When filming the "chestburster" scene, the actors were not told what to expect. Those reactions are honest, such when Skerritt is seen mouthing "What the hell", and Veronica's spectacular expression. Brilliant scene.
They didn't actually see those special effects, which were done at another time with an effects crew, but they were doused with an unexpectedly large explosion of fake blood and guts.
there's a user on YT called "Matt McMuscles" who was previously part of a channel called SuperBestFriends Play and the "Oh God...!" is a running joke on his channel.
Not only that but they weren't told that someone would be throwing a bucket of actual pig's blood at them, so, yes, those reactions were exceedingly real and spectacular.
Best sci fi horror of all time ... When this came out ( 1979) I was 11 ... No internet No video No dvd No mobile phones ... This movie blew the world away This movie changed sci fi movies This was Ridley Scott’s SECOND movie ...
Same here. 79 was a good year for young horror fans - Alien, Phantasm, Nightwing, Prophecy, I got to see them all with my uncle who thankfully drug me along with him.
Everytime I see the chestburster scene all I can think about is: "Hello my baby! Hello my honey! Hello my ragtime gaaaaal!" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Blue needs to watch Space Balls soon! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😄😎😊
Tom Skerrit (the captain) was by far the most well-known actor at the time of Alien's 1979 release. So his relatively early death served to startle the audience - normally people would have thought he'd be the last one to die
If i am not wrong, original indeed Tom Skerrit was planned to be the last survivor... but Ridley Scott wanted Ripley as last survivor (in the first script Ripley was a man) ..also there : Ridley Scott changed Ripley to a woman. Another idea which almost made it to the movie was: that the Alien is the last survivor, and talks in the voice of Tom Skerrit in the end... but they throw that idea too.. This shows the main quality of this film ... They had a lot of ideas... and the ideas competed with eachother.. And the best idea won and made it to the movie.
@@PygmalionFaciebat you're kind of right. o'bannon and shussett's original script was called STAR BEAST. It featured 6 crew members and didn't have the android storyline. the characters were all male, had different names but were written with the note that anyone of them could be played by a female actor. in the original script the captain was i think the last to be taken. David Giler completely re-wrote the script- changed all the names, added Ash the android and the nefarious company. Ridley Scott says that it was Alan Ladd Jr, president of 20th century fox's idea during the re-write to make ripley a female... hill and giler loved it.
I saw this when it first came out in '79 (I was 22). The trailer played on TV and lots of people could hardly wait to see it. The original trailer is here on RUclips. I was scared as soon as the opening credits started. The suspense was awful. The special effects are still great. And no CGI back then!
You're reactions were on point, even with the "vintage" effects you still were gripped by the environment and characters with the soundtrack keeping you on edge. Now, you did say " I like vintage movies" ... well, I'd love to see your reaction to another Vintage classic, John Carpenters The Thing from 1982. The movie is without question one of the all time greats with great direction, cast, cinematography and an awesome score from Ennio Morricone. The creature design mainly created by Rob Bottin, I can guarantee you is like nothing you've ever seen before. The 21 year old Rob Bottin worked so hard and was so dedicated to get the best creature design he could ended up in hospital with severe fatigue at the end of the shoot.
"Please parasite, don't hurt the kitty!" My headcannon is that the xenomorph doesn't hurt the cat because it recognizes and respects another apex predator.
it's definitely afraid of him. At the first hiss, it kills the guy, and the cat is unimpressed. then, in the corridor, they have a staredown, alien clearly loses, or cat announces that he is hungry, so alien flees in the lifeboat, only to be followed, so it plays dead hoping to not get caught! jonesy is never afraid.
Smack! "Oh, I would smack her back..." Fun fact about that scene: that slap was real and not told would happen to Sigourney Weaver ahead of time, so maybe that almost could have happened. The other actress just hauled off and actually slapped her with only basic advice to improvise some from director Scott, and so the slightly teary-eyed, off-balance reaction from Weaver, a newcomer to movies at the time, was also real as she wondered if the cameras were still rolling. From there her professionalism kicked in and she just carried back on with the scene, deciding to go with it. Strong character, but also a legitimately strong person.
I don't think it's a coincidence that once Dallas dies.. Ripley is left with the 3 people on the ship that she had run-ins/tension with throughout the movie. Ash. Lambert. and Parker.
Ripley tried to stop the self-destruct sequence because her way to the shuttle, her only means of escape, was blocked by the Alien. When that failed, she had no choice but to try to get to the shuttle again, and surprisingly the Alien was apparently gone. Well, it had actually boarded the shuttle itself, as we would learn later. It's pretty smart for a freaking monster.
If you want a really alien experience, next time you find a Praying Mantis bug, just stare at it. Eventually, even if it has to turn its whole head around, it'll look straight back at you, make eye contact. You look into those eyes and know that creature is seeing you just the same. I find the minds of bugs unnerving. This movie made me feel a lot the same when it came out. I threw popcorn everywhere in the jumpscares.
I’ve always found insects, reptiles and arachnids fascinating. I keep them as pets and I personally handle each. You can’t tell me that there isn’t something conscious behind those eyes. They are incredibly intelligent and God help us if they ever realize it.
What happened to Kane was what happened to that big alien on the derelict ship some time ago. The baby Alien is known as a "chestburster" while the thing that implanted it is called a "facehugger". Quite literal and appropriate names.
One of the best sci-fi movies ever made. No CGI, just great practical effects. Great score by the even greater Jerry Goldsmith who composed scores to an impressive 256 movies. Among them: Star Trek movies, Air Force One,L.A. Confidential, U.S. Marshals, Basic Instinct, The Russia House, Total Recall, The Burbs, Rambo movies, Coma, The Omen, Chinatown, Patton and Planet of the Apes. Great debut performance from Sigorney Weaver. This is the first reaction video of yours I've watched and I will be checking out more. Thanks!😄👍🤟
Ahh Blue you just crossed paths with only the most aggressive, indestructible Xenomorph creature in the known and unknown universe. Their attack is undeniable. Their defenses are virtually impregnable. If you see them. Blow them up.
Yay you saw the director's cut. Aliens are like spiders. They stick their food in the walls to be laying eggs while eating them. Hence why Ripley burned her friends in it
As an engineer, my solution to the problem of having a killer Alien onboard would be for the crew to all don spacesuits with life support, pressurize them, and then depressurize the entire ship (open it to the vacuum of space). Problem solved, and no one has to die (except for Kane, who was already dead). But engineers don't write movies, so the crew will have to do it the hard, dangerous way.
