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The daughter's picture scene should never been deleted. It is a powerful set up for why Ripley and Newt were so close together, for Ripley to make up for time lost with her daughter. It was punctuated by the hug from Newt at the end of the movie with her saying "mommy". This is also one of the main reason why Alien 3 was so hated by fans of the franchise. A happy ever after ending for Ripley that never came to be.
"...we got knives, sharp sticks..." 37 years of loving and rewatching this movie and I just realized 2 weeks ago what Hudson actually said. So hilarious. Mr. Paxton really had the very best lines in this epic 🧡
i thought vasquez had the best line in the whole movie @18:13 when she says we go back in there and we dont leave our people behind. 100% BADASS. After their whole squad gets wiped out she was willing to go back in there and rescue her buddies. 100% BADASS. Vasquez is by far the biggest badass in the movie its not even close.
Why the hell was I never informed of the existence of this footage from 38 years ago until now??? I am pissed! 🤨 And yes, they should have included all of these deleted scenes!
@@thetangleedgelegacysoffici3348 and VHS since 1992. It was called ALIENS - Special Editon. As for the cuts this was due to how cinemas operated when people wouldn't sit through 90 minute to 2 hour movies due to audience breaks with intermissions.
Bill paxton aka hudson is so underrated. He portrayed the emotions of we as the viewers and those sorrounding him in the movie. Aliens is my favourite film of all time.
Rest in peace Bill Paxton and God bless Bill Paxton he will be forever rememberd as Hudson the coolest marine for helping the rest of his team and Ripley and Newt escape from the Aliens and God bless Sigourney Weaver as Ripley and Carrie Henn as Newt Both of them will forever be remembered as the coolest actors in Aliens (1986) the greatest sci-fi action and horror movie ever created and directed by James Cameron as well amen.
@@EricGori-k9h oh hello there my friend anyway The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter is my number 1 favorite sci-fi horror movie and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott is my 2nd favorite sci-fi horror movie and Aliens (1986) directed by James Cameron is my 3rd favorite sci-fi action and horror but all three of them are my all time favorite sci-fi movies and are on the top of my list as the greatest sci-fi movies ever created as well:).
@@EricGori-k9h oh well my friend The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter is my number 1 favorite sci-fi horror movie and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott is my 2nd favorite sci-fi horror movie and Aliens (1986) directed by James Cameron is my third favorite sci-fi action and horror movie but all three of them are on the top of my list as the greatest sci-fi movies ever created as well:).
I absolutely love the way Sigourney pressed the question again, " Do you have any news about my daughter?" I just don't like for people to beat around the bush.
There are some scenes here which aren't in the special edition: 16:55 Newt tries to escape the marines 22:45 Aliens break through barricades 27:25 Ripley finds Burke in the nest Also, some scenes like when Newt's parents find the derelict ship, and the filming of the Sulaco interior have different music and ambient sounds.
Yeah like when Spunkmeyer wakes up and says he's too old for this, and Drake tells them to forget about Newt. Some of these things even I had never seen. Where did these non-special edition scenes come from??
Knowing that her little girl knew that her mother had vanished and never saw her again. Dying without her.. How many sailors throughout history have gone missing at sea never to return? This was a masterpiece on so many levels...
Cameron was under pressure from the studio to shorten the movie, so theaters could get more showings in per day. I agree - the sentry guns add to the tension - to the desperate situation they were in. It shows they were not safe, and the aliens could break in at any time.
@@mickpeterson641 I saw Aliens when it first came out. It was I. Westwood in Los Angeles. In the theatrical version the remote sentry guns were part of the film as was the scene of Ripley getting news about her daughter.
In the tunnel, the Marines should have set up the sentry guns in a series configuration. Not in a parallel configuration. In the latter, bullets were waisted on the Aliens.
I do not understand James Cameron to make full CGI Movies only. Both Avatar Movies are still looking like sterile crap in comparison to Aliens and the Abyss. These titles are never getting old.
@@midnightblue1874, no. A film like Avatar is only possible with CGI. Aliens on the other is playing indoors most of the time and all the outside shots are mostly dark and gritty. So you can realize it with practical effects (same as with the abyss).
The kid riding the big wheel reminds me of the scene in the movie, 'The Shining '. Where 'Danny' is riding his big wheel through the hallways in the 'Overlook Hotel. '
Underrated comment. After all these years, I don’t understand why they don’t finish the perfect trilogy. But we did get a pretty good prequel though - Alien: Isolation. LOL.
Wow..Bill Paxon spoke of the Phased Plasma rifle on the ship drop scene that Arnold asked for in Terminator 1......i wonder if it was the 40 watt range variety
It's a good thing the first version that I saw had the scene with the photo of Ripley's daughter, the map and turrets. I'm also glad it didn't include the Hadley's Hope scenes. The mounting tension was amazing because I didn't know what to expect on the planet. When Newt first appears, it's a total surprise and you wonder what could have happened. You sense the gravity of what happened through Newt's expressions and responses.
Damn , I love this movie. Its the best hands down from the whole lot. No contest. Cameron really made the whole concept his own. The detail to everything is a masterpiece. Found it funny as a sign of times when you leave your two children alone on another planet whist investigating a alien ship..Burke is a MF , while given Ripley the bad news about her daughter. He has no concept of compassion. There is so much more...
