I think the Death Angels just want A Quiet Place to exist but their hearing is so sensitive that any noise effects them. Which is why I petition the writers for A Quiet Place: Cicadas edition where we see the aliens just going crazy on trees and nature in an attempt to silence those bugs.
That's a really good point, half these things wouldn't even be attacking humans, they'd be like hunting down birds and stuff. However, side from dramatically killing some raccoons, they rarely hurt animals
Dude it's not there sensitive ears they make them attack its because there scared like a wild dog meeting a human if your theory is true all of them would have drowned in rivers and lakes
I'm going to find out if they watch my channel, and are just trying to spite me 🤣 and surely, there must be some mineral to block armor piercing but the energy transfer doesn't make sense to me
The concussive force of most bombs would liquify their internal organs, making their outside armor useless but of course we have to go by movie logic lol
@@toastedgoodness2435 so? thousands of movies have done that so why aren't you complaining? Even then they are aliens made by fiction. You expect aliens to come to earth and obey all physics we know? They are aliens that arrived on a meter, it makes sense why they survived the bombings. Creatures capable of surviving the vacuum of space and entering earths orbit at thousands of miles per hour are gonna be pretty freaking strong and durable. Even then they are fiction, so the person who created them made them immune to normal physics. Get real this is in every movie ever. the predator franchise? That ignores physics, so does AvP (alien vs predator). So just stop hating on a movie for having it's own logic.
Wouldn’t a tank shell basically deafen them? I blew up a firecracker 3 times last Fourth of July and it was wack. Couldnt hear and there was ringing for a few seconds. A tiny little firecracker did that to a human ear. Now imagine a tank shell or artillery to an over sensitive alien ear.
How would you hit them considering how fast they are shown to be? Launching missiles and reloading tank shells makes a lot of noise and would have them instantly run towards you, making them much harder to hit. Also I don't think it's just loud noises that hurt them but rather a specific really high pitched frequency
@@HateHolo It would still deafen them it doesn’t have to hit them. And considering how stupid these mindless kill machines are they would just run into the shell. Without movie logic these creatures would actually be way easier to kill irl.
@@HateHolo tank rounds and gun shots don't release sound on just one frequency, they release a lot of sound on a lot of frequencies including those that are above the range of human ears. Considering that, it's pretty difficult to assume they would just walk away from a gunshot unfazed.
I like how when he starts talking about island nations being safe to dwell, he doesn't mention the UK probably because it wasn't safe to dwell even before the death angels arrived XD
By the time they could possibly evolved, depending on how many humans are left, and how organised they are, there would be very advanced technology, and i doubt any aliens would be alive, as when given so much time, survivors should be able to reclaim at least some parts of mainland, and destroy masses of aliens.
Zach people have needs man, you can't ignore your needs even if it ends up being an apocalypse, hell that makes the survival of humanity extremely paramount.
I feel like them not being able to swim wouldnt cause them to die since they have no need for oxygen. And would probably swim/walk on the ocean floor until they happen to reach an island.
Respekt, dass ihr das ohne Arachnophobie Modus spielt. Ich habe den Regler komplett nach oben gedreht und die Spinnen sind nur noch Kugeln mit Augen, aber trotzdem total gruselig
Imagine being on a cruise when this happened. Assuming you didn't get ruined by a tsunami, you'd have to just sit on a big boat until you starved to death. Honestly that would be terrifying
You could kill them by just using antimatter because when antimatter interacts with normal matter(our matter) it generates a large burst of gamma radiation in a expanding bubble and atomising all matter in that that bubble and turning it into pure energy. So basically they would die due to just getting atomised. But the only problem is antimatter is not widely producible (understatement) and you cannot really keep it stable enough to use it as a weapon and it cannot be produced en mass.
18:33 I feel like they can’t swim because water clogs up their ears and thus rendering them fully blind which probably throws them off but then again that’s just what I think
she shot the tank to started the fire so that the water would come, not to kill it..the dad mentioned this in the first movie how the water drowns out any other sounds. the water made it harder for it to hear her moving .
I think that the death Angel's just do not drown but just sink to the bottom like a Hippo but cannot walk but is stuck and the reason in the first movie that they are in water is because it was really shallow so it might have crawled in the shallow water
An armor piercing 120mm tungsten sabot round would make one of those things implode. The army shouldn't have lost and if you survive the initial attack you should be fine.
First, no species bigger than microscopic are fire proof, completely resistant to the cold of space, let alone the vacuum as well. Second, even with armor plating they wouldn't be impervious to all gunfire. I've seen an AR15 fire a tungsten core armor piercing round through ar500 steel. So, a 50 caliber BMG is useless but they're susceptible to a shotgun blast. Right. Third, I'm pretty sure someone somewhere would have figured out they're sensitive to harsh sound/a feedback loop way before 99% of the population bought it. I saw a video where people banded together to find a flag in an anonymous field in BFE, so I'm sure this would have been discovered. So, yeah, it really is supremely stupid. Great video series though!
The good news is it doesn't matter how armored they are. If the idiots come in on an asteroid. Their organs would cook and crush and kill them from the inside the absolute moment they hit the ground
Just the sonic boom alone from the asteroid entering our atmosphere would’ve annihilated their eardrums and more than likely the entirety of their internal organ. That movie should’ve just not explain at all where they came from and how.
Ironically enough, since most bullets are super sonic the bullets would cause the aliens to open their armor just before the bullet hits to kill it so literally the militraries wouldve wiped them out in a few weeks maybe months
This movie shouldn't have been a science fiction movie. I think it would have made much more sense to make these creatures magical, thus belonging to the fantasy genre.
Imagine in the Death Angels somehow absorb nuclear radiation and convert it into what they need to survive so whenever we dropped a nuke on them we were just giving them food for another who knows how long
I like the idea that the government know how to deal with the monster but wait for them to wipe out the majority of the population before they come in and help.
I think there gonna make a part 3 because when the movie ended it didn't feel like the end of the monster's it felt like there was going to be a part 3
I clicked on this because its you, but also because i live like 20 minutes from quantico, and happen to know they have LRADs and ASP Devices around there, so id be okay. Like.. abiding my movie logic and all.. most of virginia would remain untouched. Weve got noise cannons that can turn your eardrums into goop.
My biggest issue with this movie is that the military and some police forces have sound based weaponry, so was it not effective, and if not then why was a malfunctioning hearing aid able to stop them?
Wait...With how sensitive their hearing is would a close, sudden gunshot deafen them (even temporarily)? Or is their system of hearing so advanced it can take those decibels without damage to their "ears"?
