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The autosurgeon performed the foreign body removal

Posted by Jazz Inmate on November 8, 2012 at 22:28:45:
Yeah, she was running around and jumping a lot after that--obviously in some discomfort. Chalk it up to better drugs in the future.

It's always slightly bizarre, when discussing a sci-fi movie in which not one frame of the film is realistic, to get hung up on a technicality like that.

Nothing about this movie is realistic. I mean there are huge silicon beings, black goo and hostile snakes...why let that slide and focus on a lady running around after undergoing c-section?