@@Zerocopsrus How did the acid from the facehugger in Alien not melt Kane's face, but "selectively" melt only the face plate? Same with the Alien getting hit by the harpoon gun - shouldn't the acid have melted the area around the door after the alien got hit by it?
Is there a full version of Aliens with all deleted scenes? The deleted ones tie the story together so well but I've only scene them separately. It would be awesome to see it with all scenes included.
While I loved Aliens, I was mortified when Newt didn't make it in Alien3. It kinda made the plot of Aliens pointless. It could have made an intriguing sequel with adult Newt getting her revenge.
@stevepullan5898 I was completely gutted in the theater, and I could hardly bare to watch the rest.. onmy 2 or 3 movies have ever gotten me to that place. I'll allow it.
Creo personalmente que Pasarón años y ningún director creo otra película como alien llena de suspenso de emociones y terror todo y bien recopilado por estos grandes actores así que este best seller creo que ya quedó inmortalizado para futuras generaciones generaciones saludos désde Chile que viva el séptimo arte
22:43 - Interesting! The banging noises from the xenos are even apparent in this scene. And the following deleted scene explains the second pair of turrets battling the xenos within the complex. The aliens have in fact breached the tunnel door in the basement. That puts Bishop crawling the narrow pipe (too narrow for the adult aliens) and Vasquez giving him a handgun before, in a new and logical perspective. That also pretty much aligns with Ripley's notion, that the tunnel is the only way the aliens could move back and forth between the complex and atmosphere processor.
@@FP194 There were no other ways into the complex for the aliens, only through the tunnel. Ripley even said so. The xenos have later discovered the crawlspace to pass the barricades the survivors have errected/repaired around the operations office and med lab. The xenos were already in the residential area by that time, but outside the barricade, as the last defense line. Also when the banging against the tunnel door has stopped, Hick's immediate saying - the xenos are in the complex - wouldn't make sense then! Likewise the next scene with Vasquez handing Bishop a pistol and then Bishop crawling through a narrow pipe, as well as the following scene with the second pair of turrets fighting the xenos in a hallway. In my view, it's an unfortunate editing error. Cameron should have left the banging noises in the used scene as well the short following deleted portion of it, when the survivors noticed that the xenos have breached the tunnel door and sneaked into the complex, entrapping them. This would have given a logical context for the following scenes, including the operations office assault. Without the "missing link", the audience questions how the xenos did enter the residential area of the colony in the first place.
Still missing the full scene with Ripley discovering her daughter is gone as she cries holding onto Burke, who then looks at his watch frustrated that they're running late.. Also, his caccooned scene has you see the explosion as Ripley walks away.
@mindrover777 more than 100 colonists on hadley's hope all gone except for one little girl nute how many different ways to see aliens kill colonists the possibilities are countless could've been a terrifying movie 🎬
There's a scene not here and I don't know how to find it. I know it exists though! Saw it a few years back. The reason the drop ship got compromised and Ferro and Spunkmeyer got killed was because when the ship dusted off and landed away from the compound, Spunkmeyer was outside the drop ship taking a leak. They showed him buttoning up his pants and running back on the drop ship. The door was wide open and you know who got on and made a mess of things. Bad security decision there! Would like to find that scene again...
I haven't seen the scene you mentioned in any material, it would be interesting to see it. According to the script, the drop ship is delivering equipment to Bishop. Spunkmeyer is on his way back from Bishop's until he notices xeno slime on the ramp structure. Yes, bad security decision, on the other hand the troops had defined the colony complex as secured...although earlier the troops had already encountered the xenomorphs in the terraforming plant, so yes the drop ship crew should act much more carefully.
@@jagaloon216 I always thought that was a mistake by Arnold Schwarzenegger a 40 W plasma rifle wouldn’t do very much even if you discharged it all at once?
Here’s the thing that I don’t understand. When the Marines drop down to the planet and the pilot lets them off but remains on station, the group does their reconnaissance of Hadley’s Hope which includes finding the face huggers in the med lab. Ripley already knows what happens when the face huggers deposit their embryo which hatches and becomes a Xenomorph. Knowing this, why didn’t Ripley instruct the lieutenant to instruct the pilot to stay on station either aloft or to land but have the entire ship locked down meaning they don’t leave the ship for any reason. Ripley should have known that with two face huggers having successfully laid an embryo which hatched and a Xenomorph developing, that this same xenomorph would probably be out roaming around. Of course if she did this, Aliens would have been the shortest sequel in the history of film.
Very good question. Also, why didn't the Marines destroy the facehuggers when they found them in the lab? ..of course Burke would have objected, but he had no power over the soldiers. The original, 1983 script version ("Alien 2") doesn't have Burke, the evil corporate subplot, or the facehuggers in the lab, the overall plot was clearly a rescue mission. The script has changed since then, and the final film has some flaws to somehow make the new subplot work.
