The SCIENCE of The PHEROMONE ALIENS in Attack The Block Explained
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- The concept of Alien life is something that is rather interesting and highlights just how little we know concerning what form it could take. In attack the block, after meteorites begin raining down from the sky, creatures would begin to attack a small group of young men and anyone who gets into the way, as they searching for one thing, females. But what exactly are these creatures and where did they come from? Lets discuss that in todays episode!
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Hey Roanoke I have a pretty interesting movie you could breakdown, its called Gaia(2019) Id really like to see what you have to say about the funky fungus in that movie.
@@thelizardman9166o need it is a prequel to the last of us
And Roanoke great video
@@Alpha-omega-beginning-and-end 🤯that makes alot of sense now!
Or when you do the math for a 280 ish lbs weight falling for .9 Seconds onto concrete and it ends out at around 1.5 tons on you heel and it shatters in guce spots is also very fun(not rly wouldn't recommend extremely painful)
Dude, can you go back to summarizing the movie in the first half of the video and then explaining the disease, species, etc in the other half of the video like you used to?
I think the pure outrage at “minor arteries” is what got me. I’m shocked she even decided to help them at all after they robbed her.
Ikr, I would have let the little bastard die.
The Hippocratic oath is strong in her haha
Unlikable characters in this one.
@@lucascoval828Yeah seriously, I was wanting the aliens to win 200%
I sent the video back 10 seconds many times laughing at that shit.
I always loved how the aliens in this movie looked. There's something about blackest black void coloring that just makes the happy neurochemicals happen in my head. They looks so fluffy, too. Like little void kitties, but giant Canidae looking murder aliens.
I don’t know why but the blackest black void coloring makes me happy too. I think it’s like Roanoke said about how our brain tries to fill in what we can’t see
I just immediately pictured that one photo of the pure black kitten in the pet bed with the biggest frickin eyes!!! 😍😍😍
Giant murderous alien void kittens need to become a stuffed animal.
Yeah, I love the way these guys look. My eyes have always been very sensitive to light. As a result looking at things like vonta black is actually very soothing for me. 🖤
“I am darkness!”
Still crazy that an entire country was based off of Yharnam from Bloodborne. Truly fascinating!
I thought they were based off the Harry Potter books?
@@ZebraOnYourNosehes being facetious, or more commonly known as joking.
@@shortlegsthekingofgnomes8962 hes joking too 🤦♂️
@@shortlegsthekingofgnomes8962He was also being facetious, more commonly known as joking.
@@shortlegsthekingofgnomes8962 obviously. everyone knows england is based off the monty python sketches.
Crazy way they pulled off the vanta black was to rotoscope the alien bodies in CGI along with enhancing the glowingteeth, in by the way they did practical effects with a guy in a fur suit and stilts. A fantastic mix. It is one my favorite creature effects next to 'Aliens', 'The Blob' 80's remake and John Carpenter's 'The Thing.'
RIP Sigourney Weaver
@@microcity1191 She may be retired but she is still alive. LOL
@@microcity1191 save that for the dead only.
Double doors are a common thing in Europe. One is hard, an external shell, many locks, and the door inside is soft and probably hollow, usually to keep more warmth in or for more security, but it's probably not even locked by some people.
I think it was more a spacing thing as most homes have screen doors for that that are maybe 6 inches apart. Aka not much. In the south it's used if the AC can't keep up with the heat
more common in the more rural parts, like single family houses built around the 1900s? to 50s. in my families houses, the outer doors are hard and secure, the interior was mostly for warmth and smell (between the two doors, there is another door to access the cellar, which used to house foods and coal, now tools and oil) - also convenient if you have cats
Everyone locks their doors it's only UK and US phenomenon that you have doors in your houses but weirdly refuse to lock them....
@@hubertino855 erm. You lock the outer door, but you don't lock the hollow one which can be broken by a simple shove.
We had our wooden inner door since the Soviet times and installed a metal one with many locks in the 90s.
Always said Attack the Block 2 should actually be akin to a courtroom drama with the gang of boys being charged for breaking the intergalactic version of the protected species act.
