Personally Terminator is the more amazing of the two considering how broke James was at the time. The man would use a 2 for 1 coupon at McDonalds and save the second Big Mac for the next day so he could eat. %}
I've seen an interview with Carrie Henn, she said that every year her new students find out that she was the little girl in Aliens and bring DVDs for her to sign. She tells them they should not be watching the movie that it is rated R, but she gets a kick out of it.
I was... 6 or 7 when I saw Aliens 🤣 My mum got me into the films - same goes for the Terminator and Predator movies. I even watched Child’s Play (before it was banned here). The only film that affected me as a kid was IT, and that’s because I was already terrified of clowns 😩
@@wangson it's not a film for kids I agree But there's a kid in it wtf I know there's plenty of horror films with children staring in them but Ive always thought that though ?
@@jackwatsonepic626 Yeah! It's weird...right off the top of my head I think of Friday the 13th part 4: The Final Chapter with a very young Corey Feldman...I've a feeling that some of these kids' parents allow them to act in these films but don't allow them to actually watch them... I'm also certain that there are some very lax parents who allow their TV's to parent their kids instead of spending time with them. I'm happy to say, I wasn't one of those kids! It pissed me off though when my mom or dad would take my brother and I to rent movies when I was 12 and he was 10...they wouldn't even allow us to watch PG-13 films until we actually turned 13!! In retrospect though, I genuinely appreciate the effort that they made. They clearly cared for us.
In the words of Newt (Rebecca): "AYE-firmative!" If she had survived, that could have led to more sequels - with Newt leading the resistance against the machine.....sorry the Aliens (which made their way to earth, according to "Alien Resurrection") and run into Hick's twin brother Reese on earth, protecting the mother of the resistance fighter, John Connor and a certain Commando known as the T-800.;) Would make a neat cross-over if done properly.
@Jason Lee Trater What about Terminator vs Little Red Ridinghood ? Can't be worse than Dark Fate (at least they didn't lie, what's going to await the viewers). Or Judge Dredd vs Ghandi ? (will probably be a very short one) Or Godzilla vs Bambi ? Oh .. right, that one already exists.
@@andrewmurray1550 The problem with that, given that the machines and the aliens exists in the same universe, is the timeline. Reese was sent back in time in 2029, so if Newt was to meet him during the resistance battles against the machines she would have to arrive at Earth before that date. However, the Hadley's Hope colony was overrun by aliens in 2179, and then there would be some time before she would arrive back on Earth. That's a time gap of at least 150 years that makes it impossible. Further, there is an official timeline to the alien universe, in which Weyland creates his company and the androids. This is featured in Prometheus and continued in Alien: Covenant. So the Armageddeon and rise of the machines does not fit into the Alien franchise timeline. So a cross over with another franchise would make more sense.
@@johnnydarko6187 A day in the marine corps is like a day on the farm. Every meal a banquet, every paycheck a fortune, every formation a parade I LOVE THE CORPS!
These are supposed to be seasoned, professional veterans of several operations yet they are (in order for us to understand that they are soldiers) very stereotypically treated as raw recruits.
An all-time classic. My favorite line is when the Marines are under the nuclear reactor and have to disengage their weapons, Frost says "What are we supposed to use, harsh language?"
@@marccolten9801 Fusion is still a nuclear reaction, but it's the combination of atomic nuclei into a larger nucleus, as opposed to current fission which is the separation of larger nuclei. The risk was that the platoon was under the reactor's primary heat exchangers, which if ruptured due to errant weapons fire (Colonial Marines' standard issue ammo has light armor-piercing, explosive heads), the chain reaction would flash roast the facility as fusion requires extreme heat to (theoretically) fuse the atoms while also producing vast amounts of energy. The explosion at the end wasn't so much a meltdown, but more of the reactor's heat igniting LV-426's atmosphere.
Depends .. the first movie is the far superior horror movie, while the second is the far superior action movie, while the SF i s in both just added in as background setting. But yes, it was an exceptional movie and was deservedly successful.
They are two different movies. Alien far better horror and suspense. Aliens, way better action on par with a war movie and even has bits of humor. Alien was almost entirely serious.
FireTiger941 completely agree... his score was amazing! He and Cameron nearly came to blows over the delivery of the finally scoring though. Very interesting interview on the blu-ray about that. They didn’t work together again until Titanic because of that.
Aliens and Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan are probably Horner's best scores ever. Horner was best when he created a new sound. Check out Glory (Charging Fort Wagner) and Field of Dreams for some of the amazing work he did. Unfortunately, many of his scores were rehashes of previous work. Especially Clear and Present Danger was a best of James Horner audio reel, but producers loved him for it. They could always temp the movie with previous Horner scores to get an idea of what the soundtrack would be like.
