Aliens (1986) - They Can Bill Me Scene - Enhanced 4K UHD HDR Custom"
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- Title: Aliens (1986) - They Can Bill Me - 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.
Description:
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
#aliens #jamescameron #sigourneyweaver
One of the best science- fiction films ever made, period.
Couldn’t agree more with you I grew up watching this film over and over it’s an iconic film , completely underrated imo and will forever last the rest of time. ❤️🎬🍿
Haha besides NASA 😂😂
Maybe it’s because I was a kid, but I thought the first 30-45 minutes boring, like I just wanted them to start shooting the aliens already
The best one imho
Gritty, atmosphere, great dialogue, scary monsters. It has it all. Scott put up a masterpiece in this one
Michael Biehn is so subtle in this scene, but just so damn good. Very underrated actor.
Highly underrated actor
"Listen and understand. That..." (thing) "...is out there. It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead!"
I would argue it's his best line ever delivered.
He and Val Kilmer took over over Tombstone.
“Yeah….yeah.” Yes he is outstanding ❤
I’m still and forever convinced that the casting of Bill Paxton was of substantial importance in the enjoyment of this film.
So many movies were elevated by him.
True
@@Inazuma68 Lies
That because he was speaking for the audience watching this movie.
F---- A! as his character Hudson said
R.I.P Bill. You made this movie what it is.
When he died I said "Game over" in his honor. One of the all time greats.
Game over
I always forget he was in this movie
@@drummist1000 Whaaaat?? Game over man, game over is only the most well known movie quote of all time
He stole all his scenes for sure. His panicked bits etc. And before that he was funny, in a way that's funnier on rewatch than the first time around. Knives, sharp sticks, he was a successful class clown as soldier.
This 4k release has a substantial dollar value attached to it...
:)
They can bill me.
It's all over man! its all over!
Game over, man! GAME OVER!!!@@conflictdiamonds
I'm still laughing that they didn't adjust for inflation. A multi million dollar installation.
“Get away from me man!”
Bill Paxton sold that hard. R.I.P. 🙏
Paul Reiser played the smarmy self serving company man to a T.
Paxton's delivery of "F@#%ing A" is my favorite part of the movie. He says it like he's exhausted and this simple solution is such a relief. Also, that he didn't think anyone had the balls to bring up that option.
It's also because everyone is making suggestions as in "maybe 1? Maybe 3? Maybe 5?" And Ripley, just by tone of voice, dismisses all of them and says "we're doing 700 million." The ... just.. OVERWHELMINGLY MASSIVE response Ripley suggests is what elicits that "fuckinA!!!"
"Game over man, game over"
With great restraint: "You are dog meat, pal"
@@Old.Man.Of.The.Mountain There's also when Newt and Ripley are in danger from the facehuggers. "Christ, kid, lookout!" then holds her behind him as protection before blowing Newt's pursuer away.
Also Weaver's "they can bill me" is perfect. perfect!
@2:05, : "maybe you haven't been keeping up on current events, but we just got our asses kicked pal ", - a line that will go down in annals of SI FI movies as one of the greatest.
Every scene of this movie is quotable.
Vasquez is headstrong, Hudson breaking. Hicks is stoic. Burke feigning empathy. Ripley stressed but pragmatic. And finally Newt, who has already seen hell and is silently resigned herself to the situation.
It's such a simple concept executed perfectly. Revealing character by subjecting those characters to intense change and showing that all in one scene.
Game over man .. GAME OVER
Nicely put.
Michael Biehn's choice to deliver the line, "yeah....yeah... thats right" in a stoic rueful tone conveys a lot about his character, and about the situation that has left him in charge. 40 years later this movie is still amazing.
I'm disappointed this clip cut off before one of the best bits of this scene, where after calling Ferro Hicks continues "I say we take off and nuke the site from orbit." Then looks at Ripley and adds, "It's the only way to be sure."
A Marine Corporal has more authority than most people realize. At least that's what they used to teach at samurai school.
He's like: "Shit, they've dropped this entire mess onto my lap!"
Michael Biehn is underrated.
@@OscarSchneegans ::holds up copy of the movie signed by MIchael Biehn, Jeanette Goldstein and Mark Rolston:::
I've seen this movie probably 30 or 40 times since 1986, I've always thought that Hicks admired and respected Ripley because he saw her as a soldier, but I've only lately realized it's because he saw her as a leader.
