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'Battleship' Alien Faces Revealed [video]

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A new clip surfaced on the internet for Peter Berg’s Battleship that finally reveal the faces of the aliens, who will lay death and destruction upon the earth. Battleship has been performing fantastically overseas since its release on April 11th, grossing $58 million so far.

In the clip, Rihanna narrates what her father has prophesied about the coming of the enemy. The clip shows Taylor Kitsch as Lt. Alex Hopper taking the armor off the alien to reveal a very human like face.

Based on the board game, Battleship is a war that happens in the open seas, land and air against a more technologically advanced alien species. The film was directed by Peter Burg, best known for the hit TV series Friday Night Lights and produced by Hasbro, the makers of Transformers.

The film stars Taylor Kitsch (John Carter), Brooklyn Decker (What to Do When You’re Expecting), Alexander Skarsgard (True Blood), musical pop star Rihanna, and Liam Neeson (Taken).

Battleship comes to America, May 18th.

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