First time watching this movie when it's show they go for sound I just go: so they are like dogs so a dog whistle will confuse them or harm and you can run or hide. A friend goes telling me how stupid the idea was... And you know how goes in the end of the movie
I mean these things can't swim, and we have one of the world's largest navy, constantly at the sea, and coast guard, who btw have the capability of broadcasting the message of, "they can't swim", dams can also flood cities, at will, and we currently have sonic weaponry.
Whenever they want to hear clearly, they remove their armor(no need to force them). Somehow no military guy ever noticed this and didn’t come up with new tactics to kill them. No it takes a barn and random civilian to exploit their weakness. By the way how this things deal with heavy armor like tanks ? A single amphibious apc could lead all of them to any lake or ocean. I would really love this movie series more if they showed how this things dealt with militaries…
I'm late here in 2023, but I truly love these "why you wouldn'ts," because I have a bunch of A-hole friends that always have balls of steel and the OP know-how in the survival of everything. Eventhough any one of them have more phobias than the average 10 people...its great sharing these videos to their 1st to die in every scenario a$$#$! Lol
Wait, wouldn't a creature adapted to a high pressue just die if it ever tried to go into lower pressure enviroment? Kind of like blobfish? Or is there some kind of explenation in the movie?
Armor Piercing rounds. I just solved this entire problem. Jokes aside, lets be fair the monsters are not well designed but they look cool. By my own rule, if the dumb is outweighed by the cool, then it passes :P
Yeah. No. The low pressure of space and earth compared to the environment of their home would kill them. If you think not "because their armor" look up why blobfish look so... blobby. It's because they live in high pressure (at the bottom of the ocean) like the death angels and the low pressure of the surface kills them. So the "Death angels" would be little more than liquidy gelatinous flesh material. Don't even get me started on how the meteor impact would kill them. Edit: Imagine going from your comfy 15 psi atmospheric pressure to a vacuum chamber. Where the pressure is so low your bodily heat would cause all the water in your body to *b o i l* TO BOIL AT ROOM TEMPERATURE. Then embolisms would form. Your skin would turn beet red and if you held your breath... your lungs would explode. But don't worry you would be conscious through the entire process. Until of course air bubbles would form in your brain and kill you. Decompression is a b*tch.
gotta be honest, apocalypse movies where everything happens in north america are kinda funny when you live in the south hemisphere. Pretty sure 90% of end of the world movies scenarios would change nothing for us
Zoologist here and there’s a number of prominent points I want to mention: The first and most bothersome (to me) is if they can withstand the vacuum of space, the forces of re-entry and evolved under higher than earth’s gravity, the likelihood of the angels “drowning” in water is very very low; they may not be able to swim or float, but they’d likely be able to traverse along the sea floor just fine. Secondly, as some others have stated, the angels could likely hear your heartbeat and breathing from significant distances, so they could be confused/overwhelmed with local sounds such as with a waterfall, but people could not hide by standing still and holding their breath. On the plus side, since the angels aren’t consuming the people they kill, that means they aren’t actively hunting humans to extinction so much as creating safe territories for themselves to hunker down in until the drive to take in energy or reproduce overcomes their drive for survival. This is assuming they aren’t aggravated by attacks etc by outside forces discouraging them from settling. We don’t know what resources they need to consume or what conditions they need for reproduction, so there is definitely a chance that either or both aren’t met on earth so ultimately humans could survive just by waiting them out, but it’s not an ideal strategy until more info is obtained and could end up ultimately being a waste of time if the angels find something they can consume here. Ultimately I believe that people close to the impact zones would perish from the impacts themselves, people in and around the territories the angels mark out would be wiped out, but militaries would quickly find/develop our sound technologies and then begin systematically wiping the angels out worldwide. There would be lots of death before things settle, but I don’t believe humanity would truly be at risk of extinction in this scenario. Also, a lack of food/energy would eventually drive the angels out of their established territories, which will be messy, but by that time people should already be actively hunting the angels to extinction themselves.
I dont think sound weapons are a easy choice to use because if the frequencies used by them arent effective already their use is heavily discuraged by tons of death and destroyed equipment
When Evelyn shot the oxygen tank, the end goal wasn’t to kill the death angel, but to make the sprinkler system turn on. The fact that she purposely looked at the dripping sprinkler shows that that’s what she intended, which allowed her to make more noise while saving her kids.
Y'know, if they can hear your floor creaking for miles, they'd most likely be able to hear your heartbeat. I see no reason they wouldn't, really. In which case, stealth and evasion would be pretty much impossible!
They would also freak out in a rain shower with all those sound bombs hitting the ground, start digging after every ant in the ground and attack random trees swaying in the wind. With such an overpowered hearing ability, they would also hear every stomach sound you make, every fart you let go and every crack of a knuckle.
@@AlexJones-ue1ll, even with selective hearing, and use of echolocation, they'd be able to "see" you, even if you weren't moving! Disregarding the caveats of such a sensitive hearing. Though I think they'd be able to tell the difference between non-static objects and other creatures, given time. I mean, they can recognize each other.
@@caililli for echolocation to work you would need to be moving. If you stopped completely echolocation wouldn’t work. You would just look like a part of the environment
I have tourettes and my worst tic is clearing my throat randomly and loudly. So I'd be fucked. Its literally painful to try to stop myself from doing it.
@@thedominator5620 this made me laugh because if the death angels found taco bell expect that place to be filled with blood. yes i am a sociopath how did you know
True, most movies lack common sense with how things work and realistically a high caliber ap round will kill them even if their armor "stops" it the concussive force of a bullet will cause serious internal damage like with us humans wearing body armor, the bullet won't pierce you but the blunt force can cause serious damage
Exactly like in no way is 50% of the human population dumb enough to not think of a counter measure outside of blow it up and blow it harder for a being with super sensitive hearing.
Would take time to determine their weakness is sound. Where are all these high frequency weapons coming from? They have to be manufactured. No area is safe or secure from these creatures long enough to do anything on a scale large enough to fight them.