They all respect her
They are pretty much alike. Rational, level headed people who don't have a personal desire to lead but are brave enough to do it for their group when they absolutely must.
@@ekathe85
Her street cred goes through the roof when she suggests nuking the site from orbit
@@macewindex Hicks to me seems to be someone who functions extremely well when given specific tasks. He falls apart when he doesn’t know what to do and there is chaos. Lack of structure and organization causes anxiety but when given orders he pulls through every time.
@@celesteonthetube That's because he's just a Grunt. No offense.
The Mount Rushmore of the greatest action films ever made: "Terminator 2, Aliens, Die Hard, Robocop, Predator, and The Thing". Nothing more need be said.
I saw Predator recently. It was like a masterclass in three genres. Starts out Action, moves into horror-survival, then it's all man vs beast at the end. With each step it becomes more raw too. At the end they're fighting with sticks and stones
Hell yeah
I'd add The Thing to that list too. Classic.
Amazing they all came out within a few years of each other. What a time to be alive.
I saw Aliens at the Cherry Point MCAS and I think the Marines there roundly approved of the movie.
I can’t believe the quality of this clip. It just looks so clear and crisp! Amazing.
It's amazing. I hope we get to see some of the older films with fuzzy soft focus being turned into this kind of sharp and clean modern version.
Because it was shot on film- in reality, film is beautiful and clear, we’re just so used to it being compressed and downgraded by vhs tapes. That’s why nowadays you get these brilliant 4K re-releases of these older films, because they’ve taken the original film and converted it to how it’s really supposed to look! :)
@@Akami009 It's been ran through whatever AI processing to remove pretty much all grain. Faces look plastic at times and it's as if it's shot on digital. I like the output generally, but many don't.
@@minbari73 They are using the Predator (wax) filter.
@@Akami009 Oh, no, old-school film is all kind of grainy and imperfect. They're using AI upscaling to turn the original bands into 4k. It has very weird effects with inventing details on skin where there aren't, you can see individual pores and texture that were never here in the first place, weird emphasis on sweat, and plastic looking skin. Also it looks very "perfect" (although it looks quite jarring to me) in the foreground, but the AI has to regularly guess details in the background and at some points in the movie you can witness AI artefacts with nonsensical picasso-esque faces that turn into proper ones once they get closer to the camera and the AI has enough information to understand that that fleshy blob its supposed to reconstruct and upscale is actually a face. In my opinion it was kinda premature to use the technology on such a movie with so little human quality check on the final product.
This and Alien are such different films in both tone, style, and narrative. And yet, they both work so well as an escalation of the story. Masterful stuff.
Michael Biehn has been one of my favorite actors since I was a kid who watched his magic as Kyle Reese in The Terminator, he carried the narrative of the whole movie and made us the viewers sitting on the edge of our seats the whole time!!! I can also say the same for Aliens! He is one helluva actor which deserves way more recognition and praise!
I only know him from those two movies and Tombstone. He absolutely nailed it in all 3 of them though, at least in my opinion.
@@ryanhass8716 oh yeah Tombstone's Johnny Ringo was iconic because of Michael Biehn also The Abyss and The Rock
He had and possibly still has issues off screen
@@paulschab8152 I'd heard a little mentioned about that. Alcoholism, if that random internet stranger was to be believed. It's a damn shame.
@@ryanhass8716 We all have issues. He's in a few of my favorite movies. He's got it together from what I've seen lately
Look at the quality of that picture! You can see every individual drop of their sweat. You just got yourself a sub.👍
That's why Brad Pitt was against 4K, because he was concerned people will see his face warts, believe it or not.
@@luigivincenz3843source??
@luigivincenz3843 Another interesting and odd one was from the movie Passenger 57. Wesley Snipes apparently had some major pimples or something, and they were so bad that they either had to wait filming close up scenes or shoot the other side of his face instead.
that 4k do be looking nice, got me interested in buying the 4k bluray right now lol
@@JS-bp3up haha I have to re-watch that again. Haven't watched Passenger 57 in years.
Bill Paxton says what we all thought. He was spectacular. RIP.
Mr. Paxton... you're sorely missed, but will NOT be forgotten 💪🙏
He rocked out n predadator 2 with danny glover
2:04 My favorite Hudson line and one of the best lines for any character in the entire movie.
