Aliens (1986) "Why don't you put her in charge?" - Scene - Enhanced 4K UHD HDR Custom" Movie clip
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- Title: Aliens (1986) - Ripley and Newt Scene - Enhanced 4K UHD HDR Custom
Introduction:
In the science fiction action film "Aliens" (1986), directed by James Cameron, one of the most iconic and adrenaline-pumping sequences is the Epic Marines Secure Area Scene. This thrilling segment showcases the bravery, skill, and teamwork of a group of marines as they face off against a relentless horde of deadly extraterrestrial creatures. With the enhanced 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) High Dynamic Range (HDR) custom treatment, this scene becomes an even more immersive and visually stunning experience, allowing audiences to relive the intensity of the film like never before.
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The Epic Marines Secure Area Scene takes place deep inside the abandoned colony on LV-426, a desolate moon infested with hostile xenomorphs. As the marines cautiously navigate through the dark and eerie corridors, tension builds, and the audience can feel the weight of their mission. The enhanced 4K UHD HDR custom treatment brings out the intricate details of the set design, showcasing the worn-out walls, flickering lights, and the subtle shadows that add to the suspense.
As the marines move deeper into the secure area, the sound design plays a crucial role in heightening the suspense. The echoes of their footsteps reverberate through the narrow hallways, amplifying the feeling of isolation. With the enhanced audio quality of the 4K UHD HDR custom version, every sound, from the distant screeches of the xenomorphs to the metallic clinks of their weapons, is crystal clear, immersing the audience in the heart of the action.
Suddenly, chaos erupts as the xenomorphs launch a surprise attack on the marines. The relentless aliens, with their sleek and biomechanical design, crawl from the shadows, catching the marines off guard. As the firefight ensues, the enhanced 4K UHD HDR custom visuals enhance the impact of each muzzle flash, making the action sequences more vibrant and dynamic. The rich colors, deep blacks, and vivid highlights of the HDR treatment intensify the contrast between the darkness of the environment and the bright flashes of gunfire, heightening the sense of danger and urgency.
Throughout the scene, the camaraderie and skill of the marines are on full display. They work together, covering each other's backs and communicating with precise efficiency. With the enhanced 4K UHD HDR custom treatment, the facial expressions and body language of the actors are more pronounced, allowing viewers to see the determination, fear, and determination in their eyes as they face an enemy unlike any they've encountered before.
Conclusion:
The Epic Marines Secure Area Scene in "Aliens" is a pulse-pounding sequence that showcases the bravery and resilience of the marines as they fight for survival against the xenomorph threat. The enhanced 4K UHD HDR custom treatment takes this already thrilling scene to new heights, immersing the audience in the heart-pounding action, stunning visuals, and immersive sound design. With this upgraded version, fans can experience the intensity of the film like never before, making it a must-watch for both avid fans and newcomers to the "Aliens" franchise.
Aliens Directed by James Cameron Produced by Gale Anne Hurd Starring Sigourney Weaver Ripley
Carrie Henn Rebecca 'Newt' Jorden , Michael Biehn Dwayne Hicks , Lance Henriksen L. Bishop ,
Paul Reiser Carter J. Burke , Bill Paxton W. Hudson , Jenette Goldstein J. Vasquez
If you're a fan of old school movies, then you'll love this clip from the classic Aliens movie. This clip is remastered in 4K HDR custom for a truly immersive experience. Whether you're watching it on your TV or on your phone, you'll be transported to the Aliens scene from the movie!