If I remember correctly, hardly any of the characters involved actually survive. I know a good few of the guys die so poor Moses is likely to end up with more than a few murder charges
With this video, I think the next analysis should be over British People and how such an interdimensional species can exist on Earth
Truly fascinating!
customise my rifle like it's 1862
Starting with the feet...
I am an American on long-term recon. I have yet to figure out the strange ways of the British. I have married one to hopefully gain access to the inner circle, I will update with progress when next safe 😂
@@EpicMEFyou do the world truly heroic service
Incredibly surprised you didn't hypothesize at least once that the aliens might have been sent into space by another highly advanced species, maybe as a way to wipe out other worlds for colonization / conquest. That was the first thought that came to mind.
This is what I thought when I watched the movie. Seed a planet to kill off the locals, then wipe out the creatures when the place is cleared. If the locals beat the creatures, well time to move on to another planet.
Yeah this was my thought, seeding of some sort, like humans dropping tigers somewhere to 'thin the ranks' or let a lesser species we can control deal with it then recall them with lures to take over.
tbf, those animals were too animalistic for such an attack. They were easily analyzed for a weakness, then quickly dispatched in under a single night. Not only that, but they were defeated by civilians. If it was to gauge humanity's response, it seemed like a very weak attempt.
Honestly I thought about this but more as a way of like a more intelligent species being like “okay we’ve lured all of these things onto this ship, now we’re shooting them into space because what’s the chance that they’ll land on an inhabited planet?”
Basically throwing garbage into space, which barely makes sense but neither does much else lmao
The creatures are very poorly designed if that was the case. Its like us sending Lions into space to do the same... They aren't highly efficient bioweapons with heightened senses and multiple offensive and defensive capabilities and a way to actually take over the planet... it seems more like some aliens that happened to land and do their thing.
Ah yes, the aliens in laser tag , I always wondered how they worked
And now you do!
@@RoanokeGaming blind sniffer apes be mad
So that whole movie Love Potion #9 was a lie 🤣 whole premise of movie they made a pheromone that drove ppl wild and want to mate dude tested it at a sorority 🤣
i love how companies can completely make up copyright claims for stuff that they don’t actually own the rights to and youtube will still go through with it
Firstly it's not a company, it's one single person (fuck Anish Kapoor, all my homies hate anish kapoor). Second, he made a contract with the company that invented vantablack as a form of coating of mostly spacecraft, that only he can use it for art. But since then there is an even darker black, so he didn't really get far with it.
@@lorinctoth9402copyright strike guy somehow is also involved in copyright shenanigans involving vantablack?
I find it hilarious that 30 seconds after landing in England the first alien is stabbed to death. Lilo and Stitch would have been a WAY different movie if he crashed there.
9:21 WOOO! Yeah baby! That's what I've been waiting for!
Could have used some more pixels XD
London experience I see
I would love to see you cover 'Carnifex'. It's an Aussie horror movie about an extinct species of megafauna. Its pretty much what Drop Bears are based off of. I mean, what drop bears are...
Didn't expect this one so quickly. Thank you for covering it.
Every week my man!
The movie is like 12 years old
The consistency and extremely high quality of these videos is abaolutely peak youtube content. I think this is the only channel I have never missed an upload from. Youre absolutely killing it roanoke. Best youtuber I've had the pleasure of finding.
I don't think you've done the orcs or the Uruk Hai from LOTR. Their life cycles are fascinating. Sauron and Saruman must have been some kind of genius geneticists.
I'm also scared of how many trials and errors they had before finding something that worked :o
... and chemist. He invented gun powder.
@@sorcikator993
Would make for interesting enemies in a game set in the film universe.
Encounter the abominations.
@@lucascoval828 I agree!
I don’t think the trees became the orcs, I think they were used as fuel to make the orcs (actually Uruk hai in the tree case)
As a british guy, this vid is highly accurate. Man tho, this channel has helped me a ton, esspecialy as i was studying biology for quite a while and reached a major road block, and me watching this channel massively helped me out of it
Hilariously enough, I found images of these things online with no clue what the hell they were, and I used them as monsters in D&D.
What did you use for their statblock?
@@thorne6477I second this question
I third the question. Starting a new post-punk 1986 apocalypse DND campaign.