"unless there is an element outside our currently known periodic table that can withstand all of this...." New element is called plot armor, one of the strongest substance known on earth, can last for a good while but will eventually wear down when needed for dramatic effects
I find it funny that people don’t comprehend that science is only a theory, and it is derived from observations and logical inference. It is not a rule or a law. It is just our approximation. It does not account for alien worlds or materials much. Hell, it does not even account for everything that happens on our own planet. So, having a FICTIONAL movie contain some new elements is not unheard of. Every fiction comes with two things: Assertion and inference. We ASSUME that the creative element is true, and then logically infer what it would mean if it were true. That is how ANY fiction works. ANY Sci-fi, fiction, supernatural horror movies etc. All of it is based on a setting taken for granted and a work-around of that concept. Yes, the movie is inconsistent as hell. But that is not because of the physics of their armour, but more so because of the inconsistency in their behavior/sensory systems. Who knows? Maybe the die from attacks to their “head/head” not because of the weakness of that material/inability to that material to withstand shock, but because their brain is located around there and it gets exposed. Maybe they also don’t communicate through hearing with each other, but only PERCEIVE through hearing and communicate with some outerwordly frequency waves (string theory) with each other? Hence, their brain getting exposed in order to communicate (when they appear to “scan” and vibrate) might be to open up enough of armour to pass through that signal. Since it is not illogical to assume that their omega-durable exoskeleton is probably so dense to the point it inhibits any and all communications. So, it may be the case that their insides are just as durable/shock resistant as their outsides, and no amount of shock can really damage them. But because they expose their brain/neural center to communicate with each other over distances, it becoming unprotected and being a weak point is not all that unbelievable. As per why they open it up when they are attacked by sound? Maybe the are in such pain that they want to scream, and their only way of “talking” is through those vibrating signal transmissions…. And in order to do so, they have to expose the center of those neural signals. Boom, alien physiology inquiries fixed. Yes, it does not explain everything. It does not explain their inability to sense things around them with their Uber-hearing. But hey, now THAT is plot convenience. Similar plot convenience like in any other horror movie so that humans can survive… Simply because that is how Western media depicts horror movies. They COULD have gone for Asian horror trope, where survival is completely void and utterly impossible/unrealistic under these circumstances, but many people would then complain of how “boring” it is knowing from the very beginning the outcome of that horror movie. Aka western critical thinking, where we would rather have the characters we cheer on survive despite all the odds, instead of accepting their inability to do so.
@@kingol4801 Cool reply to a joke, tbh, didn't read it just glanced over it. All I got was you trying to describe a plot convenience. Which I'm hoping everyone is aware of what it is. But yes I'm aware that in order to have a movie, the movie must have conveniences to move forward. Though sometimes movies make it dumb. Pretty sure a movie would say an average guy with only a thin napkin can take on a rocket launcher 6ft bulking murderous guy with ease. Sounds funny and cool, but when you think about it, how? So a zombie escape a crash when all it basically did was shake and tip over (because with the door facing away from the crash and in the bed of the truck... Edit: I'm referring to the army of the dead but still A Quiet Place has lots of conveniences) seems kinda silly. So anyone jokes are jokes, they're meant for laughs not to draw attention to something or be taken seriously.
If the sound of the implant can fuck them up so bad you would think the extremely loud impact of the meteor hitting the earth would just kill them immediately. Or at the very least completely destroy their eardrums and ability to hear
You would only think that if you think the hearing aid hurt them because it was too loud. You can literally see their ears tuning into sounds to pinpoint their location, see their head plates swiveling in the directions they're listening, and see technology going haywire around them. The hearing aid is on a frequency they're tuned to that makes them unable to close their head plates.
@@muntu1221 think about how sensitive their hearing is. It doesn't matter what frequency it is, something as ridiculously loud as an astroid colliding with the earth would absolutely damage a creature that is that hearing sensitive in real life. Considering they can hear a cough from a mile away there's no way something that unbelievably loud wouldn't damage their hearing
@@nickthorn6522 First, let's get this part out of the way. You're basing their abilities on a a specific version of an adaptation from Earth. They're not from Earth, and they clearly don't follow the same biological rules we do. They're walking EMPs that tune into individual sounds like a radio and swivel satellite dishes on their heads. You don't know what loud noises do to them. Next thing, they can close their armor and stop listening. See, a problem with a lot of the critiques of these creatures seems to be that most people don't pay much attention to the movie. The hearing aid didn't hurt them because it was loud. Again, it's the frequency. Not because that frequency was loud, but because it interrupted their ability to close their armor. Why? I don't know. It seems to be an involuntary response to that frequency, not a general response to noise. A hint to this is that the hearing aid has incredible feedback when they're nearby, so much so that a deaf person can hear it. They're obviously producing and reacting to some kind of signal, and it's implied that the hearing aid is bouncing that signal back in some fashion that they can't ignore or tune out. If it was just loud, they would close their heads, attack it, or move away. Point I'm making her is that they're not hearing like you and I. They're hearing like an alien species, and they're reacting to sounds like an alien species. We can only judge them based on what we observe them doing, not how we think life should behave. Especially because they're supernatural horror movie monsters, not an astrobiology model.
@@am-ranth8955 No, I don't realize that. Because that's a fake critique. You can say that about literally anything. And I mean it. First off, what's the inconsistency? That they don't follow the standard laws of physics or that they're supernatural? Because if I went into every ghost movie with a research team and complained that ghosts don't follow the laws of thermodynamics, you'd call me a dumb ass, and rightfully so. Second, the most basic of "logic" is easily dismissed just by watching the movie. It's bad faith nitpicking of the Cinema Sins generation of media critique. "If the Predator sees in infrared, why is he bipedal?" "If the Cloverfield monster is so large, why doesn't it suffocate?" "If the Enterprise is so fast, why doesn't it get ripped apart by its own speed?" It's those kind of stupid nitpicks, the kind that are interesting thought experiments for you to have fun figuring out with headcanons, but are useless if you INVENT an inconsistency in your own head and apply it as a critique. It's the kind of critique someone who doesn't write and has hindsight bias makes up and thinks "just look at the camera and explain it to me" is a good suggestion. And no, that's not the only reason supernatural plots work. I don't know who told you that, but you need to slap them. That's just incorrectly applying Brandon Sandersons rules of magic to a genre he doesn't write (horror). You don't need to lay out the rules from the get-go. You don't even actually need to be consistent. You can establish rules and violate them whenever you please, so long as that violation is in the service of the plot and/or the audience experience. Yes, you should strive for consistency, but we have all forgiven violations in the rules of stories because that break from consistency was worth it in terms of drama or spectacle. Anyway, here's what I want to know. When were the death angels stuck under biological and physical laws? I really want to know when, because there WAS exposition that heavily suggested that wasn't the case. Ignoring the big ass meteor they fell from, there's a huge wall with information about them in the first movie that says they don't eat. That is heavy emphasis that they're supernatural. Just because they're from space doesn't mean they're implied to be scientifically plausible.
I'd question how bad they actually are considering how selective their hearing seems to be. Can hear footsteps on gravel from across a forest, cannot hear the breathing and heart beat of frightened humans a few feet in front of them
They didn’t hear footsteps on gravel, they heard the rocket ship. They can hear loud noises from long distances, smaller noises they have trouble with. Lee said this himself. Personally I think their hearing is actually selective, which kinda makes sense. When they enter enclosed areas, they tend to switch to echolocation, which allows them to detect people in front of them, but this makes it so they can’t hear smaller noises such as a heartbeat.
