Well wut DA?!
What begins as a garbage Alien copy, and continues on in that vein for much of its runtime, and features terrible editing while suffering from the usual lack-of-screentime for the monster, suddenly changes into something unique...
Don't read on if you don't want to know.
... when the alien reads the bible, understands that humans aren't all bad, and then calls a truce. What follows is joyous music over a heartwarming montage of the two survivors and Gar (the alien) getting along famously before the humans leave the ship and Gar takes to the stars to live out his wholesome existence.
What begins as a garbage Alien copy, and continues on in that vein for much of its runtime, and features terrible editing while suffering from the usual lack-of-screentime for the monster, suddenly changes into something unique...
Don't read on if you don't want to know.
... when the alien reads the bible, understands that humans aren't all bad, and then calls a truce. What follows is joyous music over a heartwarming montage of the two survivors and Gar (the alien) getting along famously before the humans leave the ship and Gar takes to the stars to live out his wholesome existence.