I'm so glad someone is talking about this movie. One of my favorites as a kid.
Edit: As for their ability to get into space, my head cannon is that some other space faring species used them to clear out a planet's native species, but the more advanced species went extinct, so these things that arrived on earth are just floating around in space.
Honestly (and weirdly enough) this just made me want more Mass Effect vids. Hearing about a species that lands on planets then hatch reminded me of the Thresher Maws.
Yeap. Thresher maws are incredibly imaginative. One of my favorite creatures from me. Too bad everytime i see one is from the other end of a force multiplier...
pardon
Yeah I need more mass effect.
Mass effect is trash
@@tekken.universal2343 I rate this troll .5 out of 10
I always thought the aliens were a food source for other aliens, and are sent into systems ahead of time to populate and to eradicate local life so the aliens have a plentiful food source and a conquered planet by the time they arrive. Pretty sure this has been done before, but I can’t think of any cases right now 😂
I think that the wiping out populations part was the initial intent of the Xenomorphs in the Alien films, at least for the first one. In the audio commentary for the first DVD release of ALIEN, Ridley Scott basically says that the Engineers would drop the xenomorphs (in egg form) down onto a planet's surface like biological bombs and then they would wait for them to wipe out the natives. Granted, in Scott's original ALIEN, the creature had a very short life-span and would die after a couple of days. This got changed when the sequels were made, of course.
What if it's actually a species picked up by a higher species in their travel and they started using them as fodder to see how a planet reacts to extraterrestrials
in that case to the surprise of no one, England doomed us
Or they use it like the white spikes
Yeah, let us make peace with the very obvious predatory creatures who’s official language is ripping out peoples throats.
If that is the case, then it's very idiotic of them to send such a naturally hostile species to planets to see how they react to alien life. If they wanted to see how creatures react to aliens, then it'd be smarter to send an alien that's on a comparable intelligence level to humans and see how the species reacts to those.
@Drakid13Re3kt
"A Group of Bruvs"
Fuck, I'm dying 😂
This movie was such a fun small hidden gem for me and my dad. Was a lotta fun to watch.
had heard about it a few times in my life, glad I finally got to watch it!
There is no way I can thank you enough for covering this movie. Reason being is that years back I was watching a video about top alien creatures in movies and these things were one of them and the clip was of the one coming for the guys in the elevator. I had forgotten what the movie was called and think the clip show thing barely mentioned the movie's name but I vividly remembered what the creature looked like cause of how cool it looked. Many thanks.
Ah yes, Broanoke speaking about glowing aliens that aren't the brightest, let's go
Theyre just trying to find the right one lmao
What a blast from the past, I remember grabbing this from the bargain bin at my local DVD store when I was definitely way too young to be allowed to watch it
As per them getting off world and traveling in organic pods; they may not have evolved on a planet but rather in a dense asteroid belt, planetary ring, or on planetoids where they can easily escape the gravity to travel between orbital bodies.
Yes, that's what I have been thinking this whole time. It had made a lot of sense to me.
I like the idea but then they would have been crushed under the extra gravitational load of earth.
@@Squirl513 True, but we can imagine that they are stronger built so they can whitstand colliding with meteors.
@@lorinctoth9402 There's also the issue of a total lack of an atmosphere on any rock they would live on. If they can simply jump and reach escape velocity there's no way there's enough gravity for any significant amount of air to cling to it, which would greatly complicate things like echolocation, pheromone secretion/reception, and well, y'know, breathing.
lmao my computer shat itself and sent the same comment thirty five fucking times, mega oof.
@@amcat8015 Okay, true. Somehow I forgot to think about the most basic requirement of living lol.
I'm wondering if the teeth glow so that they can see when they need to. It's be useful for a predator in a completely dark world to have internal bioluminescence that it can cover up when it needs to.
As a Brit, I can say that, in all honesty, most of the country can't understand people who were born and raised in London. Also, given that the accent changes every 40 miles or so and regional dialects are so diverse, there are already Brits that struggle to communicate with Americans.
For example, I have to force a different accent and change my dialect when I talk online, because no-one outside of the UK is going to be able to decipher a thick Geordie accent and dialect.