I'm convinced these creatures are bioweapons from aliens yet to reveal themselves. 1) The creatures don't eat humans, they simply attack anything that makes sound. 2) The creatures have ears to orient themselves and to hunt; this needs air or water to transmit sound. That rules out them being something that naturally lives in the void of space. 3) From the second movie, we learn they can't swim in deep water. Their incredible speed on land seems to indicate they are primarily a land-based animal that can move through swallow water - and even hide in it. But they appear to breath oxygen and drown if in water they can't stand in. 4) We know nothing about the creature's reproductive habits, what it eats, nor how it arrived. We assume they came in on asteroids, as shown in the second movie. There was at least one other impact near Shanghai. But it was referred to as a "bomb." I think the asteroid, or impactor, was merely a delivery system for the creatures. Regarding the 'planetary chunk theory' there is no evidence the creatures planet was destroyed. That just isn't a thing from the movie. For these reasons I think the creatures are a bioweapon deployed on Earth by an alien presence we don't know about yet. I imagine the creatures have a 'shelf life' and will start dying off after a period of time. This would allow the creatures to execute a massive blitzkrieg that wipes out the dominant sentient species that might be capable of resisting the aliens who deployed it. It also hides the true attacker from any counterattack or capabilities the aliens may have missed when observing humans on Earth. But, the creatures would die off and those that deployed it could begin colonizing Earth with very few humans left alive. Yes, the Navy would survive for a time. But ships have limited supplies, people get sick, things need maintenance. Eventually, attrition would disable any organized resistance. Land forces could not be mobilized quick enough to mass men and materiel. Tanks aren't omnipotent; they need fuel, parts, maintenance. But again, you could not mass men in one place for very long before they're overwhelmed and killed. I'm curious what the guys in NORAD and other deeply buried command and control points are up to. Do drones still fly? Are most satellites still functioning? What's happening to the nuclear powerplants? etc. That's my take, hopefully we'll learn more in a third film.
I think the Death Angels just want A Quiet Place to exist but their hearing is so sensitive that any noise effects them. Which is why I petition the writers for A Quiet Place: Cicadas edition where we see the aliens just going crazy on trees and nature in an attempt to silence those bugs.
That's a really good point, half these things wouldn't even be attacking humans, they'd be like hunting down birds and stuff. However, side from dramatically killing some raccoons, they rarely hurt animals
I like to think the first year in a quiet place 1 was just the monsters attacking a waterfall over and over
affects them*
Dude it's not there sensitive ears they make them attack its because there scared like a wild dog meeting a human if your theory is true all of them would have drowned in rivers and lakes
Yes!
I'm going to find out if they watch my channel, and are just trying to spite me 🤣 and surely, there must be some mineral to block armor piercing but the energy transfer doesn't make sense to me
I came from your video
The pen is mightier than the science Roanoke, how many times must we teach you this lesson old man!?
@@WowSuchGaming in this case, the 'keyboard warriors'
The intro to Roanoke's video on Quiet Place 2 probably had lots us yelling at our screens like, "I f***ing knew it!!!"
Wow thanx UA-cam thanks for unsubing me from Roanoke.
The concussive force of most bombs would liquify their internal organs, making their outside armor useless but of course we have to go by movie logic lol
Exactly. This movie completely ignored how biology and physics work and it made it almost unwatchable
@@toastedgoodness2435 so? thousands of movies have done that so why aren't you complaining? Even then they are aliens made by fiction. You expect aliens to come to earth and obey all physics we know? They are aliens that arrived on a meter, it makes sense why they survived the bombings. Creatures capable of surviving the vacuum of space and entering earths orbit at thousands of miles per hour are gonna be pretty freaking strong and durable. Even then they are fiction, so the person who created them made them immune to normal physics. Get real this is in every movie ever. the predator franchise? That ignores physics, so does AvP (alien vs predator). So just stop hating on a movie for having it's own logic.
They traveled to earth on a meteor. I'm sure they can survive most bombs and nuclear weapons wouldn't work because of their fast migration
@@TK--hf6db plus their own planet blew up
@@Bodermantbg Excatly. I can't seem to understand why people can't get this simple concept.
0:28 Lmao I love how the image was a demogorgon instead of a death angel.
Lol
Imagine of the two mated and had a kid. A invincible demagorgon
@@unknownchicken2284 wouldn’t it be that skin in dead by daylight for the demogorgon
Despite there not being dangerous aliens that hunt by sound, learning ASL is still a useful skill to have
Wouldn’t a tank shell basically deafen them? I blew up a firecracker 3 times last Fourth of July and it was wack. Couldnt hear and there was ringing for a few seconds. A tiny little firecracker did that to a human ear. Now imagine a tank shell or artillery to an over sensitive alien ear.
How would you hit them considering how fast they are shown to be? Launching missiles and reloading tank shells makes a lot of noise and would have them instantly run towards you, making them much harder to hit. Also I don't think it's just loud noises that hurt them but rather a specific really high pitched frequency
exactly. Overpowered hearing should ironically deafen them. Imagine a flashbang going off near them.
@@HateHolo It would still deafen them it doesn’t have to hit them. And considering how stupid these mindless kill machines are they would just run into the shell. Without movie logic these creatures would actually be way easier to kill irl.
@@HateHolo tank rounds and gun shots don't release sound on just one frequency, they release a lot of sound on a lot of frequencies including those that are above the range of human ears. Considering that, it's pretty difficult to assume they would just walk away from a gunshot unfazed.
@@WarriorofChrist612 no because their planet blew up and the survived. Also they came down from meteors so tank shell wouldn’t do anything
That cop with the shotgun did not even shoot he just stood there and screamed
I like how when he starts talking about island nations being safe to dwell, he doesn't mention the UK
probably because it wasn't safe to dwell even before the death angels arrived XD
So if something like this ever happened I won't even be able to fart without dying.
If they evolved to have wings in the scenario we're all gonna die
Unless if we stay very very quiet
Ok
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By the time they could possibly evolved, depending on how many humans are left, and how organised they are, there would be very advanced technology, and i doubt any aliens would be alive, as when given so much time, survivors should be able to reclaim at least some parts of mainland, and destroy masses of aliens.
Zach people have needs man, you can't ignore your needs even if it ends up being an apocalypse, hell that makes the survival of humanity extremely paramount.
“Other survivors who became silent but deadly” cha cha cha
At least this movie shows us that high frequency weapons must be made.
They already exist.
I feel like them not being able to swim wouldnt cause them to die since they have no need for oxygen. And would probably swim/walk on the ocean floor until they happen to reach an island.
The sounds in the ocean would kill them
@@Sam5D that is a good point
You're a very smart open minded and analytical person... it's very refreshing hearing someone like you express yaself..