@@allsortofmovies A bit of trivia. The original Alien was based on an early 1960s B movie called “It! The Terror from Beyond Space”. This came after “The Thing from another Planet” and scared the crap out of me, my brothers and my friends. Of course now that we can spot the flawed special effects it’s not as scary. But for the time that it was on television it was by far one of the scariest movies ever.
@@music4dages More precisely, Ridley Scott's Alien '79 is based on several different films and literature. Dan O'Bannon wrote the original 1976 screenplay, in which he stole/borrowed material from various sources. For example, The Thing from Another World (1951) and It! The Terror from Beyond Space (1958) like you said, but also from the film Forbidden Planet (1956) and a short story Junkyard (1953). When 20th Century-Fox/Brandywine Productions bought the rights to Dan O'Bannon's 1976 screenplay, David Giler and Walter Hill (and in 1978 also Ridley Scott) began developing the screenplay into the form it appears in the film. The script of the final film also received additions/influences from other sources, for example Roger Gorman's Queen of Blood (1966). And it also should be remembered that the Alien films would not practically exist in the form they are today, without H.R. Giger and Ron Cobb, they created practically the entire visual world and monsters of the Alien films. The movie Aliens is to some extent James Cameron's independent work. He wrote the script for the Alien sequel in the early 1980s under the name "E.T." , but changed it to "Mother" when Steven Spielberg released 1982's E.T. the movie. In 1983, Brandywine hired Cameron to write a modern sci-fi version of Spartacus (1960), until Brandywine turned the job over to scripting "Alien 2." For this, James Cameron directly used the "Mother" script he wrote earlier. The background of James Cameron's Aliens movie script has often been referred to Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers novel, there has been a lot of discussion and arguments about it (probably also in court cases), but the connection to Cameron's and Heinlen's text has not been proven. Although Cameron has told the Aliens movie actors to read the Starship Troopers Novel and take influences from it for acting.
@@allsortofmovies Wow, thanks for all of this information. It’s nice to meet someone whose love and knowledge of movies is so similar to mine. But you are way more knowledgeable about film than I am. Are you in “the business”? BTW, love your channel.
I'm not in "the business"..or I'm a writer on the side on very small productions, but that's different story. Movies have been my passion and interest all my life, so the accumulated knowledge is purely an interest in movies over the decades.
Love the alien movies. But if she only rescued Newt and escaped without messing with the queen (because in the end everything would still be blown to oblivion) she would have an easier escape, but then the movie would be a little shorter and less entertaining.
@@tiffanypersaud3518 I guess you are right, but it was only 1 egg that opened if I remember correctly, so she could have shoot the egg. But she started bombing everything and specifically the egg sack. But you are right, because I think those spiders aren't controlled by the queen only the drones. The spiders act on instinct I think, but she could have only kill the eggs who were opening and than escaped without bombing the egg sack which is stuck on the queen. But still we can keep speculate what would happen if she did this or that, but still think the queen wouldn't care for a few eggs being blown up , but it was the sack that is stuck on the queen and with that her, because the queen would feel everything that happens to the sack that she controls. And bla bla bla...(It is fun to discuss this of how and what , but in the end the movie is what we got and we should be happy about, because i still love the Franchise)
I've met lister and criton. Lister was a wanker, but criton was a very nice man and talked to me about my artwork for a good 20mins. Robert was a good man and Craig was a complete piece of s**t.
Didn’t realize till now that it was Riply that told the company where the eggs were.And the company sent the colonists to the eggs.Ripley unknowingly doomed the colony.
The company already knew about the ship that’s why the Nostromo was diverted to find it as they had decoded the transmission and found it was a warning and why Cain was put on board because they knew it would kill the crew No charges were brought against Ripley because she knew about the company orders that mother displayed After 57 years most if not all the people in the company that diverted them to the planet were either dead or dying The order that was sent to the colony was sent by Burke after he heard Ripley talk about it and looked up the company records Ripley had nothing to do with it the company was the responsible
I knew about Burke. But what was your source on it being company orders? Because I understood it to be company policy instead. That caused them to divert course. After mother received the repeating signal and only then started to decode it. As per the first movie on both counts.
@@carolinawestern3875 How come nobody suspected Ash was a android? I recently saw a edited scene that wasn't in the original movie where Ripley asked Lambert had she ever slept with Ash, Lambert responded that Ash showed no sexual interest, that could have been a clue where Ripley suspected Ash could have been an Android. But the scene when Ash says a weird word regarding communicating with "Mother" Ripley like tripped out and laughed saying "your doing what with Mother'? (the computer)
I feel this is exactly how a modern military wouldend up if faced with sn unknown entity that youve never fought before. An apex predator of space who is millions of years ahead than humans terms of survival. Xenomorphs were basically the perfect organism to survive anywhere other than very hot planets. The marines here were elite. But not enough to deter the aliens. Its very scary to think there might be something similar out therein space
Thanks for sharing Hicks is a hottie,i'm glad Burke got killed by an alien, I also know that they used a doll of newt you can see it in the film it's the way her hair & head shakes with the explosion outside yes newt did call Ripley mummy at the end,i still don't know why they killed off newt & Hicks at the beginning of Alien 3.