17:48 unfortunately, the filmmakers were obviously not too concerned with little things like conservation of mass... Wait til you see Aliens (the Extended Cut is by far the best, a bit more of a slow burn in the beginning but there are some details in the beginning that make the rest of the movie more emotional) - Ripley is even more the goddess in that one.
The makers of Alien weren't concerned with conservation of mass because it was completely and utterly irrelevant; conservation of mass concerns closed systems, but the xenomorph is quite obviously an open system. It certainly grew very large, very quickly, so it would have needed some form of energy, but given that we now know it is an engineered being, there's absolutely no reason it couldn't have found a source of energy on the ship and used it. There is no evidence in any of the movies of the xenomorphs eating the people they kill - quite the opposite in fact - so the question of what they use for food (to convert to energy) is never covered, and is therefore open to discussion and debate. I actually agree that it seems a bit unlikely that it could grow so fast - especially given the fact that it's exoskeleton is hard - but these people are in a towing ship that is flying faster than the speed of light, so the rapid growth of the alien is not the biggest scientific issue in the film...
this crew has a specific command structure. you do what the ranking officer tells you to do. there is no conversation. "standard procedure is to do what they tell you to do". in this case both were right. Ripley was following procedure but Ash was acting under his special order (which probably supersedes ripley's authority without her knowing it). Dallas isn't technically on the ship and has no authority to command ripley to open the hatch. Ash disobeys Ripley - acting under his own special order - but is covered because he did want Dallas - the captain - wanted. the ripley/ash/dallas dynamic is further explored in the script when Ash implores dallas to send ripley into the vents cause it's her job and the captain isnt supposed to take risks. dallas wont hear of it. wants to make amends for kane. Dallas enables Ash to do what he wants and doesn't interfere. Ripley is onto Ash - making his life much harder. Dallas is the buffer for Ash. Ash wants Ripley out of the way.
The kitty, Jonesy, is the ship's cat. This is not an uncommon practice, even today, on ships on the Earth's oceans. In fact, even military ships have been known to have their own cats. They're mascots who are good for morale, and more practically on a physical level, they help keep rodents under control so that they don't eat and contaminate all of the food supplies. Jonesy isn't going anywhere near that "Xenomorph" alien, though, so it got all the rations it needed to grow very, *very* rapidly.
Blue. If you like the creature designs you should check out the work by the designer. D.R. Giger. He's an amazing artist from the '60s to the '90s The alien creature was a manifestation of his nightmares. Plus his art was heavily influenced by the catacombs in Paris.
"Imagine standing there and looking at that thing just stand up and look at you". That's the thing Blue. The Alien has no eyes. How creepy would it be to have an eyeless thing turn in your direction as if it did see you.
Turns out, the real monster was the employer all along! And I think the scene where the robot says "You have my sympathies" is basically just him being the representative of the company saying "Thoughts and prayers" after they sent their employees on a suicide mission.
11:04 - At university I had a teacher who looked exactly like Ash 27:02 - The Alien was transforming them into eggs. It's a concept that was abandoned in the theatrical release and in following movies but has been later introduced in the extended version of the movie again. There's no explanation for it.
"They should have scanned him! To see if it laid eggs or anything..." sadly, their ship is not equipped for advanced medical treatment, or scientific research. It is built for mining: It receives signals from unmanned probes, and goes there to extract the paydirt.
@@snakesrule5 Yeah, Ash probably did the scan, saw that it's there and just let it all happen, the companies plan was probably to autopilot the ship back once the crew was too dead to complain to anyone.
The creature is Alien, so it could have got so big by eating metal, breaking into a food locker and eating, absorbing moisture from the air (how mushroom caps grow overnight), the creature could be composed of nano machines which absorb material from any surface, etc. it is Alien.
I like your reasoning on this, the crew say it grew a silicon outer shell. So why not absorb any other types of nutrients, also we don't know how long they live or metabolism, so growing very fast is completely plausible.
Nailed it on the "Egyptian vibes"! Director Ridley Scott said himself he wanted that set to feel like a lost ancient Egyptian treasure room, so he painted a lot of it gold
In 1979 there was no CGI, but they were able to do tricks inside the camera like when you see the little people walking in front of the alien ship, they were filmed separately and then projected onto plate glass of a matte painting. Swiss artist H.R. Giger designed the Alien, the ship, and the world it comes from. Painted, works of art. taken right out of Giger's book 'Necronomicon'. The Nostromo is a huge detailed model, the creatures are foam/latex 'puppets', the sets are full sized, and Sigourney Weaver actually learned to use a real flame thrower. To make the 'face hugger' autopsy scene look more realistic, bits of raw chicken, clams, and oysters were used as 'guts'. Needless to say, it smelled bad.. Back then, it took a huge talented crew to pull this off. Just like JAWS, the limits of the day meant that the less you see the monster, the scarier it is. Ridley Scott, a master of suspense, did the first ALIEN. James Cameron (ALIENS, TERMINATOR, TITANIC, THE ABYSS, AVATAR) is a tech lover with a 'go big or go home attitude. The 3rd and 4th Alien movies were not fan or critic favorites but still very well done and entertaining, with Sigourney Weaver continuing her role as Ripley. Also, the AVP (Alien vs Predator) movies are a lot of fun. In my opinion, THE ABYSS, is the most beautiful sci-fi film ever made. Watch the directors cut because it's a much better movie and the behind the scenes, to see the lengths that Cameron will go to, to make a movie. it will blow your mind.
Love your reaction video. I commend you for being the first person I've watched reacting to Alien that watches the special addition. The scene with Dallas cocooned isn't in the theatrical release.
I've very impressed with the special effects, too, except for the Christmas lights on the bottom of the main part of the ship (the part that landed on LV-426).
I was 21 and saw it in the theater with my sister and another girl. I was sitting between them. The jump scares were great! Scariest thing I'd ever seen at the time. It probably still is.
this movie is a masterpiece in horror. made on a low budget, Ridley Scott delivered a movie that more than 40 years later still has the power to shock, that chestburster moment is sheer perfection
I love this movie and I've seen quite a few reaction videos to it. You're I must say, is one of the best. Your mouth opened so wide when Ash's head came off you could put a fist in it!!. Same with the chest burster scene. Also, thank-you for using the extended version, very few people do.
