Aliens - Caravan Of Garbage
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- There are very few sequels that are able to match the original or potentially surpass it. James Cameron's Aliens is one of those films. Arriving in 1986 seven years after the last it marks the return of Sigorney Weavers Ellen Ripley whom is awoken from cryosleep 57 years after the events of Alien 1979. Great movies and good vibes. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review
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My favorite bit of trivia about this movie, is that the name of the piece of music cue that plays when Bishop gets ripped apart and the Queen is revealed from with the landing gear, is "Queen Takes Bishop". Perfect. No notes.
I bet that joke is the only reason he's named Bishop
Michael Giacchino would absolutely pull something like that for one of his works
@@rhetiq9989 absolutely. I love looking at the track titles for his music.
The “he actually snuck in an extra sneaky wife” was brilliant, I love your editors. They’re actually the best.
I also appreciate that they shout them out every video, and in the social media postings of each video. Really cool.
A double-secret wife that he extra-forgot
"Favourite Moments" is clearly "Thoughts and Prizes" without the prizes... And if Mason had pointed that out, he'd have finally won a prize.
Hey, the guy who keeps talking about Fifth Element got a shout out.
love that guy
He's a God dam hero
Frsies
I like to believe his real name is Rodney Blueharvest.
@@beatrixwickson8477 Rodney being short for Guywhoyellsrodney (it's a family name, I'm sure)
Haven’t heard Mason swear much, but (as an Englishman) hearing him say “a brain full of Tetley’s” was deeply unsettling, surprising and frankly unprofessional. I’m not sure if I’m going to continue listening to this podcast anymore with language like that.
Let's be real dude, Tetleys is like toilet water. Yorkshire tea is where it's at.
Oh I heard 'a brain full of dead fleas' and was horrified lol
PG tips is where it's at lads
@@davemurrells3780 As an acceptable alternative if the shop has run out of Twinings only.
My mom likes tetley tea. I'm glad I know she doesn't really tea's true bitterness.
Elon Musk looks as if Rob Liefeld drew him.
True, I have never seen Elon Musk's feet.
Presenting: BLOODMUSK
Gonna start calling him "Mr. Pouches"
skin pulled very taught over a wide skeleton
Most accurate description
The sheer fucking irony of James Cameron of all people saying that he would be worried someone would be difficult to work with
Imagine knowing you are a butthead and knowing you don't want to make the universe implode by adding another butthead. Both brilliant buttheads.... but there can only ever be one uber ego butthead per project
@@ForestRaptor That's why you find yourself a beavis
One of the smaller details I like about this movie is how that Ripley isn’t the only one that cares about the kid. I feel like in a lot of movies when they add a kid there’s always just one character that has to care for them, usually the main, and none of the other characters care about the kid at all. In this everyone cares for Newt. Hudson saves her from the facehugger, Hicks refuses to let Bishop leave without her, they all have her safety in mind, except Burke of course.
Yes!
And bishop grabs her and saves her from being expelled to space.
@@fecardona that’s right! She woulda got sucked out the airlock otherwise. Man, what a good crew!
And during the defense planning scene she's got one of their helmets on and was lifted to sit on the layout table so she could see.
@@3Rayfire right. It’s the little details like that are so good.
James Cameron's ENTIRE CAREER is a long string of someone saying "YOU CANT DO THAT!" and James Cameron angrily proceeding to do that really really well.
Some one must've said you can't make a bad Avatar 2 movie
James Cameron doesn't do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because he IS James Cameron.
The director’s cut is so much better. I actually watched the director’s cut first and the theatrical cut (which is the one on streaming) years later and the director’s cut adds so much emotional depth and sets everything up better and allows you to understand Ripley’s motivations and trauma better.
It also gives even more reason to hate Burke and empathize with Newt. Seeing Hadley's Hope *before* it all went to hell adds a real gut punch.
Thoughts and Prizes was a great sequel to Thought and Prize
🤣 under-rated comment
Thought$ and Prize$
The fact that Alien and Aliens are both perfect movies, in different genres is astounding. This to me, is Camerons best work.