As for why American accents seem to not change nearly as much, unlike England, you didn't go through over a thousand years of people leaving their place of birth for anything outside of trade being a rarity.
That must be a literal nightmare
@@RoanokeGaming which part, the accents and dialect changes, the fact that London exists or needing to change my accent and dialect when talking online? There's a reason people say that the United Kingdom is a shithole.
I wouldn't say US accents havnt changed. We do have a lot if movement but accents are generally region based same as there. Compare someone from Norleans to someone from Wedt Texas, to East TN, To Cali, North Dakota, to New York and Jersey.
Some you can't understand
@@zachowon I didn't say that haven't changed either, what I said, is that they don't change nearly as much with geographic displacement. You major accents are spread our over a much wider area than places like Europe and the the UK.
Roanoke: "Our eyes are amazing, we can spot movement so far away, that the main hindrance is the curvature of the Earth". Me, sitting here, having to squint to read the description cuz I havent updated my glasses prescriptions yet: "Ahh yes, amazing eyesight I see"
The aliens’ “hello there” before taking out the cops from the high ground got me too good 😂
“General Kenobi.” Don’t think you can sneak that “hello there” meme past me! 😂
Severely underrated movie.
I actually love the design for these aliens and their pheromone tracking.
The secondary door at 18:30 is to keep heat in like with double paned windows. I also think that it's to give more privacy and safety to the residents of the apartments if someone looked through the mail hatch to try to look for something to steal. Every house in a cold country of Europe has these secondary doors, from the UK to Finland.
This is one of my absolute favorite movies. I'm so excited for this!! And did you say I should always keep a force multiplier on my person? Also, appreciate the guns out lately.
hope you enjoyed it bro! And you should! they can be very helpful
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Gotta agree, if you have a multiplier, then the thug would have just pull one too
@@diibradleySelf defense, dont hesitate.
Stay strapped or get clapped.
The discussion between 19:17 and 20:33 is an excellent reminder that we are the kings of pattern recognition on this planet. We take in only as much information that is needed, then we essentially auto-pilot the rest of our way through life. It's the same reason why you can see "dig bicks" and read it as something completely different at first. Our brain knows what the original words are and fills in the blanks to assist us. The youtube channel "BrainStuff - HowStuffWorks" has a video going into more detailed examples in their video "Does Letter Order Matter?" in which examples like "I cdn'uolt blveiee that I cloud aulaclty uesdnatnrd what I was rdanieg..." can be found. It isn't talked about enough but pattern recognition is one of our strongest assets that helps keep us on the top of the food chain. It can also be argued that pattern recognition can be applied to subconscious behaviors like something just not "feeling right" or feeling like we are being watched.
Wow I thought that read dig blocks and was like “wait what" and read it again.
I appreciate the talk about how powerful the legs are, it's something most people don't even think about normally. Like, I'm not really capable of lifting much weight with my upper body (mostly because my spine is screwed, it's a matter of support, not strength). I'm only around 150lbs, but my legs can handle up to 210lbs, they kinda have to in order for me to even be capable of standing let alone walking or carrying things.
It's one of those things people just don't think about normally.
Roanoke I'd like to say that I've always been fascinated by biology and loved imagining how fictional creatures work. Your channel has brought me a lot of joy over the years and your other channels are fun as well. Thank you for what you do
Roanoke: Starting with the feet-
Me, weeping tears of joy: He said it, he really said it!
I love the fact that you used Obi-wan's "Hello There" when the cops got jumped
2:55 Not every time.
If somebody is already that close to you, they have the upper hand. That's why you never let people get too close to you if they're acting in even a slightly aggressive manner. You have to have enough time to draw, point, and discharge. If somebody is already on top of you, they're gonna give you the pokey pokey before you can do any of that.
Thats why I always walk around with it drawn and in the sky XD
@@RoanokeGamingbecause MURICA! Yeehah!
MURICA FUCK YAH
MURICA, BATTLIEFIELD PREGAME LOBBY!!!