I always find it interesting that while it is in the book, the scene towards the end where Dallas says "kill me" to Ripley was not in the movie when it appeared in theaters. It is often said that the scene was deleted because of "length" reasons like several other scenes that also show up in the Director's Cut, but some have said that the execs felt the so-called "cocoon scene" was too disturbing for movie goers so they asked it to be removed (although it shows up in the second movie Aliens). Alien bursting out of some guys chest? That's okay. People encased in resin from the alien with eggs inside them asking to be put out of their misery? Nope, not okay to show that. Huh?
the primary reason for the removal of the cocoon seen in the main release was ultimately due to pacing. it was cool but not necessary... it was time to GET TO THE END.
"Fire In The Sky" (93) 🔥 🔥 Based on true events of Travis Walton. Saw in the theatre when Ground Hog Day was sold out, and still talking about it! Most slept on film ever Will not win any polls but so worth reacting to.
It's a "pet theory" of mine that the Alien did not intend to harm Ripley in the shuttle. First of all, it was strangely placid, almost sleepy, which could have meant it was calm and not feeling aggressive. Why? Because Ripley was its only chance for survival. Killing her would leave it stranded, not knowing what to do next. Of course, when Ripley started attacking it, it fought back, but before that, it seemed almost benign, and maybe, under the circumstances, it really was.
Because there were toys for the then new Aliens 1986 film, my parents rented this for me because they assumed it was for kids and let me watch it alone. I was 3.
Sir Ian Holm was superb at hiding his android side. One film that is full of great acting talent. Highly recommend people to read the book by Allen Dean Foster, it is even better than the film.
Blue: "It could be the source of an aggressive alien life???" Yeah...you could say that. Blue: "Mother knows how to go out with a bang!" LOL! Too funny! Watching this film in the theater when it was first released alternated between being creepy and then suddenly terrifying. It was advertised as a science-fiction movie, but the truth is that it's actually a sci-fi horror film.
i wached this movie when i was seven, i wanted to see it , my father wasnt ok, my mother (a little sadistic , but a loving one) dealed with him, me and my brother saw it. nightmares for 3 days. She did the exact same thing with the exorsit, i love her
So very much enjoyed your reaction!,...young person, I know yess we were impressed at the time it came out, cause Ridley Scott took scifi further, than Star Wars, further than Stanley Kubrick's 2001 which was a more cleaner, more methodical, Kubrick like Scott was a stickler for details,.there's a scene in 2001, where a passenger riding on a shuttle from a space station orbiting earth(the station is incredible)to a moon station, kinda drops his pen while writing notes, I mean as far as dropping in total zero gravity 😉, but anyway, he trys to catch it as it spins away from him,..its almost like slow motion, as it spins a stewardess catches it, she's bringing him dinner,..and that whole action in of itself is incredible because she enters said passenger's part of shuttle, and in order to do that she has to go from being upside-down to being right side up in order to serve him,.and there's this whole scene just on how she has to do this,..she's I think wearing magnetized boots,. it sounds tideous but I swear you won't be able to look away, (and there's great music during this whole scene Blue Danube, I think) because Kubrick made this big production out of something so simple, first because its being done in space,..and also maybe because in order to do this simple act will take a bit of finesse!,..its one of the reasons the movie is so long,..but like Scott, they didn't have sophisticated cgi, so they as directors had to use skills to draw you in and make you believe what you were seeing, if Kubrick were alive today, I don't know if he would be so inclined to use cgi,..for these directors, Carpenter, Cameron, cgi might be a short cut, in place of make-up effects,.elaborate sets, props,..Scott gives you this long pan of the ship before the crew wakes up in Alien,..maybe to show you just how big this ship is,..how it's big enough to get lost in,..then again when Ripley's trying to escape, you see that again, and he adds to the vastness of the ship,..steam,.smoke,..dark corridors,..dark corners you can't see around,..we could so see you on pins and needles, like we were all those years ago,..wondering "where is it,..I know its gonna jump out from some shadow and get her",..and I didn't see this when it came out,..I was still in school,..underage, it had an R rating, would've had to take the parents to get in and they so weren't fans of scifi, I was barely able to rangle them to take me to see Jaws,..and it was only because it was my birthday!,.kinda guilted them into it!😁,..so I didn't see this til a few years later, rented the VHS,.sitting in my room,..ALONE, ..in the dark,!!,..but long before I saw the movie,..the trailer alone scared the sh!+ out of me!,..do check out the trailer,..that screaming Parker did,..and obviously the slow painful death Lambert experienced, that Ripley heard over the comms,..that's what you hear in the trailer,.no video,..no pic other than that dam egg,..you just know its bad,..very bad,.and the dam narrator's voice "in space no one can hear you scream",..do check it out,..and check out 2001,..its long, seems tideous,..but its eloquent,.Scotts space travel more gritty,..messy,...also Aliens,..its good,..story continues,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
Fun fact: 14:31 Was not acting. Ridley Scott and the late John Hurt did not tell the cast that, that was going to happen and the other actors are really panicking.
If you are interested in watching the sequels, you may want to track down the Special Editions. - Aliens (1986) was cut down for its theatrical release, and some of the stronger visual ties to the first film were lost in favor of a tighter pace. The theatrical cut is still good in its own right, but director James Cameron pushed for the extended Special Edition very soon after the film's release, and he managed to accomplish that goal in 1991. - Alien 3 (1992) was absolutely massacred by the studio in its theatrical release. It was already a troubled production, but the film was further compromised by the deletion of key scenes highlighting the supporting cast. Director David Fincher disowned the film by the end of post-production, and the theatrical cut does not represent his intent. Fincher opted out of participating in the making of the 2003 Special Edition because of the lingering pain he associates with the film, but the longer cut is based on his notes, and editor Terry Rawlings considers it to be the proper version of the film. - Alien Resurrection (1997) is much like the first Alien in that the theatrical cut is actually the director's preferred cut. That said, the 2003 Special Edition of Resurrection is slightly preferred by some audiences for offering a few additional moments of humor and drama. Of the three sequels, it is the one with the most inconsequential alternate version.
