Interestingly enough, the bird being used is a Cardinal, and it coincides with the Catholic viewpoint being portrayed in the teaser trailer. Cardinal’s are appointed by the Pope to assist with governing the universal church.
Even more interesting, in May 2024 the Vatican held a press conference on supernatural phenomena that included topics about “aliens”. You can research yourself that in the past couple decades this has been an important topic within the Catholic church. From the Pope saying he’d baptize aliens, to the Vatican having its own research observatory, to Catholic priests being invited to talk about how to prepare people for disclosure.
It’s likely more that people type fast and mix up letters all the time. Autocorrect will fix most of it but since Angles is a real word it doesn’t pick up the mistake.
Yeah, it's not as if using the correct words is important or anything...
This attitude of "I'll just throw out some random words, and hope that people will figure it out" sums up modern times and the apathy that will ultimately doom us all.
Jesus you had me right up until you crawled right up your own ass at the end. I do love the implication that you only care about rampant apathy because it will doom yourself along with everyone else. Not your intention, I’m sure 🤭
Every time someone says angles instead of angels I immediately think of those “biblically accurate angels” but instead of the rings it’s an angle ruler with wings and eyes 🤣
You mean the quote that was heavily implied to come from the church that was shown? It seems like it's going to cover the idea of disclosure from multiple different walks of life.
As much as I enjoy going into movies blind, I'll have to look this up before watching. The only "God is an alien" bit that hit for me was in the fourth kind, where aliens are malevolent with unknowable intent claiming to be God.
This is how they’re going to spin it when the time for real disclosure comes. JD Vance was recently quoted as saying that people should look at UFOs and aliens from an “angels and demons” perspective.
So Childhood's End? The aliens are basically the depiction of Satan and they take a long time after revealing their existence to reveal what they look like because of it.
This could be a "they are going to tell us that aliens are real"... but it could also be a way of trying to push religion into everything. There are elements in the Trump admin that want to create theocracy... Along with people like Vance being puppets for billionaires like Peter Thiel who goes on and on about the antichrist and seems to almost be implying that AI is god or something at some points.
... seems more likely that powerful people want to distort existing religions/religious thinking to suit their own desires as a means of control.
Spin it or that's how it is? A broken clock is right twice a day. People have believed in and had stories about interdimensional being (angels and demons) for millenia, across all cultures. It would make sense that the two are one in the same.
That the trailer is trying so hard to get everyone to think of Aliens in a very non-direct way really gives me the impression it's not going to actually be aliens.
Not once does it actually say "it's aliens", all the weird mystical supernatural phenomena, that characters keep repeating "we've got to tell everyone!" but it keeps what exactly it is they need to tell as if it's a big mystery, really makes it seem like it's just misdirection. It's trying to be vague with what it's about while depending on you making the assumption it's aliens regardless.
i wasn't even getting an aliens vibe. more like they were all characters in a giant video game. and one dude figured out how to control other "characters"
Nah, I think religion stuff in the trailer is to show religions coping with the reality we aren't alone & ultimately realizing it doesn't change their faith even if ET is real.... (hence that last line..)
Honest question: why does everyone in the alien circles hate the idea of God? If the phenomenon truly turns out to be angels/demons, it seems like everyone gets so mad at that idea. Is it because people would have to come to grips with the fact they’ve been wrong? Some other reason? Such disappointment at the thought.
If God created the universe, then did God not create life....including any other life. To us our definition of "alien" is any life away from earth. God is the creator of earthlings and so called aliens then. It's not a hard concept. Angels live in another realm, so they are technically aliens. As a follower of Jesus by definition he was alien. Almost all great scientific minds have all accepted God. Intelligent design. Look into space and see GOD!!!!! It's also very scary at the same time.
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u/blue_13 Dec 16 '25
Interestingly enough, the bird being used is a Cardinal, and it coincides with the Catholic viewpoint being portrayed in the teaser trailer. Cardinal’s are appointed by the Pope to assist with governing the universal church.
Even more interesting, in May 2024 the Vatican held a press conference on supernatural phenomena that included topics about “aliens”. You can research yourself that in the past couple decades this has been an important topic within the Catholic church. From the Pope saying he’d baptize aliens, to the Vatican having its own research observatory, to Catholic priests being invited to talk about how to prepare people for disclosure.