This film never gets old ....true master piece.
The quality is absolutely amazing. Almost like watching it for the first time and being right there.
Thank you. Glad you like my work.
Christ, this is crystal clear! Good to see it remastered on one of the greats.
Ripley says you cant help them but later Newt gets captured and there is still time. Lol
One of my favorite movies ever.
Yep if you know where to look theres quite a few more plot holes than that one
But its Newt!
@@fatwalletboy2 she said YOU can't save them. SHE could have, it just wasn't worth it for her until Newt was captured.
@@fatwalletboy2 A difference: Ripley had the drop ship to fly to the air conversion facility. In this scene, they no longer had the transport (alien acid does things to trans axles, apparently). She was determined to make it: even so, she was nearly too late to save Newt.
You need to remember that at this point there were around 150 aliens around. It would be impossible to get back tot be hive. Most of them were later killed by the sentry guns (see the extended cut of the film) and in the final confrontation at the bunker. Although if you wish to point out a major plot hole, then you can ask why the Marines weren’t aware of the ventilator shafts above them if they have detailed blueprints of the complex.
1:52 Burke really gave away his intentions there, he wanted a sample to take back so badly !
It was probably the ONLY thing that could save his ass from his corporate overlords. The colony is a write-off, and the Marine rescue operation is likewise a total failure. The only thing that could redeem him from a disaster of such monumental proportions is if he can present Weyland-Yutani with a hitherto unknown new species. One of the most valuable things to Corporations is new and undiscovered lifeforms; life is still astronomically rare in the Alien-verse, and any that are found are quickly sampled and tested to see if they might have potential (commercial) uses. Most that we've found are still in the realm of single-celled or very basic life, like bacteria, molds, sponges and the like. At this point in the Alien-verse, the xenomorphs (and the Engineer ship) are the first signs of complex life that humanity has ever found. (Excluding the Predators here because even though according to recent canon the Yautja have been visiting Earth and occasionally interacting with humans for a long, long time, they're still rare enough that common knowledge about them is almost unheard of among humans.)
And after he promised Ripley that they would kill the aliens if they found them - she said that was the only way she would agree to go on the mission and he made that promise.
A masterfully written scene, masterfully directed and masterfully acted.
Hicks was such a cool character. He was the everyman for the audience and how we'd all react in that situation. And Paxton played it perfectly.
They can't bill him: He already is a Bill!
Here's to Bill! The only man to ever get killed fighting an Alien, a Predator, AND a Terminator!
Bill was excellent in Frailty, fantastic movie
Hudson is the Stifler of the group.
I get the joke, but it's a Ripley quote 😉
@@leadsin99er Would that make Ripley the 'Stifler's mum' of the group?
Wasn't he in a tornado, too?
This is the greatest movie ever made. Not joking. No exaggeration. I watch a lot of movies. This is the best.
@frfsolrac77 hello there my friend anyway my three favorite sci-fi movies are Aliens (1986) directed by James Cameron the greatest sci-fi action and horror movie ever created and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott and The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter both of them are the greatest sci-fi horror movies ever created and I consider all three of them the greatest sci-fi movies ever created as well:).
Except for the first Alien.
Gladiator, Die Hard, and maybe Total Recall are in that argument..
Hudson was a genius element of writing and casting - starting off a big mouth, cocky son of a bitch and then serves as a pressure release valve in a comedic sense after encountering the xenomorphs and reminding audiences how screwed and scary things are.
One of the best movie in cinema history.
이영화의 다른 매력은 각 캐릭터마다 특별하다는거예요..허드슨 상병의 심리적 변화..연기는 리플리만큼 정말 훌륭했어요 이 영화의 감초역할..
Apart from some moments with outdated technology and scenes of spaceships, this film can still be considered relevant in terms of everything else. It looks like a modern and very high-quality science fiction film.
Too bad the following movies didnt do so well and in the same style.
The brilliance of this film works on all fronts. The balance of fear, action, and intellectual thinking and ideas in the stress of battle is just amazing. It’s in my top 50 films of all time especially in terms of back in the day flipping channels it was the stopping point. No matter what part you stumbled upon you tended to watch until the end. Both Alien and Aliens work at high levels but in very different ways. It also has extremely strong characters that aren’t force fed down our throats. They just are…
I've seen this movie more times than I can count, but this enhanced version makes it look like it's the first time I see it.