Respekt, dass ihr das ohne Arachnophobie Modus spielt. Ich habe den Regler komplett nach oben gedreht und die Spinnen sind nur noch Kugeln mit Augen, aber trotzdem total gruselig
There already is a horror movie about not touching things, and it's the Masterpiece of Tremors.
i would survive because i would not die, simple
Imagine being on a cruise when this happened. Assuming you didn't get ruined by a tsunami, you'd have to just sit on a big boat until you starved to death. Honestly that would be terrifying
You could kill them by just using antimatter because when antimatter interacts with normal matter(our matter) it generates a large burst of gamma radiation in a expanding bubble and atomising all matter in that that bubble and turning it into pure energy. So basically they would die due to just getting atomised. But the only problem is antimatter is not widely producible (understatement) and you cannot really keep it stable enough to use it as a weapon and it cannot be produced en mass.
The next sense horror movie: “DON’T TOUCH ME I’M STERILE”
0:29 the demogorgon
HE THOUGHT THE DEATH ANGEL WAS THE DEMOGORGON’S BROTHER TOO
BRO I DIDN’T EXPECT THAT I LIKE YOUR CHANNEL :3
the intro is amazing and perfect lol
Check out Film Herald's video on these creatures which discusses ways to overcome the creatures, and how living by the waterfall wouldn't be ideal
the writers of this movie where like "yea they're immortal, except when they're not immortal"
Stares at Japan "it's because of the anime isn't it"
18:33 I feel like they can’t swim because water clogs up their ears and thus rendering them fully blind which probably throws them off but then again that’s just what I think
she shot the tank to started the fire so that the water would come, not to kill it..the dad mentioned this in the first movie how the water drowns out any other sounds. the water made it harder for it to hear her moving .
Why you would not survive Steven universe's crystal gem invasion ?
I think that the death Angel's just do not drown but just sink to the bottom like a Hippo but cannot walk but is stuck and the reason in the first movie that they are in water is because it was really shallow so it might have crawled in the shallow water
An armor piercing 120mm tungsten sabot round would make one of those things implode. The army shouldn't have lost and if you survive the initial attack you should be fine.
this somehow made me hungry
Same
i too get hungry due to funny fast peple
Same
2:12 appreciate that sentiment.
First, no species bigger than microscopic are fire proof, completely resistant to the cold of space, let alone the vacuum as well.
Second, even with armor plating they wouldn't be impervious to all gunfire. I've seen an AR15 fire a tungsten core armor piercing round through ar500 steel. So, a 50 caliber BMG is useless but they're susceptible to a shotgun blast. Right.
Third, I'm pretty sure someone somewhere would have figured out they're sensitive to harsh sound/a feedback loop way before 99% of the population bought it. I saw a video where people banded together to find a flag in an anonymous field in BFE, so I'm sure this would have been discovered.
So, yeah, it really is supremely stupid. Great video series though!
Why you would thrive or absolutely die in the Beatles rock band universe AKA the 1960s
when marvel what if comes out are you going to do "why you wouldn't survive a marvel zombie apocalypse"?
If it's even slightly similar to the comics you'd be Screw 8 days to Sunday
Oh gosh I don't wanna see a animated version of spider man dead from sandman
The good news is it doesn't matter how armored they are. If the idiots come in on an asteroid. Their organs would cook and crush and kill them from the inside the absolute moment they hit the ground
Just the sonic boom alone from the asteroid entering our atmosphere would’ve annihilated their eardrums and more than likely the entirety of their internal organ. That movie should’ve just not explain at all where they came from and how.
I took as they were the soldiers getting the planet ready for something bigger
I like how you said New York and then showed a scene from Chicago lol
Ironically enough, since most bullets are super sonic the bullets would cause the aliens to open their armor just before the bullet hits to kill it so literally the militraries wouldve wiped them out in a few weeks maybe months
I would be killed if not when chaos first starts than as soon as I fall asleep, I snore like a damn bear
hey wow, how about a "Why You Probably Would Survive Plants Vs. Zombies" vid. dat wood be pog
I love this content man, keep it coming 🤩
This movie shouldn't have been a science fiction movie. I think it would have made much more sense to make these creatures magical, thus belonging to the fantasy genre.
I walk to the kitchen every night moving like a ninja this would be easy for me
How did the various militaries not pick up on sound based projectiles and a squad outfitted with AS-Val as an option?
Imagine in the Death Angels somehow absorb nuclear radiation and convert it into what they need to survive so whenever we dropped a nuke on them we were just giving them food for another who knows how long
Nuclear bomb: lives
Shotgun to the face: dies
17:27 Their weakness is ear piercing noise. Just use a dog whistle, and they’ll be easy prey.
So...chemosenthetic plotarmor water bears?
Or you could always pull the ol' Elder Thing Twist. Can't explain it? Lovecraft that shit.
I mean high pitch sounds hurts bats, they both use echolocation, so why wouldn't the government not know that?
Zach is now a 80s arcade kid lol
I like the idea that the government know how to deal with the monster but wait for them to wipe out the majority of the population before they come in and help.
As a mute I find this apocalypse as a complete W
I think there gonna make a part 3 because when the movie ended it didn't feel like the end of the monster's it felt like there was going to be a part 3
I clicked on this because its you, but also because i live like 20 minutes from quantico, and happen to know they have LRADs and ASP Devices around there, so id be okay. Like.. abiding my movie logic and all.. most of virginia would remain untouched. Weve got noise cannons that can turn your eardrums into goop.
My biggest issue with this movie is that the military and some police forces have sound based weaponry, so was it not effective, and if not then why was a malfunctioning hearing aid able to stop them?
Wait...With how sensitive their hearing is would a close, sudden gunshot deafen them (even temporarily)? Or is their system of hearing so advanced it can take those decibels without damage to their "ears"?
First time watching this movie when it's show they go for sound I just go: so they are like dogs so a dog whistle will confuse them or harm and you can run or hide.
A friend goes telling me how stupid the idea was... And you know how goes in the end of the movie
My first thought would be using sound against them
I mean these things can't swim, and we have one of the world's largest navy, constantly at the sea, and coast guard, who btw have the capability of broadcasting the message of, "they can't swim", dams can also flood cities, at will, and we currently have sonic weaponry.
Anything dependent on sounds has already declared its weakness. We just throw shit around to get around them. 😑
So just get a super high frequency dog whistle. Got it.
