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1. The 1996 movie "Mars Attacks!" taught us one very important thing. Irritating music is death to big-brained aliens. Who sang the song which eventually saved mankind?
2. The 2005 "War of the Worlds" directed by Steven Spielberg taught us that sometimes we don't need to do anything to save mankind. Sometimes, our earth can protect itself, thank you very much! This is mainly because the aliens are susceptible to what?
3. "The Blob" (1958) featured a large gelatinous creature which threatened mankind with its sheer hugeness! Luckily for us, its bodily structure lacks a tolerance to icy coldness. If the blob ever threatened our existence, we learned that we can defeat it with which common item from the movie?
4. "The Faculty" starring Elijah Wood taught us something that we already know. What can kill humans and aliens alike?
5. "Independence Day" is a classic example of aliens ruining our human society. Luckily for us, we now know that alien technology can be the instrument of their demise. What did Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum use to ultimately stop the destruction of all mankind?
6. A butt-kicking Will Smith and an all-knowledgeable Tommy Lee Jones showed us the secret government organization already keeping us safe from any alien troubles. But if there's one thing we can learn from "Men in Black", it's that aliens can look just like you or me (albeit uglier). What earth animal did the evil alien resemble in the movie?
7. Which sports athlete saved "Looney Tunes" characters from alien enslavement in the 1996 movie "Space Jam" by beating them in a less-than-ordinary basketball game?
8. Now, don't start thinking that all aliens are bad. In fact, Christopher Reeves' Superman saved humanity from enslavement by the evil Zod in "Superman II". By what means did he manage to defeat him?
9. In "The Fifth Element" (1997), Bruce Willis showed us that sometimes saving the world requires something a little special. With the aid of fire, earth, wind, and water, the planet-destroying alien villain was obliterated once and for all. Oh, but those were only four of the elements used, weren't they? What was the fifth?
10. Finally, the mother of all alien movies, "Alien". Sigourney Weaver may have saved the day in the end, but we can all learn something very important from the rest of the movie. If we ever see an alien's egg laying on the ground, what simple way can we avoid having our bodies used as embryonic chambers?
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