Here's the best Alien video that you'll ever see! The guy in the video is known as Rick Baker and he's known as a special effects guy. Please don't leave comments without reading this?
It's happened before where I think it was the very first comment left on another post about special effects - where I posted about an Alien special effects mask on an actors face and it was featured specifically in an X Files TV show and the guy started off straight away with "that's fake". Lol.
He never left anymore comments which "thank goodness" I must say, that's a relief. It shows though just how easy stuff online fall's victim to throwaway "lazy" comments without people reading or even glancing at the title or any related writings associated with the accompanying images or videos? It's a lesson for sociologists I think how human behaviour is in the modern day?
The human mind is conditioned I suppose to instantly form a decision, make a judgement and give reason for what they are seeing - maybe? It's a primordial soup strategy that humans have created probably because on any given day we have to make fast decisions? I guess it still makes sense to continue with the instant judgements online because "who really cares" anyways.
I love this a lot because its so simple when you discover what it takes to create this.
I understand if you have already judged it as fake because it is fake. But it's a deliberate science fiction thing that this guys created. It's his job.
It's funny that, blaming everything on the poor old "idiot" caveman. He or she get's blamed for all our innate knowledge when really we are a product of our environment so really we should be blaming the schools, siblings and yeah ourselves I suppose?
Personally I like special effects in movies but not for hoaxes or deliberately misleading people in to believe that an Alien was found in the forest or in the outback. It's not funny and it's disgusting to mislead people who have a belief in a serious genre like Ufology.
Here is a video that you'll never forget in a hurry and be warned, this "is not real" this is 100% science... Fiction! It's actually by a special effects guy called Rick Baker and he is the Bee's knees at special effects.
If you know of him, you'll know that An American Werewolf in London 1981 was his amazing handywork. Stunning, so it was obviously him who done did this. Lol.
Richard A. Baker (born December 8, 1950) is a retired American special make-up effects creator, mostly known for his creature effects and designs.
I understand if you have already judged it as fake because it is fake. But it's a deliberate science fiction thing that this guys created. It's his job.
It's funny that, blaming everything on the poor old "idiot" caveman. He or she get's blamed for all our innate knowledge when really we are a product of our environment so really we should be blaming the schools, siblings and yeah ourselves I suppose?
Personally I like special effects in movies but not for hoaxes or deliberately misleading people in to believe that an Alien was found in the forest or in the outback. It's not funny and it's disgusting to mislead people who have a belief in a serious genre like Ufology.
Here is a video that you'll never forget in a hurry and be warned, this "is not real" this is 100% science... Fiction! It's actually by a special effects guy called Rick Baker and he is the Bee's knees at special effects.
If you know of him, you'll know that An American Werewolf in London 1981 was his amazing handywork. Stunning, so it was obviously him who done did this. Lol.
Richard A. Baker (born December 8, 1950) is a retired American special make-up effects creator, mostly known for his creature effects and designs.
Baker won the Academy Award for Best Makeup a record seven times from a record eleven nominations, beginning when he won the inaugural award for An American Werewolf in London (1981).
Link to original video on Reddit.
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