Well you may get a pokey pokey... but draw anyways and give them the boomey boomey, right into the abdomen and hope you aren't out of battery 😂
"Hello there" at 9:03 and 9:05 made me have a sensible chuckle
Lmao i loved the self aware humour in this movie. That, with the action, and unique effects make this such a gem of a creature feature
Fun fact: a "force multiplier" is mostly negated when in melee range against a "force enhancer", especially if you are not VERY well-trained with it.
Also, when you started to describe what happens when you get a migraine, I was INSTANTLY 100% with you. I have a very similar experience, usually ending with pain so bad that I vomit/dry heave.
2:51 Actually, force enhancers typically win from ranges of about 5-yards or less, or about 4.5 meters. Even I (A relatively slow person at the time of the experiment.) was able to close the gap of about 3 meters before my father (Who once spun around, shot 3-4 bottles, and spun back around in about .8 seconds, though he was considerably faster back then.) was able to pull his (unloaded) force multiplier and aim it towards my general direction.
I think such experiments may actually be flawed
@@xXJLNINJAXx I respect your opinion. Though I must both disagree yet agree, I see some points against, and for, such experiments. have a nice day, good fellow.
I like that “Starting with the Feet” has become a Roanoke meme now and gets its own title card.
Thank you for the Gears of War reference! Those games don't get nearly enough attention.
You're my hero! 😂
I choose to believe that half of these movies, they don't even begin to figure out the physiology, but then Roanoke makes a video and they go "Oh yeah, that's how it would work!"
In Slovene we actually have names for medium blood vessels, they are called arteriole (as opposed to larger arterije and smaller kapilare)
Seeing you breakdown the glyphids and/or rockpox from Depp Rock Galactic would be cool.
Hey Roanoke, could you please do Cloverfield? Would love a rundown of Clover and the bug parasite creatures 😃
Uh...he did that already.
Hello Mr.Swoleanoke, would you ever consider covering the causes and effects of Cyberpsychosis from Cyberpunk 2077?
Great video as always, much love ❤️
Man, I am absolutely *shocked* that you haven't covered Parasite Eve. (at least according to my search on youtube).
It seems like everything you love. Micro biology, spooky stuff, science stuff. Specifically the playstation games, is what it's most known for but it came from a novel and movie in Japanese first.
Imagine being so naive that you think only the good guy would be carrying a "force multiplier" if they were easy to get and carry.
Yeah, I like Roanake's humour most of the time but repeating the same point of "Murica! Stay strapped or get clapped" like it would solve crime in London leaves a bad taste in my mouth as some one who actually grew up there.
Only thing it would change is that preteens would have knifes and guns.
@@rezachoudhury823 Don't live in London, but over here in Northern Ireland, gun restrictions do almost nothing to prevent crime. If someone is involved in crime and wants something that could kill or injure someone, they can either get in contact with someone who can get them a gun under the counter or get something that's very easy to get your hands on, like a knife. Cause of that, it's usually the farmers who are the safest, since they can get guns with a lot less hassle, until they actually use it to defend themselves.
But hey, maybe I should stop talking, I forgot renew my law criticism licence.
@@randomnessincarnate9348
People are of course gonna find ways to smuggle guns in or make "ghost guns" but even then... I've only ever seen knifes used in my time in London.
And I lived in a tired part of London, guns were mostly reserved for people doing gang related stuff and not petty crime. Probably wouldn't see them unless you're deep into shit.
And EVEN then, most of these guns were some WW2 era antiques.
I didn't say banning guns elimates crime but comparing deaths per capita of US vs UK, it certainly won't help in preventing crime if we introduced more lax gun laws.
@@randomnessincarnate9348 The point is: Yes, the farmers are safer cause they have guns and criminals mostly dont.
But if everyone could get a gun in the UK those criminals would have them too.
Everyone having guns is bad for self defence. Most criminals won't kill you. But they might if they think you are a danger to them, cause you could be armed.
@@Esteran If criminals think you’re a danger to them, then they aren’t gonna risk it in the first place. That’s basic survival instinct.
even Then, like I said, criminals still have guns. They don’t even need a gun to cause serious harm to someone who’s far weaker than them. I have a female friend who’s extremely cautious when and where she walks, even then, one time she got harassed by a group of highschoolers before running as fast as she could back home, cause even a single teenage male can overpower most adult women. Guns are called the great equaliser for a reason, if someone knows there’s a chance you could easily defend yourself, no matter how weak you are, they aren’t gonna take the risk.