I was absolutely hooked when this first came out....your remasters are phenomenal, thank you...can't get enough of the 4K HDR👍🍻
Michael Biehn's "Yeaaaah..." might be my favorite read from him as an actor. And he's said some pretty iconic lines.
The smoke coming off Hudson at 1:05 is his flesh burning from the alien acid blood.
Brilliant film and actors are incredible, the 4K definition makes you feel like you’re standing right next to them. Also, after rewatching this film, I am strongly convinced that Birk was a droid, his lack of fear and empathy for the marines that were slaughtered just cast a huge suspicion that he was a company android.
Interesting concept 🤔 Makes sense and explains a lot
Seconded, plus his name follows the naming convention of the androids in the movies, Ash, Bishop/Burke, Call and David. Good call guys. 😎👍
I disagree, he shit himself and sweated with fear when the xenomorph cornered him in his last scene.
He actually fits the personality profile of a psychopath.
Not all psychopaths are killers, but they are defined by a lust for excitement, and a high tolerance for dangerous situations.
True, but the film never "actually" showed what happened to Burke -- there was however a scene where Carter Burke is show being in a cocoon when Ripley returned for Newt, but that scene isn't cannon because it was not release it was cut from the film. @@richardkylary3730
Probably my most watched film ever. Got to the point where i knew every word/line 😂
I always found Hudsons character to be the most real. We all tend to be a bit arrogant, and then we get a bit humbled, and I like to think we do the right thing in the end. He was a well written, less cliché character.
1:30 The details of the sweat is AWESOME!
“In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream.”
That was the tagline from the first film; this one's was 'This Time It's War'
Paxton was Amazing… sitting in the audience in an actual movie theater back then when it was released will always be a an amazing experience for me, on the verge of shitting my underoos from fright to the comic relief from Paxton will always be with me to my on coming later years… RIP Bill Paxton..!!! God Bless…🥲😉👍🏻✌🏻🤟🏻
0:35 That moment with Kyle Reese and John Connor's foster mom, Janelle.
One of the few perfect movies in the history of cinema.
This movie is one of the best I've seen, the action is amazing and the whole set up of the movie is 2nd to none.
Whoa the footage looks like it's just been filmed! Amazing quality and one of the most legendary movies ever made...😍
hudson has the most realistic reaction to this whole situation. very few humans can stand this kind of stress
Back of right now...
I just can't wait for them to "reimagine" this movie and "diversify" it. Trust me, it'll be even BETTER! This film comes from a time when movies were great.
Bill Paxton was such a character in this film.
Keep em coming Sir/Ma'am. Thank you!
One of these movies i would pay real money to see it in todays quality in some cinema .. popcorn , nachos and softdrink .. and have a damn good time ..
A timeless cult classic.. am delighted to see its been given the 4k treatment...its been a long time coming...
It blows my mind that this was made 38 years ago
My mom blowing my dad is the reason I was made 38 years ago!!!
Soon to be 40.
Did you ever see "Casablanca"?
I saw this movie in the theaters when it came out. It was pure 80s and it was also timeless. This kind of movie showed technology, and greed, in a far more realistic scenario for humans, should we be lucky enough to get that far. As a male sci-fi fan, Ripley could take on all of my favorite action film heroes. Far better than today's DEI action heroes.
one of, if not, the best sequels ever.
Shout out to Ferro. She's probably been listening this whole time psyched the fuck out and just comes right back in like "yep, I got you, on my way." Ferro was a pro!
However many years later.... Still chills.
"GET AWAY FROM ME MAN!!! Yeah!!! He's pretty much the Devil in everyone's life right now!!!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Game over man! RIP Bill. 😢 He's sorely missed by all of us.
Amazing video quality on this clip. I can see individual beads of sweat on their faces. I remember watching this movie in the theater in 1986 - and was blown away. Just when you think the movie is over, there's another really big scene in the cargo bay of the Sulaco. A real monster movie, to be sure.
God, I'm only on a 1080P screen and this upscale looks fucking amazing!
My custom Aliens 4K HDR ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbfnwXIDPfXqEBmc6oQkPA8qUXnB5zJJM
People acting rational and trying to get the heck outta dodge serves to make the film more believable and in turn, more immersive and scary. One of the many things this movie did right!