I would still put The Terminator above it, but not by much
Agree
Aliens is great, but Terminator 2 is officially the greatest action movie ever.
Same for Terminator 1&2. Different genres, both great.
@@karhuwaari would've loved to see a version of T2 done by Ridley Scott though
As far as I'm aware, the UK crew hated Cameron because he kept trying to ignore union rules on working hours and such (i.e. he expected them to work every hour God sent, with no compensation. They expected to be treated like human beings).
Damn shame
Didn't thatcher ruin the filmmakers union?
Edit
Not super related to your comment I just wanted to hate on thatcher again
it sounds like Mij made a few appearances throughout this shoot
Michael Biehn famously said the UK crew "Wasn't used to working."
@@RettMikhal I liked Jim’s zing about how after the shoot he gets to leave and they’ll still be there
The problem with the "crew was a pain to work with" is that James Cameron is a well know pain in the ass perfectionist control freak.
And yet he made the Avatar movies lol.
@@MGsubbieOh you mean those $2 billion blockbusters that are technical marvels that took decades to meticulously make? Definitely not the products of someone who's a control freak perfectionist.
@@NathanDrakeTheGreat Well he didn't give a shit about the writing.
@@NathanDrakeTheGreat I mean.... first movie is literally just a rip-off of Dances with Wolves with some Fern Gully thrown in
.... But not entirely bad quality in a director 🤷
Favorite moments?
- The dropship scene. “You’re on the elevator to Hell! Going D O W N !”
- The smartguns. “LET’S ROOOOCK!”
- “What do you mean THEY cut the power? How can THEY cut the power? They’re ANIMALS, man!” The entirety of that scene, through Hudson’s death
- The scene shortly after, navigating through the vent system. Love that red lighting.
"Mostly."
"We're in the pipe, 5 by 5"
You always were an asshole, Gorman.
@@jeremiahl3529 complete gibberish... probably the only bad line in the script tbh, but I can forgive it since it's such a minor thing in an otherwise perfect movie.
@@SA80TAGE It's not complete gibberish it's legit military jargon(coming form a non-military person so that that with a grain of salt) "In the Pipe" means on course or as intended. "5x5" is a communications reference associated with Volume and Clarity on a scale of 1-5. So 5x5 also means "Loud and Clear" or near perfect reception(copy paste). I mean.. I guess it's a sci-fi movie, but it works perfectly, but feel free to google that yourself.
The scene where the alien comes out of the water behind newt is in my humble opinion the best practical effects shot ever put on film. It loooks 100% real.
Pure art - just like the power loader reveal at the end
now there are at least 2 people who want you to cover Fifth Element
I concur with the fifth element guy, definitely have to do that film eventually
gotta wait till there's nothing else trending, or a sequel/reboot gets announced, since they're slave to the algorithm.
Guy 2 here: Fifth Element please.
Guy 2: Electric Boogaleeloo
I’ll third a Fifth Element CoG.
@@mikey-wl2jt 😂
Sixth Element pls
😅 👆✌️🤟🖖🖐️ element pls
"Can you imagine this movie without Ripley? I mean, it would be like all those Alien movies without Ripley!"
Never a truer word mate!
Shoutout to the guy wanting a fifth element episode
Speaking of favourite things in the movie - one of mine is a really low-key thing, but for all Hudson is a bit of a jock and a goof, Newt knows instinctively he's a good guy. When the FH is attacking, it's him she screams out to and he doesn't hesitate once he realises what's happening.
Bill Paxton was such an icon. Everything about that character was just so perfectly done.
He's a scaredy-cat with a heart of gold, literally the Cowardly Lion from Wizard of Oz.
I like that they're still aware he's a marine with technical knowledge too. Like, for sure he's a doofus and a bit of a coward, but he's still extremely capable and useful.
@@hollandscottthomas I mean, who wouldn't be that scared in his shoes???