Obviously not everyone should have a gun, you should get a psych and record check and be properly taught how to use one before being allowed to buy one. The requirements to get a gun right now however are far too strict. If someone has a gun or is physically stronger than you, the police won’t always be on time and you can’t rely on your local farmer to happen to be in the area and doesn’t mind getting sent to court for saving you.
I REMEMBER THIS DAMN MOVIE FROM AGES AGO. Roanoke I thank you so much for bringing this memory back to my mind, it has been so long since I saw it with my dad. The group needing to rely on the woman they harassed earlier always stick with me as my first exposure to true karma. It was one of the first more horror movies he showed me and somehow scared little me less than the snakes on the plane movie 💀.
I kind of want to see Roanoke cover The Dead of Night. That is the only movie that has ever truly scared me and that’s because we know next to nothing about them. Seeing if Roanoke can figure out any of it would be nice.
What year was it made?
A) I put down the Wrong name, it’s the Vast of Night
B) about 2020.
@@rogue_2k374says 2019
Quite appropriate editing for this one. You typically use Halo (flood oriented) audio for your background; but hearing Dead Space audio for a non-earth based organism is also a good fit.
this is the origin story of FInn the Stormtrooper, also regarding how they got to earth, maybe they were used as grunts by more advanced aliens to weaken the humans, however, their numbers would suggest it was more likely an accident
Roanoke, I absolutely love the science and educational parts of your videos. The breakdowns are usually more entertaining than movies and games you cover.
I love 'Attack the Block' it's one of my fav movies. Thx for covering it roanoke! :D
Yes! I’ve been recommending that you cover these creatures, they’re so fascinating to me. That you Roanoke for another great video 😄👍
I forgot about this gem! Such an underrated movie. Sound track lit too 🔥
Awesome video dude! I hope the next one is for the tardigrade monster from harbinger down!
Roanoke on an average night:
"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh. It disgusted me."
This is probably John Boyega's finest role so far. It's a brilliant film that tackles social politics and aliens hand in hand.
Exactly, this movie introduced him to me and I immediately fell in love with his acting. He is such a great actor!
My favorite theory is that they essentially are attack dogs of a more intelligent species. Basically, it's a first wave of a larger invasion.
This was amazing! Attack the Block is one of my favourite movies and I agree, as someone from England, i too sometimes wonder if this country is real xD Keep up the amazing work, I love how you make science easy to understand!
Love the old family guy reference "lock and load brides of christ!"
First time hearing Roanoke talk about Ocular Migraines, these things are some of the worse headaches ever. Every particle of light feels like a dagger to the back of the head! *great video man, as usual*
When anyone else saw these aliens immediately go "WildMutt?!?"
Finally. Someone said it
Alien lands in England and is immediately stabbed. Sounds about right 😂
Rough landing
9:42 This isn't walking on anything, sir. This is a muppet. 😂 It looks so doofy, I love it!
Bruh I LOVED this movie. So glad you're covering it.
hope you enjoyed it bro!
@@RoanokeGamingI loved it! Your videos are honestly one of the few joys I still get from RUclips.
As educational as it is entertaining. Watched your videos for years, ever since the first dead space videos. ( My favourite is still the fermi paradox video)
So although RUclips can be a dick. Just know we all appreciate your videos. Keep up the amazing work.
Hey Roanoke! Intersplicing the science analysis into the summary really makes these videos more cohesive, I like it alot. Well done!
i'm never going to look at this movie the same again. Every time one pops out and grabs someone, "Hello there!"
John Boyega and Joddie Whittaker really can't have a break with alien menaces now, can they ? And Joddie Whittaker really likes being a doctor it seems
Damn, thats why I recognized moses from somewhere, it's finn
She was damn near the only one. LOL
shit actors falling into tropes, what else is new
@@Haplo699gwhat you mean?
@@xXJLNINJAXx Most people didn't like her as The Doctor.
Concerning how i learned more biology AND chemistry from this channel rather than my actual class
Whoever sees this comment I hope you have a great day!
you too!
thanks pal, you too.