Her Mother called the help, colonial team goes there and bring back them and some eggs, Her father died of Chesbursting process but alien queen escaped in that process, she find the hidden place for Nest and layed many eggs which infected more peoples including her mother and brother, she escaped from Alians and found by Marine team
For me the 2nd one was it for me. I heard they killed off Ripley. Buddies at work told me never watch it as i loved her too much. They were right. Wont watch never will😅
Wow, is Henriksen young. Ri-ley is so bad ass, but her hair - yuk! It looked great wet, but even in the late 80s/early 90s, I thought it was old people looking. Such a great movie, I remember being scared put of my gourd watching it the first time.
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The daughter's picture scene should never been deleted. It is a powerful set up for why Ripley and Newt were so close together, for Ripley to make up for time lost with her daughter. It was punctuated by the hug from Newt at the end of the movie with her saying "mommy". This is also one of the main reason why Alien 3 was so hated by fans of the franchise. A happy ever after ending for Ripley that never came to be.
Newt calls her “Mommy” as well at the end when Ripley lifts her off a torn in half Bishop
They should never have killed of Newt and Hicks worst ever decision
"...we got knives, sharp sticks..."
37 years of loving and rewatching this movie and I just realized 2 weeks ago what Hudson actually said. So hilarious. Mr. Paxton really had the very best lines in this epic 🧡
i thought vasquez had the best line in the whole movie @18:13 when she says we go back in there and we dont leave our people behind. 100% BADASS. After their whole squad gets wiped out she was willing to go back in there and rescue her buddies. 100% BADASS. Vasquez is by far the biggest badass in the movie its not even close.
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Knock it off, Hudson!
I thought sharp tits )
@@mrbigdaddyjoe79he said "best lines" not that Hudson was the badass.
These scenes should have never been deleted.... they giving amazing context to the movie...
Most of these scenes are in the uncut James Cameron version that`s been available on DVD for 20 years.
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Why the hell was I never informed of the existence of this footage from 38 years ago until now??? I am pissed! 🤨
And yes, they should have included all of these deleted scenes!
@@thetangleedgelegacysoffici3348 and VHS since 1992. It was called ALIENS - Special Editon. As for the cuts this was due to how cinemas operated when people wouldn't sit through 90 minute to 2 hour movies due to audience breaks with intermissions.
Bill paxton aka hudson is so underrated. He portrayed the emotions of we as the viewers and those sorrounding him in the movie. Aliens is my favourite film of all time.
Definitely don't think he's underrated. Most comments recognise his brilliance.
My favourite of all time too 👍
He's not underrated, he's a widely beloved character, and rightfully so.
Same.👍👍👌
Rest in peace Bill Paxton and God bless Bill Paxton he will be forever rememberd as Hudson the coolest marine for helping the rest of his team and Ripley and Newt escape from the Aliens and God bless Sigourney Weaver as Ripley and Carrie Henn as Newt Both of them will forever be remembered as the coolest actors in Aliens (1986) the greatest sci-fi action and horror movie ever created and directed by James Cameron as well amen.
It certainly was the greatest sci-fi, horror, action movie. Still is number 1, even today, March 10th 2024.
@@EricGori-k9h oh hello there my friend anyway The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter is my number 1 favorite sci-fi horror movie and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott is my 2nd favorite sci-fi horror movie and Aliens (1986) directed by James Cameron is my 3rd favorite sci-fi action and horror but all three of them are my all time favorite sci-fi movies and are on the top of my list as the greatest sci-fi movies ever created as well:).
@@EricGori-k9h oh well my friend The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter is my number 1 favorite sci-fi horror movie and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott is my 2nd favorite sci-fi horror movie and Aliens (1986) directed by James Cameron is my third favorite sci-fi action and horror movie but all three of them are on the top of my list as the greatest sci-fi movies ever created as well:).
Yeah i agree. I own several copies of them...vhs, dvd, blue ray..bix sets...posters..even playin cards..yeah..im a nerd..
And god bless the xenomorph! Finally a species that can rid the galaxy of the scourge of humanity....
I absolutely love the way Sigourney pressed the question again, " Do you have any news about my daughter?" I just don't like for people to beat around the bush.
There are some scenes here which aren't in the special edition:
16:55 Newt tries to escape the marines
22:45 Aliens break through barricades
27:25 Ripley finds Burke in the nest
Also, some scenes like when Newt's parents find the derelict ship, and the filming of the Sulaco interior have different music and ambient sounds.
Thats the true Directors cut..
Thank you i was about to click off!
Yeah like when Spunkmeyer wakes up and says he's too old for this, and Drake tells them to forget about Newt. Some of these things even I had never seen. Where did these non-special edition scenes come from??
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When Ripley strokes the picture of that old lady and says "baby"
It hurts.
she said "Amy" (Amanda)
@@D4veJap4n The woman in the photo is Sigourney’s real life mother, an English actress.
@@Vejur9000really? Wow
Wow. You learned something everyday. Cheers.@@Vejur9000
Knowing that her little girl knew that her mother had vanished and never saw her again. Dying without her..
How many sailors throughout history have gone missing at sea never to return?
This was a masterpiece on so many levels...
I seriously don't understand why they cut the sentry guns out of the theatrical cut...