@@SA80TAGE Totally reasonable reaponse to that situation! It’s such a funny contrast to how arrogant he was before they landed 😂
apparently Bill Paxton was very considerate of Carrie Henn on set and treated her like a little sister, maybe that translated to the performance. RIP Bill, everything I've heard indicates he was a genuinely lovely dude
Oh the lack of self awareness of James Cameron worrying someone else is going to be overwhelming and difficult to work with. 🤣
or maybe is it an incredible self awareness that he knows he’s going to be equally abrasive, and tank the relationship?
@@yungoldman2823smart smart man
I like to think the image of her daughter being so pixellated was because sending transmissions through space is massively expensive in the Alien universe, maybe the company were so mean they sent a low poly, low file size version to save a few pennies!.
Head-canon: this is a universe where we didn't spend so much time on super-sweet graphics and made interstellar travel instead. I mean, consider the quality of that universe's porn. That's got to free up a lot of time for discovering hyperdrive.
Let’s not forget the amazing Aliens Caravan of Garbage arcade game. One of the best of all time.
Love the video guys. ❤
That’s mate! Incredible game also
@@mrsundaymoviesJames Cameron is Canadian not American, you’re gonna have to redo the whole video bud.
"That's it! GAME OVER, MASON! GAME OVER!!"
Great quote from the movie Joker
I'm just here for the premiere count down clock
These videos premiere at 7am in my time zone, and honestly it’s a nice soothing way to wake up and ease into the episode.
I can’t believe the theatrical version cut the scene where Ripley finds out about her daughter, I feel like so much of her characters motivation is in that scene.
Same, I even remembered it being a huge part but I must have seen the extended version when I was a kid.
All so they could fit one more screening per day. Did fucking Burke get inspired by an executive at Fox that made that decision?
I like the extended cut for the mini guns and some other things but honestly she doesn’t need even more motivation. She already has ptsd and makes the connection with Newt. The fact she was willing to overcome her fears and ptsd honestly doesn’t have anything to do with her daughter. It’s more of an internal resolution imo.
@@Davidsworldtravelsit has everything to do with it. It offers a form of personal redemption for Ripley by going back for Newt when she was never able to make it back for her own daughter. It perfectly parallels the Alien Queen as well and her loss when the eggs are lit on fire. I find it to be extremely important as a scene
@@KrazzeeKane yes I see what you’re saying but her daughter wasn’t killed by aliens. So that part of the redemption doesn’t really sync up. She has nightmares about aliens bursting out of her chest, not missing her daughter’s birthday or whatever. So her real arc is overcoming trauma. Her daughter is just not a character in this at all while Newt is. So at the end it’s mother vs mother not bc she’s an actual mother but bc she wants to protect someone else (Newt) from having the nightmares she does. She finds saving others (even the marines) as a way out of her own fear which is the real theme imo and much more powerful. I actually strongly dislike in films when they have to rely on family as shorthand for emotional connection without it being earned.
Half expected to hear 'RODNEY!' in the middle of the Newt scream montage.
Huge respect for the 5th element COG advocate
When I was very young I woke up early and came down stairs to watch Saturday morning tv. I was awake so early that the children’s programmes hadn’t started yet so I put in a VHS to watch what I thought was recordings of the ITV Chart Show. As I settled down to eat my cereal and watch Bros and MC Hammer, I was surprised to see a man be ripped apart by a giant bug and milk spew out of his mouth and pour from his body. My mum had been watching Aliens with her boyfriend the night before and left the tape on top of the machine. I would have been about 7 years old. I was so traumatised that I sat frozen in my chair and watched the rest of the film against my own will. It took over a decade before I could eat Weetabix again.
Where was your dad and how much damage did your single mum do to you ... and back then every 8yr old watched horror on VHS
My dad was away in the army and was busy being a violent alcoholic and my mum, although suffering from mental health issues, did the best she could to keep me alive. She forgot to put a scary movie away one morning though so, you got her. Finally, justice for me. Thank you. I agree. Terrible mum. Awful. And yes, in the 80s, us children did used to watch all our horror films on VHS because laser disc was for grown ups. Also people back then used to rip into women who continued to look after their children when the men just up and left. It was always the single mum’s fault in the 80s. It’s good to see that things have progressed and kids these days can just download horror whenever they want. It must be more convenient.