>:(
Wish I could but crippling anxiety and other mental problems make it hard too
You as well!
Honestly the first exchange between aliens and the bruvs just shows me we dont have to worry about aliens, they have to worry about us. And I am here for it
With the forces required to break a bone, I feel it might be important to bring up that different forces will affect different materials differently. The shearing/bending force from such a strong bite would probably affect a bone differently than the compressive force of landing from a high place, especially since bones were pretty much made to withstand those compressive forces.
Yes, you are right. That's why when a material is being tested on, the trial parts or test parts (don't know the exact English terminology) are being exposed to different forces such as bending, twisting and pulling apart (as far as I know compression is not often tested).
OK that english joke at the beginning was pure genius, I woke up my kids laughing
Another good alien monster is the creature from the 2016 movie the great wall. That would also be fun for you to cover.
I may be mistaken but I think he did.
@@Blasted2Oblivion he didn't and never covered the creatures from that movie
@@javonscruggs8233 That is correct. I don't know what channel I am remembering covering them but it wasn't this channel.
"Getting your head separated from your body is bad"
I love learning with Papa Ro
I think another cool idea for their homeworld is a tidally locked worlded with either sparse prey population or a very dark amd shrouded world. With adaptations allowing it to hunt in the extreme radiation of the sun facing desert and adaptations allowing it to hunt in the space facing taiga allowing to have a near limitless hunting range
I never knew that I needed to hear "blasted their young into space." I'm not a crude person but that genuinely gave me a chuckle.
I came across this movie when I was in high school, and I loved it. Plus this is John Boyega's first film, and I feel he did an amazing job.
Roanoke describing how it would feel to get your head ripped off just reminded me of the time I was at a chiropractor and she was telling me about how she accidentally fractured a girls cervical vertebra while adjusting my neck....
The girl was fine, she had osteoporosis so it wasn't really the chiropractor's fault cause neither of them knew about it yet lol
These creatures remind me of a monster from Ben 10 called Wildmutt. It looks almost like these things but orange and is almost like a Dog mixed with a Gorilla. It has gills on the side of its head it uses to both smell and hear which allows it to hunt down basically anything with nearly zero effort.
Except when it is sick or has allergies as the sense organs are covered in mucus
You brought me back! I used to love me some Ben Ten. I'm still patiently waiting for the Blu ray series release, along with the Naruto Shippuden Blu ray releases.
I'm so happy that you have a Rumble. I skipped RUclips and went straight there myself
Here are two movies that are assuredly traumatize people the Xtro, which the pictures are all over the place as actual skinwalkers And the skinwalker ranch movie
Ill have to check out xtro, watched skinwalker ranch, it seemed all over the place lmao
@@RoanokeGaming Its ironic that many people still fall for the Xtro alien picture being an actual skinwalker. Perhaps the older movies effects were really superior to modern cgi!
This Is One Of My Favorite Underrated Movies, Thanks For The Science Homie 👏🏾
Awesome movie without a doubt! You came up with quite a few explanations that seemed very plausible. Oddly enough I figured the Gorrilla wolf MF's were space faring in nature despite not being sentient. Like they had some sort of supernatural mechanism that allow them to intentionally go towards hospitable worlds, and the the female things out with the makes following as their form of competition.
I also figured the teeth were some form of animal mimicry/lure. Given how they look like glowing eyes in the dark it might trick other creature in the environment into thinking that it's a vulnerable point only to get bitten up.
Most unrealistic thing about this movie is a British cop instinctively reaching for his gun and not immediately calling for 22 more cars full of cops while waiting for a social worker to try and talk it out with them
The idea that this movie is an Alien slasher movie gone wrong purely because the supposed antagonist landed in England is so funny
Hearing you are also a migraine sufferer just makes me love this channel more.
love the little ''Hello there!'' when both cops jet jumped at 9:03
“Nitrogen would really like to be stable. As stable as possible” Yeah, me too, Nitrogen
Thank you Roanoke for providing fantastic ideas for alien origins for my tabletop campaigns with that tidally locked planet ejection idea
Oh man, such a good description of the visual impact of a Migraine aura. I might need to refer a few people to this video just to help them understand.