Directed by James Cameron
Screenplay by James Cameron
Story by
James Cameron
David Giler
Walter Hill
Based on
Characters
by Dan O'Bannon
Ronald Shusett
Produced by Gale Anne Hurd
Starring
Sigourney Weaver Ripley
Carrie Henn Rebecca 'Newt' Jorden
Michael Biehn Dwayne Hicks
Lance Henriksen L. Bishop
Paul Reiser Carter J. Burke
Bill Paxton W. Hudson
William Hope W. Gorman
Jenette Goldstein J. Vasquez
Al Matthews A. Apone
Mark Rolston M. Drake
Ricco Ross R. Frost
Colette Hiller C. Ferro
Daniel Kash D. Spunkmeyer
Cynthia Dale Scott C. Dietrich
Tip Tipping T. Crowe
Trevor Steedman T. Wierzbowski
Paul Maxwell Van Leuwen
Cinematography Adrian Biddle
Edited by Ray Lovejoy
Music by James Horner
Production
company
Brandywine Productions
Distributed by 20th Century Fox
Release date
July 18, 1986
Running time 237 minutes
Countries
United States
United Kingdom[1]
Language English
Budget $18.5 million
Box office $131.1-183.3 million
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Bill Paxton is the only actor in history to be killed by a predator, alien and Terminator. RIP Bill Paxton. Gone WAY too soon.
That’s wrong, Lance Henriksen too. Why do people always ignore the fact…?!
@@karlleuschner6766 Because some people don't count AvP?
@@sardaukerlegionmore like people just spreading the same shit around.
@@sardaukerlegion Well, that is irrelevant and you know it! Lance was killed by a Predator, cut in half by an Alien Queen (not killed) and was killed by Arnie in the first Terminator! Paxton, similarly MAY have been killed by a Terminator, was killed by a Predator and killed by a Xeno Chestburster (we assume, since he was taken, not killed by the Xeno that grabbed him!)
Bill Paxton wasn’t killed by the terminator, he was thrown against the gate and collapsed
i love how ripley falls into a leadership role and they all respect her. game recognizes game and she's not overbearing about it
You'll see this happen in any large group in a crisis situation. Some people are just natural leaders; the tricky part is whether they manage to do it in a GOOD way, like Ripley does here (she's tough and unflinching, but also fair and not inconsiderate for Hudson's feelings, hence the "Hudson, relax." part), or whether they just try and bully/strongarm other people into doing what they want. (Which can work in a short-term crisis situation, but is not helpful if you need to keep morale and group cohesion up for a longer time.)
@@Zaxares Yeah, Ripley is awesome
Yeah but they all forgot about the air ducts in the ceilings...
I would argue Ripley is the greatest written and acted female heroine character in any film. She is the real leader of the film though she never wants to be. Only on the Sulaco do they give her a hard time because she is still a victim at that point but when she leads everyone (apart from Burke) they defer to her decisions and follow her instincts.
Sigourney Weaver also give a masterclass in creating a fantastic character EVERYONE likes and respects who was so broken in the beginning.
@@blindpanic5845she is the best! They didn’t write her to just be a master assassin out of nowhere. She was just a woman who rose to the occasion and dominated. She went down there solo with a machine gun/flamethrower because she wasn’t going to leave a child behind and cause she didn’t have a fuck to give. Much respect
Notice how all the humans are sweating, especially Hudson.. And then the android comes into scene with no sweat. 🙂 A great touch that may go unmissed
I also love how NEWT, has survived. The all talk on the screen. She bumps Michael Biehn and he picks her up to look.
May go *unnoticed.
What is noticeable is that you need a life instead of paying attention to these details
I just noticed that for the first time, too. Testimony to the sharp image.
Don’t worry everybody catch it
I like the moment Hicks lifts Newt on to the edge of the display. He notices her squirming around, and does something very human, inclusive, and kind. It doesn't disrupt the scene, and says so much about his character.
He’s a very good actor!!
YEAH!! :D
It's a nice moment because Hicks actually lifts her up to let her see what's going on and treats her like an equal, he doesnt patronise herand tell her "go away the adults are working" because shes a kid. Subconsciously he knows despite them being soldiers, against the xenomorphs they're all every bit as vulnerable and afraid as Newt is. So when he lifts her up it's like a protective "Dont worry you're one of us" gesture.
After all, Newt managed to survive for a significant length of time on her own.
Hicks was one of the more sensitive of the marines, he doesn't laugh at Ripley's story, he calms her down she is still trying to drive the busted vehicle after rescuing them. I still insist this was the last movie and they got together afterwards.
This movie is so badass it transcends time in its sheer badassery.
"Badassery" wasn't a word before this movie... but it is now.
The best horror / sci-fi flick of all time
The state of the badass art.