Cameron was under pressure from the studio to shorten the movie, so theaters could get more showings in per day. I agree - the sentry guns add to the tension - to the desperate situation they were in. It shows they were not safe, and the aliens could break in at any time.
@@mickpeterson641 I saw Aliens when it first came out. It was I. Westwood in Los Angeles. In the theatrical version the remote sentry guns were part of the film as was the scene of Ripley getting news about her daughter.
@@music4dages I forgot that. But then, I'm 75.
In the tunnel, the Marines should have set up the sentry guns in a series configuration. Not in a parallel configuration. In the latter, bullets were waisted on the Aliens.
@@music4dagesthose sentry guns were awesome...
I have the extended edition on dvd and the alien quadrilogy box set, and there are scenes I am seeing here that I havent seen before.
This is one masterpiece of filmmaking!
i love the sarge always in background saying " knock it off , Hudson " lol
Thank you for posting this.
I do not understand James Cameron to make full CGI Movies only. Both Avatar Movies are still looking like sterile crap in comparison to Aliens and the Abyss. These titles are never getting old.
The Abyss doesnt hold up well imo
the 'experts' lol
It is cheaper i guess...
@@midnightblue1874, no. A film like Avatar is only possible with CGI. Aliens on the other is playing indoors most of the time and all the outside shots are mostly dark and gritty. So you can realize it with practical effects (same as with the abyss).
Especially Avatar 2. God it was just awful.
The kid riding the big wheel reminds me of the scene in the movie, 'The Shining '. Where 'Danny' is riding his big wheel through the hallways in the 'Overlook Hotel. '
"Danny Boy"
Rest in peace God bless you brother bill Paxton you are gone but never forgotten thank you for all the movies 🎉
"Somebody wake up Hicks"
Superb ! Can't wait for ''PART 3''.
Underrated comment. After all these years, I don’t understand why they don’t finish the perfect trilogy. But we did get a pretty good prequel though - Alien: Isolation. LOL.
Firing sound design AWESOME
“Bishop, you did okay”
Gets split in half a second later
"half credit"
This is a great video! When i think i seen everything there is to see in this movie, something comes along and blows me away!
What great music they had, it kept me on the edge of my seat. That alien coming up out of the water behind Newt was scary.
Outstanding. Although you could have shown us a little bit more of the dropship rescue scene off the platform. 😏
that’s the best scene. i’ve watched the entire movie just for that scene.
I read the book before the movie was released. I was wondering where the scenes disappeared to. One the greatest sci-fi's ever made.
Wow..Bill Paxon spoke of the Phased Plasma rifle on the ship drop scene that Arnold asked for in Terminator 1......i wonder if it was the 40 watt range variety
Some of this scene was removed but not all.
But thanks for your work!
It's a good thing the first version that I saw had the scene with the photo of Ripley's daughter, the map and turrets. I'm also glad it didn't include the Hadley's Hope scenes. The mounting tension was amazing because I didn't know what to expect on the planet. When Newt first appears, it's a total surprise and you wonder what could have happened. You sense the gravity of what happened through Newt's expressions and responses.
Damn , I love this movie. Its the best hands down from the whole lot. No contest. Cameron really made the whole concept his own. The detail to everything is a masterpiece.
Found it funny as a sign of times when you leave your two children alone on another planet whist investigating a alien ship..Burke is a MF , while given Ripley the bad news about her daughter. He has no concept of compassion. There is so much more...
The coolest thing about the 4 sentry cannons, was that they forced the aliens into retreat.
That was awesome, and haunting.
@@Vejur9000 and they ran out. And the pounding at the barricade… amazing scenes
@@Zerocopsrus acid blood got demoralized
@@Zerocopsrus How did the acid from the facehugger in Alien not melt Kane's face, but "selectively" melt only the face plate? Same with the Alien getting hit by the harpoon gun - shouldn't the acid have melted the area around the door after the alien got hit by it?
I love Paul Reiser’s suits in this movie…fabric, style, cut… and they suit his physique.
Suit lapels haven't changed at all in what 200 years? But they're changed here trying to portray someone's idea of future men's clothing ?
@@track1949 👍🏼. .. though the style in the movie is reminiscent of “Nehru jackets” from the ‘60’s, made popular by the Beatles.
Is there a full version of Aliens with all deleted scenes? The deleted ones tie the story together so well but I've only scene them separately. It would be awesome to see it with all scenes included.
One of the greatest films I think anybody will ever see..shame that the studio..20th century fox completely fucked up the sequel alien 3.
Watch the directors cut much better movie
@@31halliteA3 was ok at best
While I loved Aliens, I was mortified when Newt didn't make it in Alien3. It kinda made the plot of Aliens pointless. It could have made an intriguing sequel with adult Newt getting her revenge.
@stevepullan5898
I was completely gutted in the theater, and I could hardly bare to watch the rest.. onmy 2 or 3 movies have ever gotten me to that place.
I'll allow it.
That cat always has a look on his face like what the hell is happening! 🤭😅
Thank you for sharing
Damn…I’ve been watching this movie since 86 and seeing some of these deleted scenes for the first time!
I do prefer the Special edition to the Theatrical release.