If you want to see what Alien might look like if it were made today, you can check out Ridley Scott's two recent prequels to his 1979 film, Prometheus (2012) and Alien: Covenant (2017). These films reveal more details about the Engineers, the giant alien species that was seen in the pilot's seat of the crashed spaceship. You can even watch these prequels before the sequels if you so choose. Also, Ridley Scott made another film that is most likely in the same fictional universe, Blade Runner (1982). It has recently received its own sequel, Blade Runner 2049 (2017). These two films are set on Earth, so there is no overlap between their stories and those of the Alien films. However, some of the technology is similar, including the presence of androids that can easily pass as human beings. Finally, if you enjoy video games, you may consider playing Alien: Isolation (2014). It is set between the first and second Alien films, and it follows Ripley's daughter as she seeks to find out what happened to her mother. Again, you can play this game before watching the sequels, since it contains no spoilers for those films.
you should always watch the theatrical version first. imho but anything else is a "version" of the prototype, which opened to world acclaim. an instant classic. these other versions are for fans who've already seen the movie ten times and still want to know more . scenes were cut for a reason imho
At 17:37 you said you didn’t trust the place. Considering you can actually see the alien hanging from the chains, you weren’t wrong! Most don’t catch it. Super well disguised and shot perfectly lit
when filming the Chest buster scene they were really eating Dinner they did not know its part of the Movie only 3 actors , Ripley ,Ash and Cain knew . The rest though Cane is choking on food
I was curious, I noticed the subtitles for the film appeared to be in Russian and I was wondering if you spoke Russian or if they just happened to be in the copy you are watching? I just found you yesterday via The Mask reaction and so far am loving the content. Great work Trixy! P.S. The sequel to this movie and the first 2 predator films along with the AVP crossover are a must watch. There is such a cool universe to explore.
I wish Sigourney had become like a female Bruce Willis starring in a bunch of 'everyman' (everywoman?) action roles. Would have been cool to have a Jill McClane. Not complaining about having a Ripley, ultimate badass.
I think you might be referring to the style at the end. If so, this is an example of what's called "retro-futurism", or how the future was imagined by previous eras. This would be '70s futurism (Ballardian, specifically, soon to be replaced by the PC revolution and cyberpunk). For another example, the Fallout series uses an ersatz '50s futurism. Examining these dreams can tell you a lot about the dreamers (interesting thought; our era's vision will inevitably become a "futurism" of its own). I find acknowledging the concept to be helpful in making it less distracting.
All Scott brothers movies are great! James Cameron did the sequel to this, and he did Terminator 2. The 2 best sequels ever made! The dining room table scene was not fully known, only to the actor and director. He wanted to get real reactions from the other actors!! The scene with the Alien in the chair with his chest bust out is a being called a Engineer. A being fully explained in the prequel of all alien movies, Prometheus! Engineers seed life on planets and if they don't like how the life is proceeding, they seed another life to wipe out the first, then destroy each other. So Engineers are responsible for Aliens humans and supposedly Predators and the technology for Replicants and Terminators!!! Replicants are from the movie Bladerunner and Bladerunner 2049!!!
Oh you watched the so-called director's cut. I say so called because even though director Ridley Scott himself supervised this cut, the thing was a mere commercial gimmick by the studio to renew interest for the movie in the eve of the release of the Alien Quatrology DVD pack. Scott himself mantains that the theatrical cut that was released back in 1979 is the definitive version of this movie. And i pwrsonally say that it is tge best version of the movie - ney - that IT IS the movie.
If Ripley was the Third officer on the Nostromo and Dallas was Captain, Who was the Second Officer? edit: Kane Executive officer, was the guy who first got impregnated.
Great reaction, Blue! You're so damn cute - but then all the Homie Ladies are gorgeous 😍💝 See a few of your team-up reactions on The Homies' channel and enjoy your reactions and comments.
0:50 I would have thought people would have stopped smoking by the time technology had progressed that far, 30:40 and go where, exactly? She's blown up the other ship, she's months away from home, a space suit's life support is not going to keep her alive long enough for her to reach anywhere with spacecraft to pick her up.
When filming the "chestburster" scene, the actors were not told what to expect. Those reactions are honest, such when Skerritt is seen mouthing "What the hell", and Veronica's spectacular expression.
Brilliant scene.
They didn't actually see those special effects, which were done at another time with an effects crew, but they were doused with an unexpectedly large explosion of fake blood and guts.
And I thought I knew all the in and outs of this movie, good to know, thanks!!!!!
there's a user on YT called "Matt McMuscles" who was previously part of a channel called SuperBestFriends Play and the "Oh God...!" is a running joke on his channel.
Not only that but they weren't told that someone would be throwing a bucket of actual pig's blood at them, so, yes, those reactions were exceedingly real and spectacular.
@@porflepopnecker4376 The blood was real. Pig blood.
Best sci fi horror of all time ...
When this came out ( 1979)
I was 11 ...
No internet
No video
No dvd
No mobile phones ...
This movie blew the world away
This movie changed sci fi movies
This was Ridley Scott’s SECOND movie ...
Same here. 79 was a good year for young horror fans - Alien, Phantasm, Nightwing, Prophecy, I got to see them all with my uncle who thankfully drug me along with him.
Everytime I see the chestburster scene all I can think about is: "Hello my baby! Hello my honey! Hello my ragtime gaaaaal!" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Blue needs to watch Space Balls soon! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😄😎😊
🤣🤣 oh yes!!
Yep!
Me too. The baby chestburster with a tophat and cane.
Check, please!
31:54 "she is a goddess of survival"
Girl, you have no idea.
Tom Skerrit (the captain) was by far the most well-known actor at the time of Alien's 1979 release. So his relatively early death served to startle the audience - normally people would have thought he'd be the last one to die
Ah, the (spoiler?) Bryan Cranston in "Godzilla" approach. Or, to trace it back further, the "Psycho" approach.
If i am not wrong, original indeed Tom Skerrit was planned to be the last survivor... but Ridley Scott wanted Ripley as last survivor (in the first script Ripley was a man) ..also there : Ridley Scott changed Ripley to a woman. Another idea which almost made it to the movie was: that the Alien is the last survivor, and talks in the voice of Tom Skerrit in the end... but they throw that idea too..
This shows the main quality of this film ... They had a lot of ideas... and the ideas competed with eachother.. And the best idea won and made it to the movie.
@@PygmalionFaciebat you're kind of right. o'bannon and shussett's original script was called STAR BEAST. It featured 6 crew members and didn't have the android storyline. the characters were all male, had different names but were written with the note that anyone of them could be played by a female actor. in the original script the captain was i think the last to be taken. David Giler completely re-wrote the script- changed all the names, added Ash the android and the nefarious company. Ridley Scott says that it was Alan Ladd Jr, president of 20th century fox's idea during the re-write to make ripley a female... hill and giler loved it.
I saw this when it first came out in '79 (I was 22). The trailer played on TV and lots of people could hardly wait to see it. The original trailer is here on RUclips. I was scared as soon as the opening credits started. The suspense was awful. The special effects are still great. And no CGI back then!