They don't make them like this anymore.
exactly!!!
It's amazing how great this now 37 year old film looks in 4K. Just stunning.
This is now the old version. Made a new version that looks even better with even more details in faces and environments.
This is AI uspscaled. The actual 4K UHD Bluray from James Cameron will officially be out next year.
@@KrisCortez That is true.
i dunno man, Like you can clearing see the matte painting in the first shot. I dont know if a super clean cut like this is a good thing. Its freaking me out.
Because it was shot on 35 mm film, and there is no CGI, all practical effects and props.
Hudson's "Why don't you put her in charge" is a line right up there with Ripleys"they can bill me" !
I like Bishop’s, “I may be synthetic, but I’m not stupid”.
@@patricksterling927 I prefer the term "artificial person" myself.
A lot of memorable lines. Two of my favourites are
"Did IQs just drop sharply while I was away"
"You know, Burke, I don't know which species is worse. You don't see them f**king each other over for a goddamn percentage."
Hilarious, love that line
I remember the audience laughing when he said that line.
Nice little detail at 2:40. Burke, being a company man, knows the layout of the colony better than any of them. So when Ripley starts moving the map the wrong way you can see Burke start to point and correct her, but then he hesitates.
Being able to ‘read the room’ he can tell that his help would not be too welcome at that point..
That is an astonishing little detail! It’s perfect stuff like this that makes this film 100%
Good eye, I did not notice this.
You know Aliens is probably my favourite film, and I've lost count of how many times I've watched it and I've never noticed this, especially with how the camera lingers on his face afterward. I think as an audience member you're encouraged to watch Hicks and Newt that you're distracted by Burke's twitchyness and potential sabotage. Great catch! What a film.
Man I saw this movie at a friends house on VHS the year it came out (I wasn't allowed to go to movie theater's then lol) and I have never noticed this detail.
Burke was still a greaseball, hard to picture him as the Character he played as on the TV series Mad About You, with the ever sexy Helen Hunt.
Not only that but it also foreshadows his true intentions.
Hicks putting Becca on the desk to see better in such a self-understood way is a great detail. He sees her as part of the team, not a burden to it. All without a single word said. Showing, not telling. This is how it belongs.
Newt is never wrong. Everything she says will happen happens. Maybe they *should* have put her in charge?
They did Hicks and Newt dirty by killing them off-screen even before the start of Alien 3.
That whole "showing not telling" is BS. In the script, it was telling the actor what to do.
I like how calm he was when telling Newt not to pick up the grenade. Anyone else would've snapped at her in that moment.
Didn't even notice that. Great detail. This film is very efficient with how it squeezes bits of character-building out of its cast without condescending to the audience or resorting to expository dialogue
There will never be another cast, director, or story line for that matter, that will equal the intensity of this movie ever again.
I think of this every time I hear someone say, "Nerds don't respect strong female leads in movies."
Hudson was freaking out like a regular human being would do in this situation BUT he did his frickin job to the end. Much respect.
I've been watching sci-fi movies for 50 years, and I've never seen one that even comes close to the amazing detail and superb characterization in "Aliens". Even the smallest scenes have details that you suddenly notice after repeated watchings. Even in this scene, the detailed computer plans of the complex, the way Newt gets herself in the scene just through the simplest gestures. The interaction between Hicks and Ripley. And especially how Ripley so convincingly almost becomes the leader in this situation. Thinking up plans. Calming down Hudson. Amazing!
She is not almost the leader, she is the leader there.
and her bias against the synthetic, too. Ash did her dirty in the first movie, Bishop is not going to be trusted.
JAMES CAMERON WAS BUILT FOR SCIFI ACTION. WISH WE HAD MORE OF THIS. DAMNED RIDLEY SCOTT WENT OFF THE DEEP END LONG AGO. WHAT AN IDIOT. F*CK DAVID FINCHER TOO, PRETTY MUCH KILLED THE FRANCHISE WITH ALIEN 3.
Ripley and Newt are the experts when it comes to surviving xenomorphs. It's that simple.