Creo personalmente que Pasarón años y ningún director creo otra película como alien llena de suspenso de emociones y terror todo y bien recopilado por estos grandes actores así que este best seller creo que ya quedó inmortalizado para futuras generaciones generaciones saludos désde Chile que viva el séptimo arte
22:43 - Interesting! The banging noises from the xenos are even apparent in this scene. And the following deleted scene explains the second pair of turrets battling the xenos within the complex. The aliens have in fact breached the tunnel door in the basement. That puts Bishop crawling the narrow pipe (too narrow for the adult aliens) and Vasquez giving him a handgun before, in a new and logical perspective. That also pretty much aligns with Ripley's notion, that the tunnel is the only way the aliens could move back and forth between the complex and atmosphere processor.
They did not breach the door they just found another way in . Like when they crawled along the ceiling to get past the sealed door to operations
@@FP194 There were no other ways into the complex for the aliens, only through the tunnel. Ripley even said so.
The xenos have later discovered the crawlspace to pass the barricades the survivors have errected/repaired around the operations office and med lab. The xenos were already in the residential area by that time, but outside the barricade, as the last defense line. Also when the banging against the tunnel door has stopped, Hick's immediate saying - the xenos are in the complex - wouldn't make sense then! Likewise the next scene with Vasquez handing Bishop a pistol and then Bishop crawling through a narrow pipe, as well as the following scene with the second pair of turrets fighting the xenos in a hallway.
In my view, it's an unfortunate editing error. Cameron should have left the banging noises in the used scene as well the short following deleted portion of it, when the survivors noticed that the xenos have breached the tunnel door and sneaked into the complex, entrapping them. This would have given a logical context for the following scenes, including the operations office assault. Without the "missing link", the audience questions how the xenos did enter the residential area of the colony in the first place.
That's why it's called a theatrical cut I guess
"Your career is over..."
"Wait, are you busy tomorrow?"
Ok, I need this version. 😊😊😊
Still missing the full scene with Ripley discovering her daughter is gone as she cries holding onto Burke, who then looks at his watch frustrated that they're running late.. Also, his caccooned scene has you see the explosion as Ripley walks away.
I just noticed the cryogenic tubes scene apparently they used helicopter engines behind them you can see the wooden pallets they are stacked on
What people? "Terraformers, we haven't heard from them for six months, so we know there's no problem".
😢😢😢
13:54 - Ripley: Shut up, Burke!
Kinda wish they kept it in it’s funny. But then people would say this movie is too campy with crappy oneliners. You can’t have both 😂
What did she give him in the end? He's one of the scummiest charcters in film
@@mikegraham4255 A grenade so he could blow himself up instead of dying by having a chest burster come out of him.
Not deleted scenes. These are from the Director's Cut, the version without them is the Theatrical Cut.
which means that they were deleted from the theatrical cut
@@5wheels178 bur nothing new now, every version available is the directors cut as far as I've seen.
But here are some moments that are not included even in director's cut (list in other comments).
No, hay al rededor de 45 segundos que no aparecen en ninguna version!!! Asi que automaticamente se vuelve joya!!
@@pablomorales3674 Cuales, Pablo? Lo único que me pareció no haber visto es Burke en el cocoon.
Bill Paxton is that one friend and that one friend is in the Alien's fireteam 😂 He made the serious situation to look like more nervous too.
Excellent film, je l'ai vus j'avais 6 ans, c'est ce film qui m'a donné l'envis d'etudier l'astronomie plutard!
This could've been the most terrifying Alien movie (hadley's hope) ever more than 100 people
read the graphic comics called Newt's Tale, it covers the xenomorph takeover.
@sruj they should make a movie on thatan00
@mindrover777 more than 100 colonists on hadley's hope all gone except for one little girl nute how many different ways to see aliens kill colonists the possibilities are countless could've been a terrifying movie 🎬
@@kirbyjefferson2095indee*
There's a scene not here and I don't know how to find it. I know it exists though! Saw it a few years back. The reason the drop ship got compromised and Ferro and Spunkmeyer got killed was because when the ship dusted off and landed away from the compound, Spunkmeyer was outside the drop ship taking a leak. They showed him buttoning up his pants and running back on the drop ship. The door was wide open and you know who got on and made a mess of things. Bad security decision there!
Would like to find that scene again...
I haven't seen the scene you mentioned in any material, it would be interesting to see it.
According to the script, the drop ship is delivering equipment to Bishop. Spunkmeyer is on his way back from Bishop's until he notices xeno slime on the ramp structure.
Yes, bad security decision, on the other hand the troops had defined the colony complex as secured...although earlier the troops had already encountered the xenomorphs in the terraforming plant, so yes the drop ship crew should act much more carefully.
ESAS REFERENCIAS AL EXTERMINADOR 2, AL RESPLANDOR, NUNCA HABIA VISTO ESA ESCENA DE LAS ARMAS RAFAGUIANDO A LOS XENOMORFOS
1990 CBS special edition cut?… I think had more scenes in it than what we got later on
a phased plasma rifle with a 40-megawatt range - a James Cameron specialty
40 watt range. Not megawatt.
