>sci-fi tv series
>aliens are just humans with lines drawn on their foreheads
Sci-fi tv series
Brody Bennett
Liam Scott
>sci-fi anything
>currency is called credits
Ethan Kelly
they do it for low budget reasons.
trust producers / directors don't really want the aliens to look like that.
Michael Myers
>sci-fi tv series
>aliens are all conveniently humanoids
Liam Cruz
pro-tip: don't make a sci-fi tv series in the first place
Jack Nelson
>horror movie
it's "body horror"
Ethan Collins
>sci-fi tv series
>ayys with no apparent anatomical means of manipulating objects like tools with precision achieved space flight
Matthew Martinez
>movie set in spaceship
>there's gravity
Ryan Kelly
>they do it for low budget reasons.
Not just that, but also a total lack of creativity and an obsessive need that everyone must have human emotions.
Is there honestly any film or show where there are aliens who have actual character roles but are nothing like humans?
Caleb Garcia
>gravity set in spaceship
>there's a movie
Jackson Johnson
>aliens that don't resemble humans
Arrival's aliens weren't human at all.
But the issue sci-fi has with Aliens is that the less humane the aliens appear, the more you have to explain them. So that's best only for pure hard sci-fi.
If aliens aren't the core of the film / tv, it's probably better they resemble humans.
Grayson Sanchez
>completely alien
>having a character role that humans (the audience) can empathize with
Choose wisely
Jeremiah Garcia
>sci-fi movie
>aliens can use human toilets
Jackson Myers
I can empathise with animals in nature documentaries so why not?
I once read a book where half of it was from the perspective of aliens, who were nothing like humans, it was very good and interesting. They of course had the basic set of human emotions, anger, happy, sad, but in appearance and lifestyle and beliefs they were very unhuman. And it was fine.
Charles Stewart
>tv series
>niggers are just humans with black skin
Adrian Jenkins
>I can empathise with animals in nature
Nigger that's not even comparable to something completely alien. A lot of animals (mammals especially) are essentially brainlet humans in shittier bodies. They need food, try to stay warm during winter, try to protect their chilluns from mutually recognizable threats, and adapt to environments that humans know very well. Even faggots like Dolphins and honorary Aryans like Orcas can reach a common accord with humans despite not being able to communicate, and often help is out to further mutual interests since we have motivations that are understandable to one another in circumstances and environments we're both familiar with.
>I once read a book where half of it was from the perspective of aliens, who were nothing like humans, it was very good and interesting. They of course had the basic set of human emotions,
Name pls
Jaxon Brooks
kekarooni my good man
Austin Clark
>sci-fi series
>aliens have their own culture, language, mannerisms, history, and music
>take 3 million dollars to do make up for one person
>cancelled after 5 episodes
Benjamin Bailey
>cop show
>d.a. is on the lieutenant's ass
Hunter Hall
>sci-fi TV series
>all the alien cultures are based on human pop culture
Chase Cook
There's nothing wrong with this in science fantasy, there's a reason in standard fantasy all the major races tend to be humanoid
Austin Price
Also known as the Star Trek makeup trick.
Nolan Ortiz
>sci-fi TV series
>aliens make fun of white people
Dylan Taylor
>sci-fi tv series
>every alien species has only one culture, language, ethnicity, and government
Eli Price
give Earth enough time
David Davis
>sci-fi TV series
>at least one person dressed in shiny, really shiny material