The one detail in this movie that always pulls my attention out of the story: the look of the marines’ combat vehicle. It just doesn’t look like a military design to me. It looks like it’d be stopped by a speed bump.
Ripley and Hicks ... kicking ass for 38 years ......... current day hollywood cant even get close to this!
Damn I never knew he was dead.
What i loved about the Ripley character is i never felt she was against men, she was just for dealing with reality head on, not in a manly way, not in a feminine way, just in a truthful way. That was why she was such a great leader.
Somehow entertainment has lost its way over the years. Ripley is the high water mark for strong female characters. They haven't been able to (or have outright refused) to depict a strong female character the same way since.
yeah/ felt very organic
@@Shlogger exactly.It’s natural the marines would be freaked out because they had no clue what they were up against. A viewer could question whether they even believed Ripley I. The first place.
Meanwhile, Ripley knew exactly what the score was and what needed to be done to have a chance at surviving.
@@WobblinGoblin1you must be blind or kinding
@@mathinho1237 No, not really. Hollyweird has changed the way it depicts female leads. Instead of characters like Ripley who are regular women with all the faults, weaknesses, and limits of regular women (and actual growth as a character over time), we get the "strong woman" nearly every time who starts out better than everybody else (because "reasons") at everything and basically has no character arc because there's never any growth. Oh, yeah, and these "strong woman" characters are always able to beat the **** out of males who outweigh them by 50%, too.
Ripley wasn't depicted that way. She had an arc that started with paranoia and fear and emotionally paralyzed due to it. That evolved into a willingness to participate in the rescue mission, but as an observer and adviser only. We don't see Ripley blossoming into a leader until the movie is half over when she is basically thrust into a leadership role. Only then does she take the reins and kick ass, but she does so in a way that is biologically accurate as a woman who really can't beat up males who would break her in half in 30 seconds. She does it with wit, experience, and an iron will.
We don't get that anymore. We get the "super woman."
Interesting to note at @0:39, Hicks talks about the "robot sentries." This is from the extended cut. There is a scene later in the movie that shows the aliens coming through the tunnels/halls and the sentries taking them out. I've seen interviews with the editors talking about how it "didn't feel necessary" so it got cut. Which means talking about them in this scene isn't necessary either, so once Hicks is done talking about the grenades and flamethrowers, it cuts; here, it is preserved. There are also other, MUCH quicker cuts in this scene that also remove mention of the robots that REALLY display the craft of editing a movie. But if you're a true "Aliens" fan, seek out the extended cut. It might only add 5-6 scenes short scenes, all but one of them are great. And for me, I just don't understand how the scene with Ripley finding out she had a daughter that died during her long hypersleep got cut. It 1000% reinforces her attachment to Newt.
Newt trying on the Marine helmet and then saluting Hudson was a cute gesture. Imagine you're a trained Marine and you get called out for losing your shit when a kid that's a fifth of your size is completely stoic in response.
More like she's shellshocked and numb, but that's probably why it happens, a way for the brain to throttle input and better cope with the intolerable.
Honestly lost it when Hudson said that line 😂
He was right though. They all died but for several. His instincts were bang on. They were going to die. Considering he was smart enough to know that, I think he took things incredibly well, tbh. Ever see videos where people know they are about to die?
@@hansolo631 Despite the panic of imminent death, Hudson was still a trained soldier. I suppose that's what barely held him together until Ripley knocked some sense into him and gave him a task to focus on.
It's a perfect line. He still gets across his sense of humor under stress but at the same time he's a little serious hahah
@@MBOmnisSpace Marine*
They didn't last 17 hours. Hudson was the technician for a reason.
Daaaaamn this movie looks good in 4K!!
Thanks , glad you like it. a lot of work put into it.
Yeah it does!
There will never be a great movie like this again with such great bunch of actors
With Such Great Bunch
hard to believe first alien is form 1979
Hello I am from the year 2042 and the film Squongoblat that came out this year makes this movie look like canned buttcheeks
@@szde ok kid time to bed
James Cameron sure can make 'em, his A hole reputation apart !
It is amazing how Lance Henrickssen really acts with a synthetic person signature in all his moves and words. Superb acting, yet so subtle.
