The Signs Aliens Invasion Explained | Why would they choose Earth considering water melts them

As the alien invasion of Earth was launched by an unknown species. A small family in Pennsylvania would take refuge in their house to escape the onslaught happening on the planet. However, eventually a easy way of overcoming the aliens would be found that would repel them back out into the stars. In todays episode we we will talk about what this was, why its such a meme thing, but also, why its not as ridiculous as it may seem!

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[RoanokeGaming]

Comment what you actually think a texas chili bowl is

[koenvandamme]

Imagine these poor guys walking into the suburbs just as everyone's automatic sprinkler system kicks in.

[Overlord]

The most unrealistic thing is a farmer in America who doesn't have a gun

[shadbird]

"I found their weakness. They're powerless without their heads!" - Mahalik.

[annieeames]

Signs STILL scares me. I think it's the way how we focus on the family not the aliens, that's how it'll feel if it ever actually happened. Not shots of ships coming in or thr army fighting them, but a family eating a meal together while they try to not panic.

[jaimieking]

Imagine the chaos and panic that insued when the aliens first experienced what earthlings call "rain".

[Randerson]

"Caveman brain will continue anyhow!"

Well, if that isn't the most concise explanation of how humans react to unusual situations, I don't know what is

[AsterikTeenus]

Creature: *Has no feet to speak of*

Roanoke: *Sad biologist noises*

[mid_life_crisis]

Having been outside the pharmacy where they filmed the scene down the street from my house, I know it accurately takes place in late September/early October as the growth of the corn shows.

Loved the film. My only problem is how the aliens survived the intense amount of dew in the cornfield at night.

I played in cornfields at night as a child, and my friends and I would get soaked. 🤔

[steviesalazar]

Imagine if signs just turned into an Independence Day style movie and every one is walking around with super soakers and water balloons

[milk]

"The US has forged a contract with Nerf to create 3 million supersoakers"

[unfinishedsentenc]

This movie with its infamous "birthday party" scene. Scared me when I was younger. Such a great movie though

[dredgenshade]

To be honest, the whole explanation on how unique Earth is gave me the same vibe that cosmic horror does.

[TheGhostbusterfan]

In the immortal words of Charlie Sheen "They've mastered space travel, but can't get through a wooden door."

[Rqptor_omega]

Just realized... If these aliens tried to attack us and used their claws to slash at us, they would be pretty much slashing at barrels of acid since our blood contains quite a lot of water

[msharp]

The best part about this movie for me, was the fact that the aliens weren't some sort of unbeatable creatures. They bleed, break and die just as easily as us, just have different adaptions

[YikesIsMe]

was terrified by this movie as a kid, and still get chills from some scenes.

[GusVIII]

I always assumed that they weren’t invaders at all. More like prisoners sentenced to a slow and painful death by other members of their species. Think about it. They were left naked and stranded on a world that is a literal flesh melting hellscape to them. These beings were less an invading force and more a desperate pack of exiles frantically trying to find shelter before acid started falling from the sky.

[demonickiller]

"truth is often stranger than fiction"



yeah their skin didnt even burn, it microscopically exploded lmao.

[apxkunai]

This movie horrified me as a child. Whenever I was bad my parents would say they would make me watch this movie in the dark. This movie was great