Equal parts horror, action and suspense. Aliens is an absolute thrill ride and no Alien film since has captured the essence of the franchise like this one.
Everything came together for Aliens. Director, actors, actresses, producer, musical score and of course those amazing Aliens created by artist extraordinaire, HR Giger. Without his artistry, none of this would've been possible. James Cameron is an amazing director. His vision for Aliens was spot on. His gift was his ability to put everything together. Gale Ann Hurd is a kick ass producer. Without her, none of this would've occurred. Skillful and multi talented. Able to get everything and everyone together. Sigourney Weaver. In my opinion, she is the most perfect actress. She combines talent, skill and knowledge to get her character as believable as possible. A daunting task, but she made it look easy, despite the fact she was at first reluctant to play the role again. She made the movie period. Her acting was flawless in my opinion. Al Mathews aka Apone. He literally served in Vietnam. His veteran status, real war experiences, just gave the fighting parts that much more realism and the thing is, he played it for real. Right down to how his fellow actors utilized each of their weapons. Underated for sure. His cigar was epic. Bill Paxton. Without Bill in this movie, one liners and bits of comedic relief might never have been possible. Bill was a terrific actor. Often under rated. I felt very bad when he passed away. But to quote him from this movie regarding his fight with disease...." game over man " Jennifer Goldstein. This women, being of slight build and not actually that strong, was just amazing in her role as Vasquez. She really had me convinced initially that she did a hitch or two in the Corps. I love her character. Typical Marine. Bravado, macho ass shit and kill everything I shoot. Micheal Bien. I doubt anyone could play the role of Hicks with as much charisma as Bien. After, Terminator, who else was there? The man is drop dead gorgous, funny, super nice and intelligent. His role defined what being a real Corporal in the USMC ought to be. Leadership. The man exuded it in his role. I thought killing off his character was a huge huge mistake in Alien 3. I wanted so much to see him and Ripley get together and take out the Aliens together. HR Giger. Of all the science fiction artist past and present, he is without a doubt my favorite. What sort of mind can create something so unbelievable? Yet, affect everyone that sees his work. The Alien creature is by far the scariest creature ever created. The last time I was scarred by a creature was, " The Creature from the Black Lagoon " made back in the 50's. That creature gave me the willies. Even today, as a grown adult, I am affected by this monster of the deep. Even though I know it's fake. However, the Alien creature, with that iconic elongated head. Razor sharp daggers for teeth. An inner set of teeth. That menacing hissing sound and the slimy wet look. Nothing could prepare me for Alien when I first saw it. The chest burster scene was way scarrier vs that scene in Jaws, where the Chief discovers, that dead body on that drift wood. It popped out and sent people out of their seats, but Alien topped that. It sent people out of the theatre, It was that scary. People went home thinking about it. The fear factors created by HR Giger thru his creation were on a whole new level. I so respect his artistry. I love the Alien design. It appears so real. Like something we would truly discover on some world far away from ours. Only a mind so deep in darkness could conjer up such a creature. Carrie Henn. A unknown and simply plucked off the street quite literally, her screams were amazingly real and yeah, they were real in some scenes. The beauty of James Cameron is his ability to extract very deep stuff from his actors/ actresses. Not easy. Especially with a child, but he did so and the rest, as they say, is history. I thought Carrie did an awesome job in her part. Her connection to Sigouney in real life was very touching. Such respect between two people. Truly amazing. Yes, everything and everyone came together to create the finest example of science fiction film to date. Oh I know there are others, but none will ever surpass Aliens. It literally was a perfect movie. Even today, even within its own Alien franchise, Aliens stands as the finest example of sci fi movie magic. One last note. I happen to believe in life on other planets. I hope one day, when man ventures out to the far reaches of our galaxy and beyond, that we exercise a little humility and remember, respect other life and their right to exist. I often thought about how cruel we were to those Alien creatures. Assuming so much and demonstrating our arrogance and quite frankly, our ignorance when dealing with such magnificent creatures. Perhaps the world they came from was destroyed and they simply looked for what they believed to be an uninhabited planet. One they could start again. Who knows, but mans arrogance knows no boundaries. Personally, I found myself rooting for the Alien creatures in the movie. Too me, they were and are magnificent creatures. Intelligent, brave, team players, defending themselves no matter. *END TRANSMISSION*
Oh God, I spent many nights in bed as a kid, terrified thinking about the Creature from the Black Lagoon! I remember seeing it on a Saturday afternoon UHF Creature Double Feature. Scared the hell out of me!