I was 17 when it hit the theaters.
Dee Asztalos Did you watched it in Hungary ? Because of your name.
look closely at 17:37 - the alien is hanging right there in full view, but no one ever notices it
You're reactions were on point, even with the "vintage" effects you still were gripped by the environment and characters with the soundtrack keeping you on edge.
Now, you did say " I like vintage movies" ... well, I'd love to see your reaction to another Vintage classic, John Carpenters The Thing from 1982. The movie is without question one of the all time greats with great direction, cast, cinematography and an awesome score from Ennio Morricone. The creature design mainly created by Rob Bottin, I can guarantee you is like nothing you've ever seen before. The 21 year old Rob Bottin worked so hard and was so dedicated to get the best creature design he could ended up in hospital with severe fatigue at the end of the shoot.
I'd also Recommend the 70s dark comedy/drama Harold and Maude..great soundtrack by Cat Stevens...but alas, not sure it would get the clicks
Don't watch the Thing. it is repulsive! The Fog is better
The Thing is awesome
@@Zombied77 It's both (awesome & repulsive)
The 'jazz hands' jump scare always makes me laugh lol
Me too!
*SAME!* HAHA!
Keeps me coming back.
"Please parasite, don't hurt the kitty!"
My headcannon is that the xenomorph doesn't hurt the cat because it recognizes and respects another apex predator.
it's definitely afraid of him. At the first hiss, it kills the guy, and the cat is unimpressed. then, in the corridor, they have a staredown, alien clearly loses, or cat announces that he is hungry, so alien flees in the lifeboat, only to be followed, so it plays dead hoping to not get caught! jonesy is never afraid.
Facehugger's insides were bought from fish market near the studio. That's why they looked so real.
Best jump scare at 30:00 the entire face, throat, neck, body, arms flinched :-D Great reaction
The alien got Dallas with jazz hands XD
3:59 17 hours, plus 8 for sleep time. If you got people working with low sleep, you get mistakes. Mistakes in space are lethal. 25 hours is safe.
Communists!!
31:54 no, she is simply one of the best characters ever in the entire history of cinematography
She's the ultimate woman in my eyes. She has everything in spades.
All of the characters in THIS movie are brilliantly written. What Ripley became in the sequels is typical Hollywood hero worship nonsense.
Think she was a Goddess in this?
In “Aliens”, she’s a damn Warrior!
One of the best reaction channels going and it's just gettin started. This channel will be one of the biggest of the genre.
Smack! "Oh, I would smack her back..." Fun fact about that scene: that slap was real and not told would happen to Sigourney Weaver ahead of time, so maybe that almost could have happened. The other actress just hauled off and actually slapped her with only basic advice to improvise some from director Scott, and so the slightly teary-eyed, off-balance reaction from Weaver, a newcomer to movies at the time, was also real as she wondered if the cameras were still rolling. From there her professionalism kicked in and she just carried back on with the scene, deciding to go with it. Strong character, but also a legitimately strong person.
I don't think it's a coincidence that once Dallas dies.. Ripley is left with the 3 people on the ship that she had run-ins/tension with throughout the movie. Ash. Lambert. and Parker.
Ripley tried to stop the self-destruct sequence because her way to the shuttle, her only means of escape, was blocked by the Alien. When that failed, she had no choice but to try to get to the shuttle again, and surprisingly the Alien was apparently gone. Well, it had actually boarded the shuttle itself, as we would learn later. It's pretty smart for a freaking monster.
If you want a really alien experience, next time you find a Praying Mantis bug, just stare at it. Eventually, even if it has to turn its whole head around, it'll look straight back at you, make eye contact. You look into those eyes and know that creature is seeing you just the same. I find the minds of bugs unnerving.
This movie made me feel a lot the same when it came out. I threw popcorn everywhere in the jumpscares.
I’ve always found insects, reptiles and arachnids fascinating. I keep them as pets and I personally handle each. You can’t tell me that there isn’t something conscious behind those eyes. They are incredibly intelligent and God help us if they ever realize it.
What happened to Kane was what happened to that big alien on the derelict ship some time ago. The baby Alien is known as a "chestburster" while the thing that implanted it is called a "facehugger". Quite literal and appropriate names.
One of the best sci-fi movies ever made. No CGI, just great practical effects. Great score by the even greater Jerry Goldsmith who composed scores to an impressive 256 movies. Among them: Star Trek movies, Air Force One,L.A. Confidential, U.S. Marshals, Basic Instinct, The Russia House, Total Recall, The Burbs, Rambo movies, Coma, The Omen, Chinatown, Patton and Planet of the Apes. Great debut performance from Sigorney Weaver. This is the first reaction video of yours I've watched and I will be checking out more. Thanks!😄👍🤟
Ahh Blue you just crossed paths with only the most aggressive, indestructible Xenomorph creature in the known and unknown universe. Their attack is undeniable. Their defenses are virtually impregnable. If you see them. Blow them up.
Fun fact Nostromo means "our bloody guts."
Very good Blue, you caught most of the twists before they happened.
Now, on to Aliens -- which picks up immediately after this first movie. =)
Yay you saw the director's cut. Aliens are like spiders. They stick their food in the walls to be laying eggs while eating them. Hence why Ripley burned her friends in it
Technically dew to lack of a xenomorph queen Brett and Dallas are being cocooned and morphed into facehugger eggs
they also lie dormant until prey gets within a certain proximity and then attack
Your reaction to the acid blood scene is priceless. Instant transition from "Ugh, how disgusting!" to "WHAT THE F*CK?!".🤣
some of us think the older methods with props and puppets, was better than modern CGI
As an engineer, my solution to the problem of having a killer Alien onboard would be for the crew to all don spacesuits with life support, pressurize them, and then depressurize the entire ship (open it to the vacuum of space). Problem solved, and no one has to die (except for Kane, who was already dead). But engineers don't write movies, so the crew will have to do it the hard, dangerous way.
17:48 unfortunately, the filmmakers were obviously not too concerned with little things like conservation of mass... Wait til you see Aliens (the Extended Cut is by far the best, a bit more of a slow burn in the beginning but there are some details in the beginning that make the rest of the movie more emotional) - Ripley is even more the goddess in that one.