Whenever they want to hear clearly, they remove their armor(no need to force them). Somehow no military guy ever noticed this and didn’t come up with new tactics to kill them. No it takes a barn and random civilian to exploit their weakness. By the way how this things deal with heavy armor like tanks ? A single amphibious apc could lead all of them to any lake or ocean. I would really love this movie series more if they showed how this things dealt with militaries…
I'm late here in 2023, but I truly love these "why you wouldn'ts," because I have a bunch of A-hole friends that always have balls of steel and the OP know-how in the survival of everything. Eventhough any one of them have more phobias than the average 10 people...its great sharing these videos to their 1st to die in every scenario a$$#$! Lol
Why you wouldn’t survive Warhammer 40k’s Deathangels!
Why I wouldn't survive:
I SLEEP TALK
Wait, wouldn't a creature adapted to a high pressue just die if it ever tried to go into lower pressure enviroment? Kind of like blobfish? Or is there some kind of explenation in the movie?
Armor Piercing rounds. I just solved this entire problem.
Jokes aside, lets be fair the monsters are not well designed but they look cool. By my own rule, if the dumb is outweighed by the cool, then it passes :P
If I had a year prep time this would be easy
Yeah. No. The low pressure of space and earth compared to the environment of their home would kill them. If you think not "because their armor" look up why blobfish look so... blobby. It's because they live in high pressure (at the bottom of the ocean) like the death angels and the low pressure of the surface kills them. So the "Death angels" would be little more than liquidy gelatinous flesh material. Don't even get me started on how the meteor impact would kill them.
Edit: Imagine going from your comfy 15 psi atmospheric pressure to a vacuum chamber. Where the pressure is so low your bodily heat would cause all the water in your body to *b o i l* TO BOIL AT ROOM TEMPERATURE. Then embolisms would form. Your skin would turn beet red and if you held your breath... your lungs would explode. But don't worry you would be conscious through the entire process. Until of course air bubbles would form in your brain and kill you.
Decompression is a b*tch.
Man i love this movie
Loved it!
Would be cool if someone did a white spike vs death angle comparison. Cough cough
so how much of the earth do you think was unaffected?
gotta be honest, apocalypse movies where everything happens in north america are kinda funny when you live in the south hemisphere. Pretty sure 90% of end of the world movies scenarios would change nothing for us
AMAZING intro I hope she is ok
Do Everything Wrong with V/H/S/2 it's a zombie movie so as you said you will do every single zombie movie sins right?
Zoologist here and there’s a number of prominent points I want to mention:
The first and most bothersome (to me) is if they can withstand the vacuum of space, the forces of re-entry and evolved under higher than earth’s gravity, the likelihood of the angels “drowning” in water is very very low; they may not be able to swim or float, but they’d likely be able to traverse along the sea floor just fine.
Secondly, as some others have stated, the angels could likely hear your heartbeat and breathing from significant distances, so they could be confused/overwhelmed with local sounds such as with a waterfall, but people could not hide by standing still and holding their breath.
On the plus side, since the angels aren’t consuming the people they kill, that means they aren’t actively hunting humans to extinction so much as creating safe territories for themselves to hunker down in until the drive to take in energy or reproduce overcomes their drive for survival. This is assuming they aren’t aggravated by attacks etc by outside forces discouraging them from settling.
We don’t know what resources they need to consume or what conditions they need for reproduction, so there is definitely a chance that either or both aren’t met on earth so ultimately humans could survive just by waiting them out, but it’s not an ideal strategy until more info is obtained and could end up ultimately being a waste of time if the angels find something they can consume here.
Ultimately I believe that people close to the impact zones would perish from the impacts themselves, people in and around the territories the angels mark out would be wiped out, but militaries would quickly find/develop our sound technologies and then begin systematically wiping the angels out worldwide. There would be lots of death before things settle, but I don’t believe humanity would truly be at risk of extinction in this scenario.
Also, a lack of food/energy would eventually drive the angels out of their established territories, which will be messy, but by that time people should already be actively hunting the angels to extinction themselves.
Very reasonable and well thought out!
Yes
So anyone living near a waterfall or ocean wouldn't be safe like in the movies?
@@slevinchannel7589 Are you talking about if you are near ground zero, or just anywhere?
I dont think sound weapons are a easy choice to use because if the frequencies used by them arent effective already their use is heavily discuraged by tons of death and destroyed equipment
When Evelyn shot the oxygen tank, the end goal wasn’t to kill the death angel, but to make the sprinkler system turn on. The fact that she purposely looked at the dripping sprinkler shows that that’s what she intended, which allowed her to make more noise while saving her kids.
WTF?
Why is he presenting this; one of the easiest-to-survive Apocalypses i ever saw;
as Unbeatable?
Yes, i would survive, thanks for asking.
@@nenmaster5218 how would you survive?
@@nenmaster5218 tell us, *how* would you survive?
@@PyreOManiac By standing still?
Having Coincs and small, throwable objects, with me?
And other amazingly simple Strategys?
@@nenmaster5218 ok so hold the fuck on, you're just gonna stand still, for the entire rest of your life?
Y'know, if they can hear your floor creaking for miles, they'd most likely be able to hear your heartbeat. I see no reason they wouldn't, really. In which case, stealth and evasion would be pretty much impossible!
They would also freak out in a rain shower with all those sound bombs hitting the ground, start digging after every ant in the ground and attack random trees swaying in the wind. With such an overpowered hearing ability, they would also hear every stomach sound you make, every fart you let go and every crack of a knuckle.
@@AlexJones-ue1ll I would die first because I accidentally ripped ass or cracked my back 😭💔
Unless you play MGS 5.
@@AlexJones-ue1ll, even with selective hearing, and use of echolocation, they'd be able to "see" you, even if you weren't moving! Disregarding the caveats of such a sensitive hearing. Though I think they'd be able to tell the difference between non-static objects and other creatures, given time. I mean, they can recognize each other.
@@caililli for echolocation to work you would need to be moving. If you stopped completely echolocation wouldn’t work. You would just look like a part of the environment
The caribbean has to be one of the safest places in this movie
Funny I was thinking about Hawaii 😎
Ain't that the truth #🇦🇬
Imagine being a soldier on any battleship
Basically any island will become a safe haven
"You are a pirate!"
It is impossible for them in Australia bc as soon as they move there'll be another thing to eat them.
lmao
Alien: WE'VE COME TO AUSTRALIA TO KILL-
*dead*
@@Man_AslumeEmu: what's that MF sayin'?
Emu2: idk, they're probably not as good as those guys 90 years ago
Emu1: alright *sends 30.000 Emus*
People who have tourettes:
“Guess I’ll die then”
I have tourettes and my worst tic is clearing my throat randomly and loudly. So I'd be fucked. Its literally painful to try to stop myself from doing it.
