to the spec he claims he is...and at that point the viewer is forced to believe that something isn't quite right with his mantra of his/it's of non harming of humans.
What I am realizing as we move closer to Launch is that the possibilities that these original films left behind are almost limitless and very exciting with regard to their nature and their set up in the 1st one.