That quote will always be hilarious. The way Paxton delivers it is just great.
The bench mark for all sci fi movies period
Bill Paxton is consistently entertaining, Paul Reiser makes a chillingly believable sociopath and Carrie Henn (little "Newt") is adorable. Such a good movie. 🥰
When it comes to defending herself and those she cares for, with her experience Ripley is a badass space warrior, she sure knows how to outsmart and survive those aliens.
Aliens is still the best movie of the series hands down.
Alien 1 is amazing. Maybe better.
Regardless… Alien 2 maybe better than Alien 1 … but not hands down
@@andrepoon 100% Aliens was the best movie of the series there wasnt' anything better than that.
@@pkerry12 Aliens had also dumbest cast of characters, Ripley included. I didn't think that by "no man left behind" they mean leaving the Sulaco destroyer with no mission control on board.
@secondaryfront yet its still the best alien movie in the series
Alien is better in my opinion. I consider Alien to be the best sci-fi movie of all time. Aliens is also outstanding though.
I loved Bill Paxton in the Hudson role, he was such a whiny MF losing it, and the going back and forth with Pvt. Vasquez was priceless !
But was probably the most realistic reaction to being in that situation after experiencing what happened in the hive.
@@LanceyKersti Yep. You never really know how people will react in a crisis situation until they've actually been in one.
He lost his good teammates in the blink of an eye. War is hell son
Game over man, game over!!
Just notice how in the begining he acted like he had the biggest balls in that room. Seemed like they have shrunken a whole lot as the movie progressed.
No one can make blockbuster sequels like James Cameron 🫶
🥰🥰🥰Absolutely baby 🥰🥰🥰
One consistent theme in the Alien series are people who survive by determination and will. That's why watching a humble mining engineer like Ripley take command of operations for a Marine outfit is so satisfying.
Not just that but once she has to fill the boots of a Marine and go save Newt, she does an amazing job at it - and she was haunted by these monstrosities since her first encounter with them.
One of my favorite movie quotes of all time. It's up there with 'Grand Torino', "Get off my lawn". RIP Bill Paxton
After Ripley’s pep talk, Hudson regains his composure and goes out like the badass that he said he was at the beginning. He never freaks out again all the way until death.
No, he freaks out in the emergency venting scene
The effects and action in this movie were great, but the acting is the best thing about it.
Aliens = Best sci-fi movie of all time.
One of the rare cases where a sequel outshines the original (besides possibly Godfather 2 and Road Warrior)
And Terminator 2!! (Another James Cameron movie)
I’d say Alien is the best sci-fi movie of all time, followed by Blade Runner (the Final Cut), followed by Aliens.
I very strongly disagree it outshines the original. Alien is a masterpiece, Aliens is also a masterpiece but not quite as good.
Hudson is the perfect representation of our fears all of them..R.I.P Mrs Bill Paxton!
Bill Paxton took this movie to another level
Perfect acting, set pieces, story telling and direction. Why don't we get films and actors (specially leading female) like this anymore
Bill Paxton is an amazing actor. Incredible.
That screen looks pretty modern, just amazing how these much older movies hold up so well even now. For an action movie, this had a lot of dialogue and planning and that just made the whole experience immensely better.
Yeah, not like Total Recall with Arnold. They were able to colonize Mars, and yet all the TVs inside the passenger train used bulky picture tubes. They even used mechanical stamps on passports at the spaceport immigration.
Great movie for the year it was made 🥰🥰🥰
70% of any op is training.
20% is planning.
10% is 'well that didn't work."
No matter how much times you watch this movie IT NEVER CEASES TO AMAZE AND AND CAPTIVATE.
A true masterpiece in all aspects of filmmaking.
"Why don't you put her in charge?!"
Easily the funniest moment in the franchise 🤣
he essentially said what everybody who watched that scene was thinking which makes it great
This is a great scene about some of the characteristics of leadership.
Make sure people have a mission to focus on and an objective to achieve through problem solving. It's great watching Ripley choose to step up and cooperate in leadership to try and survive their situation. Just a great movie overall.
No men v women etc, just right we need to survive this, how do we do it?