There’s a reference to Aliens in an episode of Mad About You. Something along the lines of someone asks Reiser if he’s ever seen the Alien movies and he says “Only the first one.”
And then his wife Helen Hunt and Pvt Hudson go around chasing storms and tornadoes.
I’m currently on vacation in Switzerland and I have to say that the Giger imitation is spot on Swiss.
saw it in my early teens, gave me a life long suspicion of suspended ceilings.
I've never needing anything as much as I need the guy that yells "Rodney!" back...
Not knowing that Bishop was an android, and being scared and confused as to why he was so fast with knives and full of milk mirrors my original experience with the Alien franchise as well. I was quite young and those two scenes were the only real memories I had of it.
@@PytD we were all so young, it's just the joys of growing up in the 80s and 90s.
My favourite moment of this was the “favourite moments” bit, which is of course a weekly segment here. Hearing this recurring gag for the first time every week never stops me from not smiling maybe 👍
3:00 “Canadian grub” 🍁
Came here to say this or second it.
15:55 Similar thing happened when I watched this movie. I watched the movie in my college's common room and a guy just showed up during the first military raid to watch it with me. When Bishop got stabbed he was absolutely confused and bewildered as he had missed the fact he was an android.
I like when Mason goes "and here's the clip" exercising his power over the show
I’d love a ranking of iconic scifi sounds. The pulse rifle is S rank for me
Absolutely iconic. Might be the most satisfying gun sound effect of all time.
It's interesting that James Cameron used his set design and model making skills from working on Roger Corman Alien rip-offs to make an actual Alien film.
Well, Corman is known for having helped start the careers of many actors and directors who went on to become big names like Francis Ford Coppola, Jack Nicholson, Martin Scorsese and Dennis Hopper
I think I heard this from GoodBadFlicks' video on "Galaxy of Terror," but when he was doing effects and models for that movie, he'd be there working when the other staff showed up in the morning, and still be there working when they went home. He was full of ideas about how to make things look good on the cheap, and his coworkers had a feeling he'd be going places.
Your video last week convinced me to pause it halfway through and watch Alien before finishing it. The next day, I watched Aliens. The reason I bring this up is because I watched both movies on Disney+ and I think that’s hilarious
The only RUclips videos that I press like on straight away.
I think every review needs a red Dwarf connection, true or otherwise. Red Dwarf is the best.
As a Swiss person myself, I can absolutely confirm that we do sound like that wenn we speak englisch😅😢
Coincidentally watched the 4k version of this movie last night and the transfer is SO good. So many wonderful details that still hold up great - and a few charming matte painting backgrounds to giggle at.
I'm sorry to say but that transfer as had tons of AI post-processing that removed all the grain and turned all the faces into mush. If you liked the transfer, imagine if it was done well!
@@EmpereurHector "and turned all the faces into mush."
I don't know what bootleg version you watched, but the faces absolutely are not "mush" in the 4k remaster. You can literally see each individual drop of sweat on their faces.
While I was at uni on a film course we had one of the production designers who'd worked on Aliens come and talk. He told us one time that Cameron came in to the room to review the designs for the machine guns, and only gave the note that they make it longer by 14mm. He really didn't like him lmao
Oh my god the mr bean edition was absolutely incredible, stellar stuff from laurence
That Mr bean edit was pretty amazing
I said on the previous video that the original Alien is one of my all time favourite movies. Despite that, I fully admit that Aliens probably is a better movie. It's the perfect way to make a sequel, and moves the character of Ripley forward in a way that makes sense and isn't just a repeat of the previous movie.
I still prefer Alien, I like that more claustrophobic setting of the Nostromo and the 1 Alien picking them off one-by-one. Let me put it this way. Alien is a top 3 movie for me, Aliens is a top 5.