And people who have farting problems : u guess I die to a fart
@@Jsubmac POV: You're in a Taco Bell restroom
@@thedominator5620 this made me laugh because if the death angels found taco bell expect that place to be filled with blood.
yes i am a sociopath how did you know
@@AngelJenkins0816 tf u actually get diarrhea from Taco Bell I’ve never had any problem fr can white people not have foreign food lmao
I would just get into a boat and blast the loudest sound system possible and watch the dummies drown trying to kill the noise.
Lmao
Stupid death angels
Yeah couldn't you just get on a island and live on it where no death angles are 😂
well knowing movie logic the death angels would also be expert swimmers all of a sudden as well.
that's if you can make it to the boat, but considering if they were able to, you could too
I imagine i can get killed by a random fart
Lmao
I guess no more Taco Tuesday’s 😔
Me: tots
Alien: i feel A sudden disturbance in the *SILENCE*
Yeahhh I’d probably die first if I drank I cup of milk .....
Damn I wouldn't be able to eat anything bc everything makes me fart 😭
In movies: half of the population died
Reality: entire military use the high frequency weapons on these death Angels
True, most movies lack common sense with how things work and realistically a high caliber ap round will kill them even if their armor "stops" it the concussive force of a bullet will cause serious internal damage like with us humans wearing body armor, the bullet won't pierce you but the blunt force can cause serious damage
It fiction so the creator can make their armor as tough as they want to
Exactly like in no way is 50% of the human population dumb enough to not think of a counter measure outside of blow it up and blow it harder for a being with super sensitive hearing.
Would take time to determine their weakness is sound. Where are all these high frequency weapons coming from? They have to be manufactured. No area is safe or secure from these creatures long enough to do anything on a scale large enough to fight them.
I love people thinking we could easily handle this when 2020 clearly proves we are one bad disaster from the apocalypse
"unless there is an element outside our currently known periodic table that can withstand all of this...."
New element is called plot armor, one of the strongest substance known on earth, can last for a good while but will eventually wear down when needed for dramatic effects
LOL
I find it funny that people don’t comprehend that science is only a theory, and it is derived from observations and logical inference.
It is not a rule or a law. It is just our approximation.
It does not account for alien worlds or materials much. Hell, it does not even account for everything that happens on our own planet.
So, having a FICTIONAL movie contain some new elements is not unheard of.
Every fiction comes with two things: Assertion and inference. We ASSUME that the creative element is true, and then logically infer what it would mean if it were true. That is how ANY fiction works. ANY Sci-fi, fiction, supernatural horror movies etc. All of it is based on a setting taken for granted and a work-around of that concept.
Yes, the movie is inconsistent as hell. But that is not because of the physics of their armour, but more so because of the inconsistency in their behavior/sensory systems.
Who knows? Maybe the die from attacks to their “head/head” not because of the weakness of that material/inability to that material to withstand shock, but because their brain is located around there and it gets exposed.
Maybe they also don’t communicate through hearing with each other, but only PERCEIVE through hearing and communicate with some outerwordly frequency waves (string theory) with each other?
Hence, their brain getting exposed in order to communicate (when they appear to “scan” and vibrate) might be to open up enough of armour to pass through that signal. Since it is not illogical to assume that their omega-durable exoskeleton is probably so dense to the point it inhibits any and all communications.
So, it may be the case that their insides are just as durable/shock resistant as their outsides, and no amount of shock can really damage them.
But because they expose their brain/neural center to communicate with each other over distances, it becoming unprotected and being a weak point is not all that unbelievable.
As per why they open it up when they are attacked by sound? Maybe the are in such pain that they want to scream, and their only way of “talking” is through those vibrating signal transmissions…. And in order to do so, they have to expose the center of those neural signals.
Boom, alien physiology inquiries fixed.
Yes, it does not explain everything. It does not explain their inability to sense things around them with their Uber-hearing.
But hey, now THAT is plot convenience.
Similar plot convenience like in any other horror movie so that humans can survive… Simply because that is how Western media depicts horror movies.
They COULD have gone for Asian horror trope, where survival is completely void and utterly impossible/unrealistic under these circumstances, but many people would then complain of how “boring” it is knowing from the very beginning the outcome of that horror movie.
Aka western critical thinking, where we would rather have the characters we cheer on survive despite all the odds, instead of accepting their inability to do so.
@@kingol4801 Cool reply to a joke, tbh, didn't read it just glanced over it. All I got was you trying to describe a plot convenience. Which I'm hoping everyone is aware of what it is.
But yes I'm aware that in order to have a movie, the movie must have conveniences to move forward. Though sometimes movies make it dumb. Pretty sure a movie would say an average guy with only a thin napkin can take on a rocket launcher 6ft bulking murderous guy with ease. Sounds funny and cool, but when you think about it, how? So a zombie escape a crash when all it basically did was shake and tip over (because with the door facing away from the crash and in the bed of the truck... Edit: I'm referring to the army of the dead but still A Quiet Place has lots of conveniences) seems kinda silly. So anyone jokes are jokes, they're meant for laughs not to draw attention to something or be taken seriously.
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Unobtanium works wonders
If the sound of the implant can fuck them up so bad you would think the extremely loud impact of the meteor hitting the earth would just kill them immediately. Or at the very least completely destroy their eardrums and ability to hear
You would only think that if you think the hearing aid hurt them because it was too loud. You can literally see their ears tuning into sounds to pinpoint their location, see their head plates swiveling in the directions they're listening, and see technology going haywire around them. The hearing aid is on a frequency they're tuned to that makes them unable to close their head plates.
@@muntu1221 i don't get how people don't understand this.
@@muntu1221 think about how sensitive their hearing is. It doesn't matter what frequency it is, something as ridiculously loud as an astroid colliding with the earth would absolutely damage a creature that is that hearing sensitive in real life. Considering they can hear a cough from a mile away there's no way something that unbelievably loud wouldn't damage their hearing
@@nickthorn6522 First, let's get this part out of the way. You're basing their abilities on a a specific version of an adaptation from Earth. They're not from Earth, and they clearly don't follow the same biological rules we do. They're walking EMPs that tune into individual sounds like a radio and swivel satellite dishes on their heads. You don't know what loud noises do to them.
Next thing, they can close their armor and stop listening. See, a problem with a lot of the critiques of these creatures seems to be that most people don't pay much attention to the movie. The hearing aid didn't hurt them because it was loud. Again, it's the frequency. Not because that frequency was loud, but because it interrupted their ability to close their armor. Why? I don't know. It seems to be an involuntary response to that frequency, not a general response to noise.
A hint to this is that the hearing aid has incredible feedback when they're nearby, so much so that a deaf person can hear it. They're obviously producing and reacting to some kind of signal, and it's implied that the hearing aid is bouncing that signal back in some fashion that they can't ignore or tune out. If it was just loud, they would close their heads, attack it, or move away.
