Otherworldly Women

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Gaila, the Orion Girl from Star Trek, played by the unbelievably beautiful Rachel Nichols

Gaila, the Orion Girl from Star Trek, played by the unbelievably beautiful Rachel Nichols

Reporting The Man Behind Patrick Emmel

With the Total Recall redux hitting movie screens across the nation, the question everyone was asking even before “Will Arnold make an appearance?” was, “Will there be a three-breasted woman?” The producers gave the world a resounding “YES”, as Kaitlyn Leeb stole the show at Comic-con 2012.

Such a display brought back memories, memories of alien ladies that enticed us just as much as an extra appendage (okay, even more), so we bring to you those otherworldly women.

With the Total Recall redux hitting movie screens across the nation, the question everyone was asking even before Will Arnold make an appearance?was, Will there be a 3-breasted woman?The producers gave the world a resounding YES, as Kaitlyn Leeb stole the show at Comic-con 2012. Such a display brought back memories, memories of alien ladies that enticed us just as equally as an extra appendage, so we bring to you those otherworldly women. 1)Sil (Natasha Henstridge) When it comes alien women, or just women in general, there are certain complications that wage war in our minds and in our…unmentionables. Natasha Henstridges character in Species is a prime example, as she is half human, half alien. One the one hand, you have a tall, shapely blonde that watches porn and strips down to her bra at clubs. On the other hand, you have a reptilian-like monster with tentacles coming out of her breasts that has gone absolutely baby-crazy. Do you go for it? I think the Alfred Molinas end-scene says it all.  2) Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) This shouldnt even need explanation, but lets recap the highlights of Princess Leia from Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, and many a lazy fan-boy daydream: she can look great in a full-bodied ghost costume, or leather slave-girl lingerie; shes good with a blaster and can handle a speeder bike; her hair could probably look good if she shaved it off. Of course, shes also the hottest female in the Star Wars universe, even if it seems that, from the films, she was only going up against three or four others. 3)	Leeloo (Milla Jovovich) If you find yourself getting confused by the plot of The 5th Element, this is due to one of two reasons: the movie is French; Milla Jovovich makes you stop caring about everything else. As soon as that band-aid clad beauty turns around in her protective tank, you really dont know what else is going on except in scenes having to do with Leeloo, the fifth element. Yes, she has some otherworldly power of divine light that she uses to destroy The Great Evil and saves the entire universe from utter destruction, but if you pause that power at the right two moments of viewing the movie, youll see a very divine light indeed.  4)	Cassandra (Leslie Bevis) If Alien Nation didnt put bald heads with lesions into the top five characteristics of a beautiful woman(just behind eyes), then I dont know what will. Cassandra, the featured female of the Newcomers, not only was able to seduce James Caans depiction of a detective prejudiced against Newcomers, but seduced the audience enough to get the movie its own television series. While the show was called a crime drama, it was really a lesson in how female Newcomers share the burden of childbirth with their mates, literally. The movie merely showed the good parts.  5)	3-Breasted Women How many 3-breasted women are there? By last count, two, but they come from almost the same movie, Total Recall from 1990 and Total Recall from 2012. The question if she would be featured in the new movie seemed to be the only thing fans were curious about, and with good reason. On one hand, we have a lovely Martian prostitute that prompted cab-driver Benny to exclaim that infamous quote, I wish I had three hands. On the other hand, we have Kaitlyn Leeb in leather as an Earthly mutant prostitute with not quite as much screen time(in more than one way). One a third hand, I think that a 3-breasted woman could help a man focus on certain aspects of bedroom etiquette that usually take intense planning and foresight. 6)	Dame Vaako In many Macbethian storylines, the powerful female of a high-ranking official usually hides in the shadows as she persuades her husband to follow her plot of dominance. Luckily, Thandie Newton had no shadows to hide in during her depiction of Dame Vaako in The Chronicles of Riddick. Unfortunately, Necromongers do not imbibe in procreation, so all of that Dame Vaako loveliness seems to go to waste through most of the movie. 7)	Dren Technically, Dren is not an alien. It is the earthly spliced creation of Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley after it has evolved to humanoid form. What a humanoid form it was, as Delphine Chanéac took us on the other side of the Frankenstein experiment to show us that it isnt wrong to be enticed by scientific progress. Unfortunately Dren changes sexes in order to procreate with Sarah Polley, but it was good while it lasted. 8)	Oola Jabba the Hutt had it made: eat and drink all you want, slave-girls at your beck and call, and if you want a kid you popped one out yourself. The focus, however, is on the slave-girls. The first slave-girl we see with Jabba in Return of the Jedi is a Twilek named Oola(played by Femi Taylor). Apparently being a hermaphrodite didnt curtail Jabbas advances, so she was dropped into the rancor pit when she wouldnt oblige.  9)	Gaila Doing a Star Trek revival needs three things: 1) Captain Kirk; 2) Mr. Spock; 3) Green Women. Luckily, Star Trek(2009) nailed them all, most importantly Gaila(played by Rachel Nichols), the well-endowed green woman at Star Fleet Academy. So what if she looked exactly like Diora Bairds depiction in a deleted scene, and probably confused most viewers because of her…eyes. This only means that there were not one, but two green women, which many a fan would fight to be in the middle of. 10)	Princess Neytiri Some men like tall, Amazonian women. Six feet tall? Sure. Seven Feet tall? Well, shes probably Swedish. Ten feet tall? Only if she looks like Princess Neytiri. The female star of Avatar(played by Zoe Salanda), may have been a giant, blue, savage space woman with a tail and donkey ears, but her sexual appeal was universal. Of course, it probably helped that most of her scenes were with like-sized creatures, so you rarely gauged the real size of necessary attributes. The greatest compliment Princess Neytiri could receive from us pitiful humans was that about 99% of us kept looking for a Janet Jackson-like slip whenever the blue beauty graced the screen.   Patrick Emmel has been comparing human women to alien women for years, and is still unsure which way he would swing if the Earth was ever taken over. Probably to whoever had the best personaility. You can see more of his work at www.theineptowl.com or heckle him on Twitter @Patrick_AE.

Patrick Emmel has been comparing human women to alien women for years, and is still unsure which way he would swing if the Earth was ever taken over. Probably to whoever had the best personality. You can see more of his work at www.theineptowl.com or heckle him on Twitter @Patrick_AE.

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Or see why Total Recall was responsible for a lot more greatness than a three-breasted woman. Check out the mindjob that is How Total Recall Beat Inception by 20 Years or The Five Best Parts of the Original Total Recall (That Can’t Be Replicated). –>

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