You forgot that Apone was also played by a former marine. He was the one that gave military training to the marines in the movie. Also, they split the cast and had the marines (actors) spend some preshoot time together to form a closer knit group. This helped with Weaver and Riser coming in as outsiders. Check out the special editions making of bonus features.
@@truthoftheuniverse4179 and the Irony with it, is they all want to see strong female leader/warrior types in it, and Ripley is pretty much the embodiment of what it takes, starts out afraid, and confronts her fear, takes control and kicks ass,
I loved my Aliens toys and was a fan of all the films. Actually got to meet Michael Biehn this year as well, his character portrayal in Terminator and Aliens was very important to my childhood idealization of "what it means to be a man".
I've practiced Bill Paxton's voice my whole life and now have it perfect. When things go wrong at work the guys love when I scream "what are we gonna do now man, what are we gonna do?" RIP Bill.
I absolutely fell in love with Carrie Henn as Newt. Hard to believe she had no previous acting experience of any kind… She was thoroughly convincing. I don’t begrudge her not pursuing an acting career one bit, but she clearly would’ve been great at it. My guess is, her students have been very blessed to have her.
Well, I'm almost 70 so I'll allow the only. But don't forget many geniuses do their best work young and then spend the rest of their long lives looking for a comeback.
Took my Dad to see this movie when it first came out. He always fell asleep in the movie theater. He didn't fall asleep in this one. After he said, "Now that's what I call a real movie!" Great cast, great sets and great direction. Well done. Thanks, Minty!
1970's was the best decade. Godfathers 1 & 2, Jaws, Star Wars, The Sting, Smokey & The Bandit, Woody Allen's best films, Close Encounters, The Exorcist, The Omen, Taxi Driver, Chinatown, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, etc. There's many more, but I'll stop here.
I distinctly remember watching commercials for the Alien toy line back in 1992. I thought the toys looked really cool even though my parents wouldn’t let us watch Aliens. I always thought it was strange that toy companies used to make toy lines based off Rated R movies. That’s something you don’t see anymore.
This movie deeply positively affected me as a child . It seems kind of ridiculous to say but I really think it did. I saw the film when I was 11 years old and at the time I was terrified of scary movies and hated them. My parents were divorced and I was lonely and had trouble knowing how to be a big kid... not yet a teen. I was at a slumber party with friends who had parents that didn’t know how to keep kids from watching late night HBO. 😂 The alien creatures honestly terrified me, but the acid i element kept me watching and it was mesmerizing... the idea that you could fight back and destroy them, outsmart and confront them was so empowering to me as an impressionable youth. As a child I could identify with newt (thought I would not have admitted it at the time) and admired Hicks the confident, reliable soldier I wanted be and Ripley the protector and ultimate hero that rose above any level you thought she was limited to. It was surprisingly powerful influence on me and my self esteem.
It affected me too, only I was much younger. I used to dread the nights my folks would have me spending the night at a friends house. His mom thought ALIENS was suited for all ages and would ask me why I’m not downstairs watching the movie. I was scared of basements after that movie too
Good. It's such a good movie even at the very least and I'm glad that you can trace such positive effects on your life directly to it. 👾👽👽👾👾👾👽🤔😲💣💥❤😀👍❤❗
It wasn't just James Cameron who had problems with the film crew. Ridley Scott also had conflicts with the film crew on the set of the original Alien, and at one point even reportedly punched his fist through the ceiling of the Nostromo set out of frustration. Ironically, one of the reasons the Aliens film crew at Pinewood were so resentful of Cameron was because many of them still felt loyal to Scott, even though Scott apparently couldn't stand them either. lol
That is actually an inside joke. When Jenette Goldstein showed up for the audition, she had no idea what the movie was about. Most other actors did, and were dressed in military outfits. But Goldstein thought it was a movie about illegal aliens, and showed up in regular clothes and makeup.
@@KarlHenryMartinsson Showed up in military outfits?? What? They never had Wardrobe then, did all the actors have to go to an Army Surplus Store before filming and hope for the best😂😂
@@macman975 This is actually a well know movie trivia. You know what an audition is, right? They don't give the actors auditioning costumes. The audition may be months or even a year or more before production really starts. www.cbr.com/aliens-actress-accidental-audition/ Since Goldstein didn't have an agent, that was all the information that she had to go on. While she had seen the film "Alien," she did not know that they were doing a sequel, so she figured that it was for a film about immigration. She told Starlog: “I had seen Alien, but I had no idea this was a sequel. It had been so long ago, it didn’t even occur to me. I thought it was about actual aliens, you know, immigrants to a country. I was wondering why they wanted Americans. I figured the movie was about lots of different immigrants to England.” So she showed up at the audition wearing "high heels and lots of makeup, and I had waist-length hair." She figured out that something was way off when everyone else was wearing army fatigues. It was when she went in read and saw posters for "The Terminator" that she knew that she was really in trouble. In a brilliant twist of fate, though, the nice blouse that she was wearing happened to be sleeveless, which showed off Goldstein's arms. She had taken up bodybuilding recently and it showed in her arms. She later recalled, "'She said, ‘Are you an actress or a bodybuilder?’” Goldstein laughs. “I was a gymnast. I just happened to be in the best shape of my life.'" So they agreed to see her again, only this time she wore army boots and pulled her hair back and everything and eventually, she got the role.