The makers of Alien weren't concerned with conservation of mass because it was completely and utterly irrelevant; conservation of mass concerns closed systems, but the xenomorph is quite obviously an open system. It certainly grew very large, very quickly, so it would have needed some form of energy, but given that we now know it is an engineered being, there's absolutely no reason it couldn't have found a source of energy on the ship and used it. There is no evidence in any of the movies of the xenomorphs eating the people they kill - quite the opposite in fact - so the question of what they use for food (to convert to energy) is never covered, and is therefore open to discussion and debate. I actually agree that it seems a bit unlikely that it could grow so fast - especially given the fact that it's exoskeleton is hard - but these people are in a towing ship that is flying faster than the speed of light, so the rapid growth of the alien is not the biggest scientific issue in the film...
this crew has a specific command structure. you do what the ranking officer tells you to do. there is no conversation. "standard procedure is to do what they tell you to do". in this case both were right. Ripley was following procedure but Ash was acting under his special order (which probably supersedes ripley's authority without her knowing it). Dallas isn't technically on the ship and has no authority to command ripley to open the hatch. Ash disobeys Ripley - acting under his own special order - but is covered because he did want Dallas - the captain - wanted.
the ripley/ash/dallas dynamic is further explored in the script when Ash implores dallas to send ripley into the vents cause it's her job and the captain isnt supposed to take risks. dallas wont hear of it. wants to make amends for kane. Dallas enables Ash to do what he wants and doesn't interfere. Ripley is onto Ash - making his life much harder. Dallas is the buffer for Ash. Ash wants Ripley out of the way.
19:36. The xenomorph just wanted to give Dallas a hug. LOL
The initial facehugger attack transitioned into an ad with flashing neurons and it was fantastic!
"Houston, we've had a problem with Dallas." 😉
another Ridley Scott movie worth checking out (sci fi, but not a horror flick and more interesting, in my opinion) is the original 80's Blade Runner.
THIS!!
@allegedly i would say both are masterpieces, but BR takes the crown.
The kitty, Jonesy, is the ship's cat. This is not an uncommon practice, even today, on ships on the Earth's oceans. In fact, even military ships have been known to have their own cats. They're mascots who are good for morale, and more practically on a physical level, they help keep rodents under control so that they don't eat and contaminate all of the food supplies. Jonesy isn't going anywhere near that "Xenomorph" alien, though, so it got all the rations it needed to grow very, *very* rapidly.
Jonesy says: "Ironically, it was curiosity that killed the humans. Me, I'll just run and hide, thank you very much."
Blue. If you like the creature designs you should check out the work by the designer. D.R. Giger. He's an amazing artist from the '60s to the '90s The alien creature was a manifestation of his nightmares. Plus his art was heavily influenced by the catacombs in Paris.
H.P. Lovecraft is also influential in this genre.
"25 hours" (to fix the ship).
"But we're all going to die in less than an hour!"
"Give me a minute or two, then. Let's get outta here, man!"
"Imagine standing there and looking at that thing just stand up and look at you". That's the thing Blue. The Alien has no eyes. How creepy would it be to have an eyeless thing turn in your direction as if it did see you.
Turns out, the real monster was the employer all along! And I think the scene where the robot says "You have my sympathies" is basically just him being the representative of the company saying "Thoughts and prayers" after they sent their employees on a suicide mission.
11:04 - At university I had a teacher who looked exactly like Ash
27:02 - The Alien was transforming them into eggs. It's a concept that was abandoned in the theatrical release and in following movies but has been later introduced in the extended version of the movie again. There's no explanation for it.
Blue this video was so amazing keep up the good work love you
"They should have scanned him! To see if it laid eggs or anything..." sadly, their ship is not equipped for advanced medical treatment, or scientific research. It is built for mining: It receives signals from unmanned probes, and goes there to extract the paydirt.
Well even if their ship was, their only medical professional is an android with orders to bring back that alien even at the cost of the crew.
@@snakesrule5 Yeah, Ash probably did the scan, saw that it's there and just let it all happen, the companies plan was probably to autopilot the ship back once the crew was too dead to complain to anyone.
The creature is Alien, so it could have got so big by eating metal, breaking into a food locker and eating, absorbing moisture from the air (how mushroom caps grow overnight), the creature could be composed of nano machines which absorb material from any surface, etc. it is Alien.
I like your reasoning on this, the crew say it grew a silicon outer shell. So why not absorb any other types of nutrients, also we don't know how long they live or metabolism, so growing very fast is completely plausible.
Nailed it on the "Egyptian vibes"! Director Ridley Scott said himself he wanted that set to feel like a lost ancient Egyptian treasure room, so he painted a lot of it gold
In 1979 there was no CGI, but they were able to do tricks inside the camera like when you see the little people walking in front of the alien ship, they were filmed separately and then projected onto plate glass of a matte painting. Swiss artist H.R. Giger designed the Alien, the ship, and the world it comes from. Painted, works of art. taken right out of Giger's book 'Necronomicon'. The Nostromo is a huge detailed model, the creatures are foam/latex 'puppets', the sets are full sized, and Sigourney Weaver actually learned to use a real flame thrower. To make the 'face hugger' autopsy scene look more realistic, bits of raw chicken, clams, and oysters were used as 'guts'. Needless to say, it smelled bad.. Back then, it took a huge talented crew to pull this off. Just like JAWS, the limits of the day meant that the less you see the monster, the scarier it is. Ridley Scott, a master of suspense, did the first ALIEN. James Cameron (ALIENS, TERMINATOR, TITANIC, THE ABYSS, AVATAR) is a tech lover with a 'go big or go home attitude. The 3rd and 4th Alien movies were not fan or critic favorites but still very well done and entertaining, with Sigourney Weaver continuing her role as Ripley. Also, the AVP (Alien vs Predator) movies are a lot of fun.
In my opinion, THE ABYSS, is the most beautiful sci-fi film ever made. Watch the directors cut because it's a much better movie and the behind the scenes, to see the lengths that Cameron will go to, to make a movie. it will blow your mind.
Yah...I always thought the explosion of the ship was a little extreme.....
"I really hope it's not in there with her right now..." Well, I guess that depends on how much time is left in the movie! 🤭
Such fun watching all the facial expressions!!!
Love your reaction video. I commend you for being the first person I've watched reacting to Alien that watches the special addition. The scene with Dallas cocooned isn't in the theatrical release.
At 22:01, Yaphet Kotto nearly being Porked To Death by an Android, never ceases to crack me up!
I've very impressed with the special effects, too, except for the Christmas lights on the bottom of the main part of the ship (the part that landed on LV-426).
Cool reaction, I can't wait until the 2nd film in the franchise!