Bill Paxton just makes these scenes memorable. RIP.
So good! This movie had a troubled production but it turned out excellent and it has stood the test of time.
ruclips.net/video/BoUd28UIUWA/видео.html good deep dive Aleins
One of the best scenes in all of film
R.I.P. Bill Paxton! The man, the myth, the LEGEND!! Only actor in Hollywood to be killed by a Terminator, a Predator, AND AN ALIEN!!!
Best Movie ever seen it in 1986 on the big screen
Bill Paxton was a constant scene stealer.
And we love him for it!
@@stephencooper3583 He was great🙏
One of the all time classics of the 80’s! Micheal beihn is the most underrated actor of his time
Like Terminator 2, this movie is timeless. It will remain when most of the other alien and terminator sequels have faded away like bad dreams...
Many films don't hold up over time...this one sure does
I really wish Micahel Biehn would make a comeback. His roles are truly underappreciated.
Wow that looks absolutely stunning! Great work whomever did this!
Thank you. Always nice to hear.
I can't believe how well this movie stands the test of time.
Man, you can even see the skin texture clearly! And i like how the bad language is allowable to everyone on RUclips, but the broadcast networks had to edit it.
Ripley says you can’t go back and help them they’re being cocooned like the others. But she goes back and saves Newt later. Is this a contradiction?
No.
Not exactly. It's part of ripley's developement. Although she is right it will be dangerous for them, the survivors, to go back to the nest, she doesn't even want to think in trying it due to her trauma and fear to the aliens. But through the movie, shw bonded with newt and somehow got her motherhood back after losing her daughter. Therefore, she didn't want to lose another one and went to save her even tho it sounded like a suicide. She fibally let go of her fear in order to save somwone she loved
Logically thinking Ripley, Yes. But, she’s grown a maternal bond with Newt, so she doesn’t care if she going into suicide mission.
@@inisipisTV yeah. Agreed.
Good point. If I am being frank, she made a tactical decision not to save them as a rescue mission at that stage could easily have got them all killed
Not often that a sequel is better than first one but was.
Weaver deserved an Oscar for this film!
Bill was the glue that kept this movie intact
Loved it in a later scene when Hicks grabs burk and says "alright we waist him" turns to him and says "no offence" 😅😅
i love this scene. what's in the boxxxxxxx. iconic.
Everyone in this scene nails it.
As if I wasn't going to buy my favorite movie ever on 4k anyway but maaaaaaannnnnn that looks absolutely incredible. I was hyped before. Now its a life priority.
every scene in this movie is a masterpiece
Thanks! I was looking for the part where Pvt. Vasquez was threatening to kill Gorman. Still not sure what a pendajo is but have a couple of guesses. I forgot she said Wake up! first, though.
Emm, I believe it translates as "dickhead":)
pendejo means asshole in spanish
I believe it's a Spanish curse word referring to, er... pubic hair O_o
It's Spanish and basically means "asshole" or "idiot."
@@THall-vi8cp I was close, but thanks for clearing that up!
The processing is cool TBH. This footage looks great regardless of the RUclips compression.
omg.. the HDR looks fantastic
I was told by someone yesterday that this video is not in HDR.😁😂
hudson deserves an oscar for those one liners. freakin epic and still used today "GAME OVER MAN, GAME OVER" "MAYBE YOU HAVEN'T BEEN KEEPING UP ON CURRENT EVENTS, BUT WE JUST GOT OUR ASSES KICKED PAL!" "FUCKEN A!"
cannot wait to get this on 4k bluray
I snuck in movies at 16 to watch this. I was blown away then, later i was kind of disappointed that Cameron had created a shoot em up alien flick, but given todays poor efforts by R Scott, i have a nostalgic fondness for it.
Dang, ultra HD looks awesome!
Great shot at 1:53 - Vasquez comes into frame trying to get the measure of the slimy bureaucrat Burke who's attempting to cover his tracks and prevent the annihilation of the xenomorphs
omg the image quality of this video is _crystal clear_
Cant wait for the next episode. Hope they all get rescued OK !!!
WUT?!
This movie is timeless!
i watched this with my 11 year old son a few weeks ago.....he enjoyed it in the exact same way I did when i was 11. Same with T2.
Dam the 4k is SHARP!
i would watch full movie in that quality anyday
Paxton is a ridiculously great actor.