@@DjBuddhaInBlack Absolutely. It's more realistic.
Everything in a James Cameron movie seems AUTHENTIC
Have you seen The Abyss? I feel like that contradicts your claim, some spurious character interactions in that for sure
Ripley! 🥰 What a leader!
That is one of the greatest movies ever. I love all of the Alien movies. I don't care what people complain about. Any of them beat my wife's Rom-Com's.
If there's any film worthy of redo in 4k its this one. Especially the environmental shots of the colony, phenomenal.
This is an excellent scene for showcasing Ripleys leadership skills. She may be a civvie but she's incredibly smart, she KNOWS about these monsters from horrifying experience, and she has a good sense of the soldiers and how to keep them from shutting down. She recognizes they are in a bad situation but also recognizes there are *solutions.* She, frankly, was far more combat-ready than their green lieutenant, and as commented below, game recognizes game. If not for her mutiny and hijacking their APC, they'd all have been dead. And they know it, so they LISTEN to her.
The fact she's a woman, for a damn change, just isn't relevant. She knows what the hell she's doing, she knows her people and equipment, and is carrying out a thought-out plan. When you're in the middle of a hurricane, you need a good pilot steering the ship and you don't care what they look like.
Ah-firmative!
Remember, she was first officer of the Nostromo, and had a lot of experience. And it shows.
She was meant to go, as Burke wanted her as an advisor. Jones, of course, was surplus to requirements, as he was a little s***head.
Not just that, but they also listen to Newt. She knows the colony's layouts by heart and is well-versed on the Aliens' behavior (namely, coming out at night).
Ripley was an officer
Man this is so much more clear than all the years I watched this on VHS.
I remember sitting in a theater and the laughter after paxtons put jer in charge roard through the theater..paxton was a jem..solid preformance in every movie i saw growing up...
I love the way that Ripley deals with Hudson freaking out. I feel like people have forgotten how to do this.
they didnt make enough movies like this. Love it
they all deserve an oscar. perfect acting
Aliens and Terminator were the only two movies that literally had me sitting on the edge of my seat in the theatre way back when.
Alien didn’t? I can’t even watch Alien now (after having seen it like 20 times before) without my heart racing and me sweating towards the end.
Hudson's got the best arc. From cheap bravado that folds at the first sign of real peril to actual competence and courage.
This is my favorite of all the Alien movies-because of Bill Paxton. He added that extra something! Always cracked me up!
Man, Bill Paxton really sold this role. He looked terrified for the entirety of this part of the movie. Even in scenes where they're making plans, he still looks on edge
Two comments I still use...especially at work..."fine, you do that" & "move like you've got a purpose"🤣👍
Some of the best lines in this movie come from Hudson (Bill Paxton) "Thats it man... game over"
Johnny Cage uses that line when fighting the Alien in Mortal Kombat X
"It's game over, man."
One of the few sci fi flicks that manages to hold up decades later.
Looks like 2018 rather than 1986. They did such an amazing job back then.
I think Michael Biehn is a really brilliant and underrated actor!
Vasquez is such a badass. Just in that one quick glance she gives Hudson after Ripley tells him to relax... what a great actor.
One of the best movies ever. No doubt ❤
Best way to get someone out of a funk like that is to give them a clear task! Allows the training to kick in.
I didn't know this movie maybe because it's a little old for me and I saw it last night and I must say it's incredible! the plot, the action! awesome! Best of the best!
Yeah, they ran out of ideas about 15 years ago, so old movies are best.
The picture quality is freaking me out man. It's freaking me out!
World's most unlikely advice: "Relax.":
How so? Great advice in most difficult situations.
“Why don’t you put her in charge!” Is such great line delivery. Like he almost starts the line as a joke but the panic and desperation take over and just make him sound crazed
God Bless James Cameron.
Outstanding! now all we need is a deck of cards. Proper quality.
The absalute pinnacle of sci fi media it really doesnt get any better
Keep these iconic videos coming.
One of the best movies ever made not just scifi all movies.
"Just relax!" lol. What a great movie, RIP Bill Paxton, no one plays strung out, verge of mental collapse like him w/ his wide eyed crazed looks.