Alien 2! Also the Predator series Correlates
I was 21 and saw it in the theater with my sister and another girl. I was sitting between them. The jump scares were great! Scariest thing I'd ever seen at the time. It probably still is.
this movie is a masterpiece in horror. made on a low budget, Ridley Scott delivered a movie that more than 40 years later still has the power to shock, that chestburster moment is sheer perfection
Naa......prometheus is better......
I love this movie and I've seen quite a few reaction videos to it. You're I must say, is one of the best. Your mouth opened so wide when Ash's head came off you could put a fist in it!!. Same with the chest burster scene. Also, thank-you for using the extended version, very few people do.
Like in a traditional horror/slasher movies, Ripley is the "final girl"--the lone and usually female survivor.
I always find it interesting that while it is in the book, the scene towards the end where Dallas says "kill me" to Ripley was not in the movie when it appeared in theaters. It is often said that the scene was deleted because of "length" reasons like several other scenes that also show up in the Director's Cut, but some have said that the execs felt the so-called "cocoon scene" was too disturbing for movie goers so they asked it to be removed (although it shows up in the second movie Aliens). Alien bursting out of some guys chest? That's okay. People encased in resin from the alien with eggs inside them asking to be put out of their misery? Nope, not okay to show that. Huh?
the primary reason for the removal of the cocoon seen in the main release was ultimately due to pacing. it was cool but not necessary... it was time to GET TO THE END.
I was impressed that you knew that shedding its skin meant the creature was getting bigger. 👍
I don't know what kind of weak ass education you got but any normal person over the age of 10 knows this.
Lol she's not stupid
@@-Devy- Ten? Mr. Krabs, Sponge Bob's employer, molts. Zoidberg, the company doctor in Futurama, also molts.
17:38 "I don´t trust this place". No one ever notices the creature hanging right there the first time they see the movie.
aww how cute with the bunny ears and glasses 🙈... what do you say I have to subscribe to your channel 🤔😋... with all do respect michelle is missed
"Fire In The Sky" (93) 🔥 🔥
Based on true events of Travis Walton.
Saw in the theatre when Ground Hog Day was sold out, and still talking about it!
Most slept on film ever
Will not win any polls but so worth reacting to.
It's a "pet theory" of mine that the Alien did not intend to harm Ripley in the shuttle. First of all, it was strangely placid, almost sleepy, which could have meant it was calm and not feeling aggressive. Why? Because Ripley was its only chance for survival. Killing her would leave it stranded, not knowing what to do next. Of course, when Ripley started attacking it, it fought back, but before that, it seemed almost benign, and maybe, under the circumstances, it really was.
Because there were toys for the then new Aliens 1986 film, my parents rented this for me because they assumed it was for kids and let me watch it alone. I was 3.
LV-426 (Acheron) is a moon in the Zeti 2 Reticuli star system. It orbits the gas giant planet Calpamos.
The Alien is bare foot, shoot the glass, shoot the glass…
Unexpected _Die Hard_ activate.... 😆
if only not for the acid
Sir Ian Holm was superb at hiding his android side. One film that is full of great acting talent. Highly recommend people to read the book by Allen Dean Foster, it is even better than the film.
Blue: "It could be the source of an aggressive alien life???"
Yeah...you could say that.
Blue: "Mother knows how to go out with a bang!"
LOL! Too funny!
Watching this film in the theater when it was first released alternated between being creepy and then suddenly terrifying. It was advertised as a science-fiction movie, but the truth is that it's actually a sci-fi horror film.
i wached this movie when i was seven, i wanted to see it , my father wasnt ok, my mother (a little sadistic , but a loving one) dealed with him, me and my brother saw it. nightmares for 3 days.
She did the exact same thing with the exorsit, i love her
So very much enjoyed your reaction!,...young person, I know yess we were impressed at the time it came out, cause Ridley Scott took scifi further, than Star Wars, further than Stanley Kubrick's 2001 which was a more cleaner, more methodical, Kubrick like Scott was a stickler for details,.there's a scene in 2001, where a passenger riding on a shuttle from a space station orbiting earth(the station is incredible)to a moon station, kinda drops his pen while writing notes, I mean as far as dropping in total zero gravity 😉, but anyway, he trys to catch it as it spins away from him,..its almost like slow motion, as it spins a stewardess catches it, she's bringing him dinner,..and that whole action in of itself is incredible because she enters said passenger's part of shuttle, and in order to do that she has to go from being upside-down to being right side up in order to serve him,.and there's this whole scene just on how she has to do this,..she's I think wearing magnetized boots,. it sounds tideous but I swear you won't be able to look away, (and there's great music during this whole scene Blue Danube, I think) because Kubrick made this big production out of something so simple, first because its being done in space,..and also maybe because in order to do this simple act will take a bit of finesse!,..its one of the reasons the movie is so long,..but like Scott, they didn't have sophisticated cgi, so they as directors had to use skills to draw you in and make you believe what you were seeing, if Kubrick were alive today, I don't know if he would be so inclined to use cgi,..for these directors, Carpenter, Cameron, cgi might be a short cut, in place of make-up effects,.elaborate sets, props,..Scott gives you this long pan of the ship before the crew wakes up in Alien,..maybe to show you just how big this ship is,..how it's big enough to get lost in,..then again when Ripley's trying to escape, you see that again, and he adds to the vastness of the ship,..steam,.smoke,..dark corridors,..dark corners you can't see around,..we could so see you on pins and needles, like we were all those years ago,..wondering "where is it,..I know its gonna jump out from some shadow and get her",..and I didn't see this when it came out,..I was still in school,..underage, it had an R rating, would've had to take the parents to get in and they so weren't fans of scifi, I was barely able to rangle them to take me to see Jaws,..and it was only because it was my birthday!,.kinda guilted them into it!😁,..so I didn't see this til a few years later, rented the VHS,.sitting in my room,..ALONE, ..in the dark,!!,..but long before I saw the movie,..the trailer alone scared the sh!+ out of me!,..do check out the trailer,..that screaming Parker did,..and obviously the slow painful death Lambert experienced, that Ripley heard over the comms,..that's what you hear in the trailer,.no video,..no pic other than that dam egg,..you just know its bad,..very bad,.and the dam narrator's voice "in space no one can hear you scream",..do check it out,..and check out 2001,..its long, seems tideous,..but its eloquent,.Scotts space travel more gritty,..messy,...also Aliens,..its good,..story continues,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
Naa......prometheus is better......
Fun fact: 14:31 Was not acting. Ridley Scott and the late John Hurt did not tell the cast that, that was going to happen and the other actors are really panicking.