Favourite moments - from the Special Edition: the automatic sentry guns in the tunnels. Amazing
-"Next time, they walk right up and knock."
-"Yeah, but they don't know that."
James’ latest segments are incredible. Never before have I been so proud of someone trying so little.
As replacement for “the guy who screams Rodney” let’s have the compilation of that small child screaming for every trivia segment
The Tetleys insult could be a nod to Brian Glover from Alien 3, who also played the Tetleys Tea Tea Bagger bloke in the Tetleys tea adverts.
I had the pleasure of seeing Paul Reiser at a comedy club a few years back. At the end of his set, he asked if anybody had any questions. I was sitting right up front, so I raised my hand and he called on me. In what I realized only later was a complete rip off of a Chris Farley skit from SNL called "The Chris Farley Show", I asked him if he remembered that scene in Aliens when he saw Sigourney Weaver in the room banging on the camera and he just leaned back and flipped the monitor off. He said yes, and I said "That was awesome!" and everybody had a good laugh. What a legend.
James reaching his Supervillain arc with the prizes segment
Favourite Moments has got to be the best segment on the podcast in all of the last 2 weeks.
As bad as the alien and predator sequels are,thank god they never once tried to remake Alien 1 or Predator 1. Those are timeless classics
Those movies would be easy as hell to remake. The problem is any remake would try to overstuff the movies when both are simple monster survival movies.
@@MrMgkman13it's not about difficulty it's about the fact they'd be retreading as well as stepping on the legacy of a film that while old isn't dated outside of some special effects.
It would be a soulless cgi mess that misses the entire point of the first two films and nothing more
It's been said quite a bit lately, but I strongly agree that we should only remake movies that were failures. Like, maybe this had a really solid premise but it just did not work for any one of the billion reasons a film can fail throughout production. You don't need to remake Alien or Predator, because they 100% still hold up, but you could remake Aliens Vs Predator because that movie blows lol.
Give em time.
On one hand yes that wouldve been terrible but on the other at least a remake couldnt ruin the canon and retroactively make the original movies worse
"Who are you?"
"James Cameron's ex-wife who worked on a film with him."
"Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?"
They should do "The last Starfighter" or "Flight of the navigator"
19:40 Maybe Dutch fell into some chemicals and now he has to be kept at freezing temperatures to survive, hence the cryo-pod.
Looking forward to the Caravan of Garbage: Alien 3 4 hour long extravaganza that's coming next week.
There's too much stuff about that film to cover in 20 minutes. It's just impossible, even for two accomplished Aussies such as these guys.
I don't know what about the back and forth you two have that just scratches an itch for me but I'll be damned if I don't end up with some bit of appreciation for every movie you cover whether I enjoy or have even watched them.
Thank you both for the insightful banter
For you non 80's kids, the quick punch to the face clip was from "Three O'Clock High."
You're welcome!
Don't fuck this up Mitchell!
James and Maso chatting with the M64 file select music in the back got my brain releasing some absolutely fire chemicals ngl 🔥🔥
The idea that James and Mason actually know what i'm commenting on these videos is fucking terrifying
Something I'd add to the trivia segment: Counting the special edition, no fewer than four members of the cast of Aliens were voice actors on Starfleet, a British produced English language version of a Japanese sci-fi marionet series that ran on British TV in 1980-81. Mark Rolston who played Drake (The big, gruff blonde marine) played the tubby comic relief character and Newt's dad played the hero.
In 1982, Brian May the lead guitarist from Queen, would produce a rock album based on the series alongside his good friend Eddie Van Halen, since May's son was a huge fan of Starfleet. You can find the complete series here on RUclips incidentally and the album had a remaster just last year and is on Spotify.
Fun Fact: Most of the lighting in this movie has an incredibly blue undertone, leading to the working title being "Blue Harvest"
The more you know
wonderful cameo from classic comedic character "the grub" in this one
Fun fact: the hero in training Pinky wanted to name herself Ridley Hero: Alien Queen, but that got turned down
Fun fact about Michael Biehn: he just started a podcast and his first episode is with his now best friend, Doug Stanhope.