This is back when they made great movies, and did the strong woman correctly.
Holy smokes, this HDR 4K thing looks good. I mean the movie transcended its time, but now it looks even better.
The thing that gets me about this scene is how well it holds up after all these years. The tech looks worn-out and ancient, but when you consider that it has to withstand a hostile environment and possibly high levels of electromagnetic radiation it becomes believable that this could be the future of interstellar travel, just like how the computers onboard a Navy warship look straight out of 1985 because they have to be able to withstand an EMP burst.
The best SF movies out there, hard to believe first alien is form 1979
2:17 Grew up watching her perform. Such divine inspiration. Beautiful
One of the greatest sci-fi horror movies ever made!
1:19 the most greatest moment 😅😅😅 so hilarious amd sarcastic
The Picture quality is just amazing!
one of my favorite movie lines of all time.
Bill Paxton has a bunch of great ones in this flick. Cant wait for the 4K remaster this coming spring.
F*ckin eh!
It's shocking how good this movie is compared to modern cinema.
This movie holds up to be watched almost once a year and yet modern movies don't even hold up to be seen ONCE! 😵💫
My favorite film of all time. I am a photographer. I don't know who shot that still at 3:36. Amazing Picture and badass too...
A magnificent masterpiece of a movie, unquestionably amongst the greatest scifi movies ever made. I also love the first Alien movie as well. It masterfully, suspencefully, and terrifyingly introduced us to the legendary Alien species. ❤️👍❤️
Paxton's character in this movie was one of my favorites. He played the "goofball" guy that became unhinged - but I noticed upon rewatching the movie - during the fight scenes he was actually very heroic.
"Battle is the Great Redeemer. It is the fiery crucible in which true heroes are forged. The one place where all men truly share the same rank, regardless of what kind of parasitic scum they were going in. I see everyone is having a productive morning. You know it gives me a swell of pride knowing soldiers of your... caliber will be leading the charge tomorrow. Tip of the spear. Edge of the knife." - Hudson
Quote Hudson. = Master Sergeant Farell. Such a versatile actor. He made me laugh in multiple movies.
Crack of my a**?
I was purposely misquoting. It's meant as a joke. 🙂
Hudson is reacting like how a normal human would, he's freaking out after losing all of his friends and being trapped on a planet full of monsters. Ripley slides right into the leader role, she's afraid too but isn't letting it consume her, she's stern but fair with Hudson, calming him down and getting him focused and doing something. Great leadership.
Such a perfect film
ironically, all they had to do in order to survive in this mission was
- kill Bishop, or deactivate him at least
- put Newt in charge and follow her commands
Bril movie! Great cast. One of the best lines ever 'game over!'. RIP Bill. Nuff said.
RUclips makes you pay for this one… the best one
This movie, perhaps the greatest sequel of all time. The movie is flawless
"Fine....you do that".....ohhh the weight and distrust in that statement. One of my fav movies of all time. i still have the DVD....need the 4K version
Hudson had the best lines in the movie IMO...
Thank you so much for all the Aliens clips in this high resolution. Watching them is a totally different experience. If possible, the sentry gun scene would be awesome...! 🤗🙏
Hudson has a great story arc. He is always bragging and talking trash but underneath it all he is an insecure coward. However, he starts to redeem himself in this scene when Ripley sets him straight. In the end, his character goes down fighting bravely.
The credit goes to Bill Paxson for taking a minor character and making him memorable.
Bill Paxton as corporal Hudson is the ultimate portrayal of a grunt. Just saying.
Knut's reaction is great
That little girl steal the scene
The 80's was the era of excellent sci-fi and action movies, and the Alien series was top-notch, though Aliens was exceptional. And also probably the best balanced depiction of feminist reality in movies of that era. Everything happens naturally, without having to make some statement or setup an idealized situation. Sigourney Weaver portrays an extremely capable marine, without regard to her gender, though her gender becomes increasingly pertinent as we see this is all actually a threat to motherhood itself that we are watching. Such perfect imagery. A top notch actor, as are all the supporting actors in these movies. Also perfect action directing and special FX. Ages extremely well.