Are you in the same place as Magic Magy or at least where she used to be? I just recognise the background.
The alternative title for this movie is: "Nobody listens to Ripley"
to be fair.... ripley is an overachiever and overly critical... comes off as a bitch. there's a reason over half the crew can't stand her.
If you are interested in watching the sequels, you may want to track down the Special Editions.
- Aliens (1986) was cut down for its theatrical release, and some of the stronger visual ties to the first film were lost in favor of a tighter pace. The theatrical cut is still good in its own right, but director James Cameron pushed for the extended Special Edition very soon after the film's release, and he managed to accomplish that goal in 1991.
- Alien 3 (1992) was absolutely massacred by the studio in its theatrical release. It was already a troubled production, but the film was further compromised by the deletion of key scenes highlighting the supporting cast. Director David Fincher disowned the film by the end of post-production, and the theatrical cut does not represent his intent. Fincher opted out of participating in the making of the 2003 Special Edition because of the lingering pain he associates with the film, but the longer cut is based on his notes, and editor Terry Rawlings considers it to be the proper version of the film.
- Alien Resurrection (1997) is much like the first Alien in that the theatrical cut is actually the director's preferred cut. That said, the 2003 Special Edition of Resurrection is slightly preferred by some audiences for offering a few additional moments of humor and drama. Of the three sequels, it is the one with the most inconsequential alternate version.
If you want to see what Alien might look like if it were made today, you can check out Ridley Scott's two recent prequels to his 1979 film, Prometheus (2012) and Alien: Covenant (2017). These films reveal more details about the Engineers, the giant alien species that was seen in the pilot's seat of the crashed spaceship. You can even watch these prequels before the sequels if you so choose.
Also, Ridley Scott made another film that is most likely in the same fictional universe, Blade Runner (1982). It has recently received its own sequel, Blade Runner 2049 (2017). These two films are set on Earth, so there is no overlap between their stories and those of the Alien films. However, some of the technology is similar, including the presence of androids that can easily pass as human beings.
Finally, if you enjoy video games, you may consider playing Alien: Isolation (2014). It is set between the first and second Alien films, and it follows Ripley's daughter as she seeks to find out what happened to her mother. Again, you can play this game before watching the sequels, since it contains no spoilers for those films.
Fantastic reaction 😎🤣🤣 😱😱your genuine shock and horror was fun to watch 👀.. Hope you have recovered 🙏
"Why is it so wet"? It SALIVATES when it is having LUNCH!
you should always watch the theatrical version first. imho but anything else is a "version" of the prototype, which opened to world acclaim. an instant classic. these other versions are for fans who've already seen the movie ten times and still want to know more . scenes were cut for a reason imho
At 17:37 you said you didn’t trust the place. Considering you can actually see the alien hanging from the chains, you weren’t wrong! Most don’t catch it. Super well disguised and shot perfectly lit
when filming the Chest buster scene they were really eating Dinner they did not know its part of the Movie only 3 actors , Ripley ,Ash and Cain knew . The rest though Cane is choking on food
feels like the tropics down here - - how would he know that, hes in a self contained environmentally controlled space suit
I was curious, I noticed the subtitles for the film appeared to be in Russian and I was wondering if you spoke Russian or if they just happened to be in the copy you are watching? I just found you yesterday via The Mask reaction and so far am loving the content. Great work Trixy!
P.S. The sequel to this movie and the first 2 predator films along with the AVP crossover are a must watch. There is such a cool universe to explore.
Bulgarian
I just checked using Google Translate, she's watching Bulgarian subtitles, not Russian.
Thanks for the correction. 💜
I think I'm in love with Trixy Blue
20:49 🤦♂️ I can't believe they mistakenly used "insure" instead of "ensure." More than 40 years later and people are _still_ getting that wrong!
Blue, a spaceship is not a democracy. It’s like a naval ship, which is a hierarchy with the captain on top.
I wish Sigourney had become like a female Bruce Willis starring in a bunch of 'everyman' (everywoman?) action roles. Would have been cool to have a Jill McClane. Not complaining about having a Ripley, ultimate badass.
Great reaction.... so fun watching movies with you 😁👊👍
I think you might be referring to the style at the end. If so, this is an example of what's called "retro-futurism", or how the future was imagined by previous eras. This would be '70s futurism (Ballardian, specifically, soon to be replaced by the PC revolution and cyberpunk). For another example, the Fallout series uses an ersatz '50s futurism. Examining these dreams can tell you a lot about the dreamers (interesting thought; our era's vision will inevitably become a "futurism" of its own).
I find acknowledging the concept to be helpful in making it less distracting.
All Scott brothers movies are great! James Cameron did the sequel to this, and he did Terminator 2. The 2 best sequels ever made! The dining room table scene was not fully known, only to the actor and director. He wanted to get real reactions from the other actors!! The scene with the Alien in the chair with his chest bust out is a being called a Engineer. A being fully explained in the prequel of all alien movies, Prometheus! Engineers seed life on planets and if they don't like how the life is proceeding, they seed another life to wipe out the first, then destroy each other. So Engineers are responsible for Aliens humans and supposedly Predators and the technology for Replicants and Terminators!!! Replicants are from the movie Bladerunner and Bladerunner 2049!!!
Oh you watched the so-called director's cut. I say so called because even though director Ridley Scott himself supervised this cut, the thing was a mere commercial gimmick by the studio to renew interest for the movie in the eve of the release of the Alien Quatrology DVD pack. Scott himself mantains that the theatrical cut that was released back in 1979 is the definitive version of this movie.
And i pwrsonally say that it is tge best version of the movie - ney - that IT IS the movie.
Loved your "naah, too spicy..." 😄
her- 'How the fuck did it get that big?!"
me-That's what she said 😜
LEGO Treehouse and Skull Sorcerer's Dragon. Nice.
If Ripley was the Third officer on the Nostromo and Dallas was Captain, Who was the Second Officer? edit: Kane Executive officer, was the guy who first got impregnated.
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Great reaction, Blue! You're so damn cute - but then all the Homie Ladies are gorgeous 😍💝 See a few of your team-up reactions on The Homies' channel and enjoy your reactions and comments.
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0:50 I would have thought people would have stopped smoking by the time technology had progressed that far,
30:40 and go where, exactly? She's blown up the other ship, she's months away from home, a space suit's life support is not going to keep her alive long enough for her to reach anywhere with spacecraft to pick her up.
I just discovered your channel and I looove your reaction to this