Point I'm making her is that they're not hearing like you and I. They're hearing like an alien species, and they're reacting to sounds like an alien species. We can only judge them based on what we observe them doing, not how we think life should behave. Especially because they're supernatural horror movie monsters, not an astrobiology model.
@@am-ranth8955 No, I don't realize that. Because that's a fake critique. You can say that about literally anything. And I mean it.
First off, what's the inconsistency? That they don't follow the standard laws of physics or that they're supernatural? Because if I went into every ghost movie with a research team and complained that ghosts don't follow the laws of thermodynamics, you'd call me a dumb ass, and rightfully so.
Second, the most basic of "logic" is easily dismissed just by watching the movie. It's bad faith nitpicking of the Cinema Sins generation of media critique.
"If the Predator sees in infrared, why is he bipedal?"
"If the Cloverfield monster is so large, why doesn't it suffocate?"
"If the Enterprise is so fast, why doesn't it get ripped apart by its own speed?"
It's those kind of stupid nitpicks, the kind that are interesting thought experiments for you to have fun figuring out with headcanons, but are useless if you INVENT an inconsistency in your own head and apply it as a critique. It's the kind of critique someone who doesn't write and has hindsight bias makes up and thinks "just look at the camera and explain it to me" is a good suggestion.
And no, that's not the only reason supernatural plots work. I don't know who told you that, but you need to slap them. That's just incorrectly applying Brandon Sandersons rules of magic to a genre he doesn't write (horror). You don't need to lay out the rules from the get-go. You don't even actually need to be consistent. You can establish rules and violate them whenever you please, so long as that violation is in the service of the plot and/or the audience experience. Yes, you should strive for consistency, but we have all forgiven violations in the rules of stories because that break from consistency was worth it in terms of drama or spectacle.
Anyway, here's what I want to know. When were the death angels stuck under biological and physical laws? I really want to know when, because there WAS exposition that heavily suggested that wasn't the case. Ignoring the big ass meteor they fell from, there's a huge wall with information about them in the first movie that says they don't eat. That is heavy emphasis that they're supernatural. Just because they're from space doesn't mean they're implied to be scientifically plausible.
Nuke: Does nothing.
12gage shell: Removes they're head.
Cause it exposed their soft fleshy brain.
Do we actually see a nuke used against them? I haven't seen the movie.
I think it's implied @@shotguntony4730
@@unknownchicken2284 Seriously? Lmfao
@@unknownchicken2284 Alright I just feel like the initial blast would kill them but I don't know about the radiation.
I'd question how bad they actually are considering how selective their hearing seems to be. Can hear footsteps on gravel from across a forest, cannot hear the breathing and heart beat of frightened humans a few feet in front of them
I think when they get close they start to echo locate and the ticks drown out the sounds of breathing
@@unknownchicken2284 That is just stupid movie logic lols
Its because there was water these weird things have something to do with wayer
@@slevinchannel7589 This wasn't a question of survival though?
They didn’t hear footsteps on gravel, they heard the rocket ship. They can hear loud noises from long distances, smaller noises they have trouble with. Lee said this himself. Personally I think their hearing is actually selective, which kinda makes sense. When they enter enclosed areas, they tend to switch to echolocation, which allows them to detect people in front of them, but this makes it so they can’t hear smaller noises such as a heartbeat.
It's actually simple. Break into a stadium, play Never Gonna Give You Up in max volume. That'll blow their heads off.
I'm convinced these creatures are bioweapons from aliens yet to reveal themselves.
1) The creatures don't eat humans, they simply attack anything that makes sound.
2) The creatures have ears to orient themselves and to hunt; this needs air or water to transmit sound. That rules out them being something that naturally lives in the void of space.
3) From the second movie, we learn they can't swim in deep water. Their incredible speed on land seems to indicate they are primarily a land-based animal that can move through swallow water - and even hide in it. But they appear to breath oxygen and drown if in water they can't stand in.
4) We know nothing about the creature's reproductive habits, what it eats, nor how it arrived. We assume they came in on asteroids, as shown in the second movie. There was at least one other impact near Shanghai. But it was referred to as a "bomb." I think the asteroid, or impactor, was merely a delivery system for the creatures. Regarding the 'planetary chunk theory' there is no evidence the creatures planet was destroyed. That just isn't a thing from the movie.
For these reasons I think the creatures are a bioweapon deployed on Earth by an alien presence we don't know about yet.
I imagine the creatures have a 'shelf life' and will start dying off after a period of time. This would allow the creatures to execute a massive blitzkrieg that wipes out the dominant sentient species that might be capable of resisting the aliens who deployed it. It also hides the true attacker from any counterattack or capabilities the aliens may have missed when observing humans on Earth. But, the creatures would die off and those that deployed it could begin colonizing Earth with very few humans left alive.
Yes, the Navy would survive for a time. But ships have limited supplies, people get sick, things need maintenance. Eventually, attrition would disable any organized resistance. Land forces could not be mobilized quick enough to mass men and materiel. Tanks aren't omnipotent; they need fuel, parts, maintenance. But again, you could not mass men in one place for very long before they're overwhelmed and killed.
I'm curious what the guys in NORAD and other deeply buried command and control points are up to. Do drones still fly? Are most satellites still functioning? What's happening to the nuclear powerplants? etc.
That's my take, hopefully we'll learn more in a third film.
Agree 100%. Death Angels here by accident? NO. Just no. In the vast emptiness of space. They where sent here.
Whenever I see a ‘why you wouldn’t survive’ it is a good day
Or something to do with left 4 dead to me
Ye.
WTF?
Why is he presenting this; one of the easiest-to-survive Apocalypses i ever saw;
as Unbeatable?
Yes, i would survive, thanks for asking.
“Hydrophobic claims” that is my favorite sentence I’ve ever heard.
Lol technically they are semi-sapient but hyper sentient.
Hehe.
@ODD EDDIES ODDIEDDIES OF APPENDICHTOMY do you know what sapient and sentient means?
@ODD EDDIES ODDIEDDIES OF APPENDICHTOMY why are you typing like that ?
WTF?
Why is he presenting this; one of the easiest-to-survive Apocalypses i ever saw;
as Unbeatable?
Yes, i would survive, thanks for asking.
"Imagine goku who trained at 100 earth's atmosphere" Erm, idk, these have no anime logic to protect them from exploding from pressure change
They'd get blobfished lmao
Having the baby wasn't the problem for me, it's having the baby before they tested or even finished the Soundproof Room.
I talk to myself way too much to survive a thing like this 💀
Same I talk to myself to vent and sometimes I do it without thinking
I mean... Better to talk to yourself than lose your mind being alone, right?
That sux
Me too. I would be talking to myself in the mirror and then the thing would get me 😭💔
I would bark for you