I am once again on my knees begging!! For the fifth element caravan of garbage!!
the man… the myth… THE FIFTH ELEMENT COMMENTER LEGEND!!!!!
Finally!!! I've been waiting to thumbs up you since the premiere.
I watched this movie in French many years ago. I rewatched it last weekend. I was last weekend years old when I learnt the "game over man, GAME OVER!" came from this movie.
If someone said I drink Tetley's, I would fight them.
I am once again on my knees begging for The Fifth Element Caravan of Garbage
PRETENDER TO THE THRONE!!!
Seeing a man get recognition for being repetitive has emboldened me: do the Hellboy duology
The thought of Elon having a built in fridge in his chest is honestly one of the funniest things you guys have said🤣
Why wouldn't Kermit be able to ride a bike?
Kermit is a puppet. Put him on a moving bike and there's nowhere to hide the puppeteer. Before the ability to digitally erase elements from video, it's a really fucking impressive effect to achieve.
@@noodle_fche's a frog, not a puppet
His parents never taught him :(
@@tehcake Also true, but not especially germane to his mention in the video
Frogs have no sense of balance.
I was on a Europe trip last summer and in the middle of old Lyon in France, in a building that at some point was apartments and is surrounded by apartments and other regular old urban stuff, is a film and miniatures museum. They have one of/the original puppet for the Alien Queen in there on the third floor (and a whole bunch of other really cool film models and masks)
The ship from Event Horizon is there too. It’s like 6ft long.
More guy for Fifth Element please!
Raiders gun sound effect was pretty sweet too. Love from Canada
Newt is such a sweetheart. I hope she gets more screen time in the next Alien movie. 😊
She has spinoff potential for sure.
@@whisperienced The actress would be in her late twenties by the time the third movie comes out. That is why she wasn't in the 3rd movie. Alien 3 is by far the most depressing Alien movie, because everyone Ripley befriended and bonded died.
@@AVGJ3859 Yeah I was joking.
Amazing dialog such as "Hey Vasquez, has anyone ever confused..."
Amazing imagery such as the alien rising out of the water
Amazing witty symbolism joke "Queen takes Bishop"
I love this review! Stay prayed up! 🙏🏾
thats hilarious, ive just started noticing the "i am on my knees...5th element" guy recently on your vids lmao
Mr. Bean in the club, a master piece
My favorite scene is Ripley going down the Elevator. The last moment where she stands there to feel the air and closes her eyes to mentally reaffirm herself.
Just got my Thoughts and Prizes gift in the mail! Thanks guys, it smells great👍
Hey, you should do "The Fifth Element" Caravan of Garbage.
"Newt Scream" for the New Rodney.
Rodney?
@@fearnloathingingeneralRODNEYYYY!!!!!
It will erase all of our future bloodlines
*Michael Scott Gif* "NO! NO! NO! PLEASE GOD NO!"
No thank you. Jesus christ
I too would like to see The Fifth Element covered
Giger's response was pretty classy, given the theft of his intellectual property.
Aw damn
It's almost like people back in the day were just happy to see their art get used to help make more creative projects instead of having the "everything must be monetized" attitude of today.
@@Commodore22345 More likely that Alien made him more famous that anything else he did in his career, so he likely enjoyed the proxy success.
The ONLY time I have ever thought that Sigourney Weaver was actually attractive is for this 14:03 one two-second snippet of Aliens, where she tilts her head in the most badass and still hot way.
cant believe there wasnt a single mention of the iconic line “game over man game over”
I hate to be That Guy but there's no confirmation Paxton is killed by The Terminator. He's flung into that gate but not even that hard really when you really look at it. I always find it weird that Paxton is the go-to name for that Terminator/Aliene/Predator hat trick when Henriksen's seems so much more definite
That Lance Henriksen backstory is so dark yet so brilliant.
Awesome that they shouted out 5th Element guy! You should do that movie tho.
little kid james's horrified face never fails to crack me up
Please do the 5th element its one of my favorite science fiction movies ever!