Cinematic aliens, for the most part, like to sow terror once they fall in our midst - think of the acid-blooded "Aliens," the people-mulching tripods of "War of the Worlds," the uber-hunter in "Predator," and "Gerard Depardieu."
Aliens that do come in peace are usually too otherworldly to be compatible for romance - no one wants to date "ET.
Cinematic aliens, for the about part, like to sow terror once they come in our midst - think of the acid-blooded "Aliens," the people-mulching tripods of "War of the Worlds," the uber-hunter in "Predator," and "Gerard Depardieu."
Aliens that do occur in peace are normally too otherworldly to be compatible for romance - no one wants to date "ET.
We've gotten pretty used to 3D movies by now and they've run the gamut from animated classic to other worldly mega-tale. There was Monsters vs. Aliens, Alice in Wonderland, Avatar and now. Jackass?
That's right. Even smaller budget films are getting the welfare of the 3D treatment. But audiences may only be set for a substantial breakthrough in the format: seeing something they truly WANT to watch.
