Sentences with phrase «aliens does»

I'm guessing the last was the Coens» True Grit back in 2007 (Cowboys & Aliens doesn't really count in my book), so any well - made addition to the genre is to be welcomed.

Contact with potentially hostile aliens does not seem to be any closer.

Turns out those human aliens don't love Earth very much, as the off - world Settlement Defense Front decides to wage war against the third rock from the sun.

I don't believe but I don't knock people because they do just like I don't try and convince people aliens don't exist or that the world will end tomorrow.

There are MANY consistent UFO stories, even by people who don't even know each other, but you don't accept that those people were abducted by aliens do you?

It is far more likely that aliens did everything, than god had any part to play.

now, if your your invisible, untraceable alien did all that..

Prove to me that space aliens do not exist.

If anything, the Bible lends a tremendous amount of credence to the theory that aliens did seed planet earth to grow humans as their slaves.

Say, not believing in large, well made studies about how the piramids had been made in favour of «the aliens did it» is not smart.

Aliens don't strike everywhere in equal measure.

«The aliens don't use Windows.»

Basically, I think the aliens don't blow themselves up; they just get addicted to computer games.

It does not matter whether it's a complex critter or simple microbe: If an alien does not use the same class of biomolecules that Earth life does (DNA, for example), its evolution was almost surely separate from that of Earth — a true «second genesis.»

The aliens themselves do not get much screen time, which I'm thankful for.

I quite liked the ending, faithful to Wells» book as it is (never mind the question of why the aliens didn't take the Earth's microorganisms into account, given their superior intellect); a more standard Hollywood ending would have ruined much of this movie.

(You need prawn DNA to do that, and the aliens themselves don't seem too interested in shooting anything up: the survivors are all drones, and figuratively and literally directionless without their dead leadership; they're just about able to take care of themselves on a subsistence level, and certainly pose no threat of, saying, taking over Planet Earth.)

Predator's campaign is good too, as Aliens are aliens they don't seem to have sense to tell a story:D.

Teenagers who have been chosen to protect the world from aliens do it by morphing into superheroes and piloting giant robots.

Johansson's Alien does not realize he is different, she keeps mentioning how he has beautiful hands and persists for him to touch her face.

Jack and Victoria's job is to ensure the aliens don't return while the last of Earth's resources are harvested.

Well, maybe so long as Aliens don't invade.

The spaceship that Dave is defending has three different rooms — four if we count the HQ, but the aliens don't really care about that area.

Guns don't kill people, aliens do There's a killer alien running loose in the jungle.

Soon the quartet find themselves in the middle of a battle between alien creatures, a gung - ho army colonel who is willing to kill everyone in the area to make sure the aliens don't win.

A couple of minor irritants for me: Lonergan wakes up and mugs three crusty old cowboys and winds up with perfectly tailored chaps, pants, shirt and vest; Olivia Wilde wears the same dress all the time but never really gets dirty; the cowboys shoot the aliens with guns, arrows and spears — sometimes they die, sometimes they don't; and supposedly the aliens don't see well in daylight.

The alien does not essentially distinguish between his looks and those of her other victims, but her encounter with him — an encounter of two aliens?

Why the aliens don't wear color contacts to be accepted by the humans, or why humans don't put on silver ones to fool the aliens is beyond the story's ability to explain, though sunglasses are generally used to keep it ambiguous for a spell.

Purple, because aliens don't wear hats.»

The reason for amendment was that resident aliens should show worldwide income and that would increase my income whereas nonresident aliens don't have to show worldwide income which wouldn't increase the income, however, it doesn't allow to claim certain credits.

This does not sound right; nonresident aliens generally don't pay self - employment / Social Security taxes while resident aliens do.

Though if the alien does take over you, it might write a guide just to lure us in... oh dear.

(The aliens don't even enter the maps.

Players need to break the assault and ensure the aliens do not succeed.

It surprised me how accurate Dr. Therapist's (that's his name) profile of me ended up being, based on how I answered questions like «with which alien do you best associate,» or «what's going on in this scenario?»

Alien does a lot right, Evil Within does a lot wrong.

Alien does a lot right, Evil...

«With Cowbots and Aliens we did an early Beta about a month before launch.

Because of the set up, players are able to use nearly everything on hand as a weapon, with the whimsical addition of it being robots and aliens doing the brawling.

And the Ing were pretty bland antagonists; unlike the Pirates, they're didn't come across as EVIL, just kinda - ugly aliens doing what they do.

Predator's campaign is good too, as Aliens are aliens they don't seem to have sense to tell a story:D.

In the first, a team of four players has to reach a set destination while player - controlled Aliens do their best to stop them.

Aliens do make the occasional appearance but the player can spot them before they get anywhere near the ship as their helmets are coloured green.

Players that never use the motion tracker will find themselves being ambushed and killed a lot, while players who utilize the motion tracker constantly will be unable to quickly defend themselves when an alien does attack.

There's a new gameplay trailer for Mortal Kombat X's forthcoming Kombat Pack 2 featuring Bo Rai Cho farting on his opponents, Triborg teleporting around, Leatherface testing out his chainsaw and the Alien... well doing what the Alien does best.

As you can see we drew a few aliens doing different things.

The installation brings together three works from his Invasion, Escape: Aliens do it right!

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That assumes the aliens don't care to know what happened with their transmissions.

If we could point to aliens doing this to our planet we'd recognize an enemy without hesitation.