That's because old Gorignak here is provoked by vibrations in the ground and sounds as they cause it at best annoyance and worst pain, so when it was launched into space it found tranquility in the total silence of space, at last free of any sound and vibration.
@@pedrotrejo8118 This was covered in a deleted scene earlier in the film. When Tim Allen is running away from the rock monster and asks Alan Rickman for advice. Rickman (as Alexander Dane) does method acting, imagining he is the rock monster and that its motivation is to stop the noise and vibrations it is bombarded with.
Finally finds peace because all the noise has stopped.
Is it me, or does the rock monster seem content when he's shot into space?
“I’m a planet now...”
That's because old Gorignak here is provoked by vibrations in the ground and sounds as they cause it at best annoyance and worst pain, so when it was launched into space it found tranquility in the total silence of space, at last free of any sound and vibration.
@@apdarkness905 That's beautiful lol
@@pedrotrejo8118 This was covered in a deleted scene earlier in the film. When Tim Allen is running away from the rock monster and asks Alan Rickman for advice. Rickman (as Alexander Dane) does method acting, imagining he is the rock monster and that its motivation is to stop the noise and vibrations it is bombarded with.
The subtitles in the DVD state that it really does just want the noise to stop and it finds peace in space.
He was right about that quote
I've just noticed that the alien soldiers are playin' poker or something like that!
0:47 Rock Monster is not The Imposter
0:20 🪨 monster