@@jagaloon216 I always thought that was a mistake by Arnold Schwarzenegger a 40 W plasma rifle wouldn’t do very much even if you discharged it all at once?
"They cut the Power !", How could they cut the power ? They are animals, man !
January 1991 a bunch of army candidates in a MEPPS hotel watched this on broadcast tv one of the best viewings of dozens
all the fight and survival in aliens nullified in alien3
Here’s the thing that I don’t understand. When the Marines drop down to the planet and the pilot lets them off but remains on station, the group does their reconnaissance of Hadley’s Hope which includes finding the face huggers in the med lab. Ripley already knows what happens when the face huggers deposit their embryo which hatches and becomes a Xenomorph. Knowing this, why didn’t Ripley instruct the lieutenant to instruct the pilot to stay on station either aloft or to land but have the entire ship locked down meaning they don’t leave the ship for any reason. Ripley should have known that with two face huggers having successfully laid an embryo which hatched and a Xenomorph developing, that this same xenomorph would probably be out roaming around. Of course if she did this, Aliens would have been the shortest sequel in the history of film.
Very good question. Also, why didn't the Marines destroy the facehuggers when they found them in the lab? ..of course Burke would have objected, but he had no power over the soldiers.
The original, 1983 script version ("Alien 2") doesn't have Burke, the evil corporate subplot, or the facehuggers in the lab, the overall plot was clearly a rescue mission. The script has changed since then, and the final film has some flaws to somehow make the new subplot work.
@@allsortofmovies A bit of trivia. The original Alien was based on an early 1960s B movie called “It! The Terror from Beyond Space”. This came after “The Thing from another Planet” and scared the crap out of me, my brothers and my friends. Of course now that we can spot the flawed special effects it’s not as scary. But for the time that it was on television it was by far one of the scariest movies ever.
@@music4dages More precisely, Ridley Scott's Alien '79 is based on several different films and literature. Dan O'Bannon wrote the original 1976 screenplay, in which he stole/borrowed material from various sources. For example, The Thing from Another World (1951) and It! The Terror from Beyond Space (1958) like you said, but also from the film Forbidden Planet (1956) and a short story Junkyard (1953).
When 20th Century-Fox/Brandywine Productions bought the rights to Dan O'Bannon's 1976 screenplay, David Giler and Walter Hill (and in 1978 also Ridley Scott) began developing the screenplay into the form it appears in the film. The script of the final film also received additions/influences from other sources, for example Roger Gorman's Queen of Blood (1966).
And it also should be remembered that the Alien films would not practically exist in the form they are today, without H.R. Giger and Ron Cobb, they created practically the entire visual world and monsters of the Alien films.
The movie Aliens is to some extent James Cameron's independent work. He wrote the script for the Alien sequel in the early 1980s under the name "E.T." , but changed it to "Mother" when Steven Spielberg released 1982's E.T. the movie. In 1983, Brandywine hired Cameron to write a modern sci-fi version of Spartacus (1960), until Brandywine turned the job over to scripting "Alien 2." For this, James Cameron directly used the "Mother" script he wrote earlier.
The background of James Cameron's Aliens movie script has often been referred to Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers novel, there has been a lot of discussion and arguments about it (probably also in court cases), but the connection to Cameron's and Heinlen's text has not been proven. Although Cameron has told the Aliens movie actors to read the Starship Troopers Novel and take influences from it for acting.
@@allsortofmovies Wow, thanks for all of this information. It’s nice to meet someone whose love and knowledge of movies is so similar to mine. But you are way more knowledgeable about film than I am. Are you in “the business”? BTW, love your channel.
@@music4dages Thanks for the nice words!
I'm not in "the business"..or I'm a writer on the side on very small productions, but that's different story.
Movies have been my passion and interest all my life, so the accumulated knowledge is purely an interest in movies over the decades.
Love the alien movies. But if she only rescued Newt and escaped without messing with the queen (because in the end everything would still be blown to oblivion) she would have an easier escape, but then the movie would be a little shorter and less entertaining.
I read it as the egg opened and she couldn’t take any chances of being followed. They were still followed but they made it away from the planet alive.
@@tiffanypersaud3518 I guess you are right, but it was only 1 egg that opened if I remember correctly, so she could have shoot the egg. But she started bombing everything and specifically the egg sack. But you are right, because I think those spiders aren't controlled by the queen only the drones. The spiders act on instinct I think, but she could have only kill the eggs who were opening and than escaped without bombing the egg sack which is stuck on the queen. But still we can keep speculate what would happen if she did this or that, but still think the queen wouldn't care for a few eggs being blown up , but it was the sack that is stuck on the queen and with that her, because the queen would feel everything that happens to the sack that she controls. And bla bla bla...(It is fun to discuss this of how and what , but in the end the movie is what we got and we should be happy about, because i still love the Franchise)
Im glad they didnt leave the Burke scene in. It was silly
Such a great and truly sad movie, enough said!!!
So awesome!😍
Never realize the captain from RED DWARF 👾was in this movie.
Mac McDonald
I've met lister and criton. Lister was a wanker, but criton was a very nice man and talked to me about my artwork for a good 20mins. Robert was a good man and Craig was a complete piece of s**t.
