Martian
Scout
Something about the 1953 movie, "The War Of The Worlds" has bothered me for a long time. Hopefully one of you can clear up the mystery of the Martian blood for me.
No, I am not referring to the anemic qualities of their blood but, in my mind, a far greater mystery.
How in the world did the Martian's blood get on the handkercheif in the abandoned farm house?
We saw Dr. Forrester chop off the remote camera "eye" from the Martian War Machine while they were in the abandoned farm house. As he and Sylvia begin to dig out, an actual Martian makes contact with Sylvia's shoulder. Dr. Forrester immediately chucks an axe at the disgusting creature and naturally it runs off screaming. Our two heroes grab up the severed electronic eye and escape to the attack where they discover that the handkercheif has a spot of blood on it from the wounded Martian.
How in the world did the blood get there?! Seriously!! Watch the scene again and someone PLEASE explain to me how the Martian's blood gets on that cloth.
This mystery has been driving my crackers for ages.
Thanks in advance fellow sci fi lovers.
~Martian
No, I am not referring to the anemic qualities of their blood but, in my mind, a far greater mystery.
How in the world did the Martian's blood get on the handkercheif in the abandoned farm house?
We saw Dr. Forrester chop off the remote camera "eye" from the Martian War Machine while they were in the abandoned farm house. As he and Sylvia begin to dig out, an actual Martian makes contact with Sylvia's shoulder. Dr. Forrester immediately chucks an axe at the disgusting creature and naturally it runs off screaming. Our two heroes grab up the severed electronic eye and escape to the attack where they discover that the handkercheif has a spot of blood on it from the wounded Martian.
How in the world did the blood get there?! Seriously!! Watch the scene again and someone PLEASE explain to me how the Martian's blood gets on that cloth.
This mystery has been driving my crackers for ages.
Thanks in advance fellow sci fi lovers.
~Martian