Landeraxe said:
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I think if I understood anything the one pilot (the guy the chick burns at the end) was the monster. As in he was transformed on the helicopter and brought the other guy back as a rouse. So he was one of the aliens the whole time since he returned till the end.
Problem with your theory; they clearly show his earring as they drive the "Sprite" to chase the "doctor" back to his spaceship (check 1 hour, 22 minutes into the film). She burns him after they get back into the "Sprite", after she confirms his earring is missing. So he got infected by the creature sometime after the got split up on the surface of the spaceship.
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Landeraxe said:
Also, no idea what happened to the girl, but she wasn't a monster. Why would a monster burn another monster? As far as we saw, the monsters worked as a team (more or less) when seperated from each other.
I do hope this was in preparation for a sequal to the original. I'd love to see another. Along with Alien/Aliens, this was a great two-parter; some of the best sci-fi horror out there. Hopefully, the franchise doesn't fall flat on its facr like Aliens 3 (and all films afterwards until Promethius) did.
Good SciFi movies are few and far between, as far as this Thing, it seems pretty much already used up with just 2 parts to tell the story, to go any further would probably be a botched up disaster?
Of course that's never stopped them with the Terminator series!