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Didn’t realize till now that it was Riply that told the company where the eggs were.And the company sent the colonists to the eggs.Ripley unknowingly doomed the colony.
The company already knew about the ship that’s why the Nostromo was diverted to find it as they had decoded the transmission and found it was a warning and why
Cain was put on board because they knew it would kill the crew
No charges were brought against Ripley because she knew about the company orders that mother displayed
After 57 years most if not all the people in the company that diverted them to the planet were either dead or dying
The order that was sent to the colony was sent by Burke after he heard Ripley talk about it and looked up the company records
Ripley had nothing to do with it the company was the responsible
I knew about Burke. But what was your source on it being company orders? Because I understood it to be company policy instead. That caused them to divert course. After mother received the repeating signal and only then started to decode it. As per the first movie on both counts.
@@FP194dude.., you are absolutely right👍
@@carolinawestern3875 How come nobody suspected Ash was a android? I recently saw a edited scene that wasn't in the original movie where Ripley asked Lambert had she ever slept with Ash, Lambert responded that Ash showed no sexual interest, that could have been a clue where Ripley suspected Ash could have been an Android. But the scene when Ash says a weird word regarding communicating with "Mother" Ripley like tripped out and laughed saying "your doing what with Mother'? (the computer)
@@FP194 If you're talking about the android that was Ash, not Kane.
I remember all these scenes. When we had Aliens on VHS.
Величайший фильм. На все времена. Номер1.
5:49 that boy on the 'Big Wheel' is gonna be in Alien: Romulus
I cant tell if you're joking or not but itd be great if you werent
What a great movie ❤
The lander missile launcher deployment is way overkilled...
Aliens will always be my favorite of all, but now that I have seen Romulus, its now a new favorite.
I can't understand why they delete scenes in these movies. Nearly every movie has great scenes that have been deleted.
It doesn't make sense.
Gorman was an ahole in the movie and alien isolation lol bangin film!❤
I feel this is exactly how a modern military wouldend up if faced with sn unknown entity that youve never fought before. An apex predator of space who is millions of years ahead than humans terms of survival. Xenomorphs were basically the perfect organism to survive anywhere other than very hot planets. The marines here were elite. But not enough to deter the aliens. Its very scary to think there might be something similar out therein space
if you think about it, Ripley only saves the cat at the end of the day across the movies
"maybe they're demoralized" XD
Genial!! Gracias por compartir 🎉
Love at first site.😮
Thanks for sharing Hicks is a hottie,i'm glad Burke got killed by an alien, I also know that they used a doll of newt you can see it in the film it's the way her hair & head shakes with the explosion outside yes newt did call Ripley mummy at the end,i still don't know why they killed off newt & Hicks at the beginning of Alien 3.
Hicks messes up in the shuttle, when he says ultimate Army instead of Marines !!
You can damn near figure out the whole plot just from the deleted scenes alone.
Is there some ultimate edit inclusive of these scenes?
sentry gun scene is epic !
The video Colonial Marines video game movie would have been a great part two.
エイリアンシリーズは全て観賞しましたが、個人的にはこの作品が最高傑作です❗
あの得体の知れない化け物がうじゃうじゃ出て来て絶対絶命の連発❗そしてクイーンの登場。リプリーが恐怖を乗り越え、何かの境地に達しエイリアン達を殲滅する強い意思❗
映像もあの当時はCGも無い時代に今観ても古さを感じさせない迫力で満点です❗
ヒロインとしてはプロメテウス、コヴェナントには強い女性がおりましたがやはりシガニーウィーバーが演じるリプリーが一番です❗😊
Love this movie
They have to make a movie on this timeline again like Romulus.
But about Newt looking for her mom in space etc.
Nice try but half of the scenes were NOT delated😮. I saw that GREAT Picture in Cinema in 1986 and beound, so I know what I am talking about 😊
The scenes were deleted from the first theatre release
My God,But when did all this happen? we have to do something 😲
This awesome and Amazing! Don't remember Newts family an what happened to them. Can't wait to see the hole set!
Her Mother called the help, colonial team goes there and bring back them and some eggs,
Her father died of Chesbursting process but alien queen escaped in that process, she find the hidden place for Nest and layed many eggs which infected more peoples including her mother and brother, she escaped from Alians and found by Marine team
Nut hubiera sido una buena nueva Ripley, un buen reemplazo
For me the 2nd one was it for me. I heard they killed off Ripley. Buddies at work told me never watch it as i loved her too much. They were right. Wont watch never will😅
No narration like Alien? That's why I subbed.
Wow, is Henriksen young. Ri-ley is so bad ass, but her hair - yuk! It looked great wet, but even in the late 80s/early 90s, I thought it was old people looking. Such a great movie, I remember being scared put of my gourd watching it the first time.
The kid on a tricycle is giving me 2010 vibes.
In fact, if humanity had that level of technology, they would create Terminator battle robots to fight aliens.
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I hate that they didnt include the scene in the book where Riley finds Burke in the movie version.
Ripley could've easily drifted for 500 years like buck rogers😅
great stuff
Not with deleted scenes, deleted scenes. Not all.
Face huggers are so cute
I remember watching this movie like this, not the Disney plus one full of cuts