* The camera works in the beginning because the battery wasn't in during the EMP thing.
* The giant machines were buried miles and miles beneath the surface, which is why we didn't find them. Alternate answer - they were invisible.
* The aliens used lights and foghorns largely for our benefit; ie, it makes them more scary to us, which makes the whole thing more fun for them. They're evil, after all.
* Related to previous answer: The aliens waited until now to attack because it would have been boring before. Who wants to crush a planet populated only by beasts? Wait until we evolve and build a civiliation with big cities. Then it's fun!
* The aliens don't have microbes on their planet, so they were too stupid to look for them on ours. Alternate answer - a new microbe evolved in the time since they buried their cool machines here that was fatal to them.
That's about all I can think of. I also had the same thought about the Flight of the Navigator thing, it was too funny..
My thought on the foghorn is that it really isn't a foghorn. The aliens were ripping giant farts to make room for more human puree!
Plus, being 2005, and HIV being so prominant today as opposed to 1 million years ago. Hmmm, so that means every human still alive that were most likely sprayed with the blood of the tripods now has AIDS.
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* The camera works in the beginning because the battery wasn't in during the EMP thing.
* The giant machines were buried miles and miles beneath the surface, which is why we didn't find them. Alternate answer - they were invisible.
* The aliens used lights and foghorns largely for our benefit; ie, it makes them more scary to us, which makes the whole thing more fun for them. They're evil, after all.
* Related to previous answer: The aliens waited until now to attack because it would have been boring before. Who wants to crush a planet populated only by beasts? Wait until we evolve and build a civiliation with big cities. Then it's fun!
* The aliens don't have microbes on their planet, so they were too stupid to look for them on ours. Alternate answer - a new microbe evolved in the time since they buried their cool machines here that was fatal to them.
That's about all I can think of. I also had the same thought about the Flight of the Navigator thing, it was too funny..
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Makes me want to watch it again.
And Ryan, good answers. =)
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Plus, being 2005, and HIV being so prominant today as opposed to 1 million years ago. Hmmm, so that means every human still alive that were most likely sprayed with the blood of the tripods now has AIDS.
"Everyone has AIDS!"
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Also, wow, I knew some things were wrong in the film, but come on Speilberg, this is to many. Orson is roling over in his grave right now.
I think it was wrong for them to let Robby live, HE should of just died. And Tim should of died, to make a happy family again.
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"more crevasce helen...oh dear gohhddd...what is that giant thing in our front garden?!? is that hector's new lawn mower?!?"
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