@@KarlHenryMartinsson I know what an audition is. There's plenty of them on RUclips. You know one thing that they ALL have in common. No one is dressed up!.
I first saw this movie on release at the tender age of 17, with my three schoolmates. I told the girl I had just started seeing about it, and she said we should go see it as a second date, as she enjoyed horror movies. She lasted as long as finding the first “survivor”, with the chest burster, which is also how long the romantic side of our relationship lasted... We left the cinema shortly thereafter, but we did remain friends for another decade or so, until we eventually lost touch. Still, I saw Aliens on the big screen twice in four days: totally worth it! :)
I met him last year and he was really awesome. Beihn is very friendly and engaging and doesn't seem tired of fans at all. He had some really awesome stories to tell. He said ALIENS was his favorite movie he made, and it is mine as well!
@@huntmatthewd "Man this floor is freezin'🥶" "...Whatcha want me to do, fetcha slippers?😒" "Would ya sir? That'll be so kind!😁👍" "..... Look into my eye 😉 🖕🏿 FALL IN PEOPLE!!!😒"
Carrie Henn, the young actress, was 10 years old when Aliens was filmed. The age of her character, Newt, wasn’t mentioned in the movie. But when Ripley followed Newt into her hiding place, she found a second grade award plaque featuring Newt, which the character would have received at approximately the age of seven. That suggests Newt was seven or a bit older, but certainly not twelve years old as mentioned in a later novelization.
One of my favourite Sci Fi movies, I know it word for word. Currently listening to the Audible drama Aliens: River of Pain, which is about Hadley's Hope and the last stand
I have an odd story about the alien toy line. When i was in elementary school a friend and i came up with some new alien creatures for the toy line. Specifically the Bull alien and the Gorilla alien and a few others. We came up with stories and drew detailed pictures of what the looked like. Being kids we sent all this off to the company without thinking to keep proof of it. A few weeks we get a letter saying they appreciate the letter and drawings but they would not be using any of the concepts we came up with. Jump forward a few months and low and behold, a new series of Aliens figures with the exact same look and very similar back story come out.
One of my favourite action movies during the 80s and 90s. Many a sleepover with my friends involved this movie - I think it had something to do with a couple of us girls having a crush on Michael Biehn.
What made Ripley so strong was her simmering terror at what these creatures might do if unleashed. It wasn't a "girl power" vibe: It was a "THIS way or no one survives and I will not let that happen" vibe. As stated, this first sequel equaled the original and surpassed sequel expectations!
In my view still the best Alien movie ever. Great characters, great acting, great atmosphere, great effects, great mix of action and horror. I have seen it so many times I have lost count.
Minty talked about Marines training the cast to act like Marines. Fun fact: Al Matthews (Apone) was a real Marine in Vietnam. He was the first black man in the Marine Corps to receive a field promotion to the rank of sergeant. He was the real deal. RIP Sgt. Matthews.
And where it should have ended, but as long as a nickel can be squeezed out of a franchise they will continue to churn out increasingly bad sequels. Terminator, Spiderman, Wizard of Oz. Even the classic Thin Man series
@@marccolten9801 i saw terminator yesterday and i must admit is was way better than i expected.So with Alien it can work if Ripley comes back with a good script along with someone like Neill Blomkamp directing i believe
@@frankiestein8482 But they have already failed. Terminator > Terminator 2 > Terminator 3 > Terminator Salvation > Terminator Genisys. Same with Alien.
One of the greatest crimes ever committed in the Oscars, was not giving Weaver the award she deserved. Her performance in this movie was an absolute, all time classic.
Dude, I WAS a kid in 1992 and those toys were really unfortunate. My brother and I got the Ripley and Queen toys. My friends and I dreamed about ALIENS figures for years before they came out and they were indeed a disappointment. I remember the Evac Fighter toy showing up as a prop Christmas gift for Captain Picard's children in Star Trek: Generations. I agree about ALIEN 3 toys and how colorful they could have been. In fact, in 1994, while on a road trip I read the novelization of ALIEN 3 and the movie finally made sense to me. I had a hard time differentiating the secondary characters and background performers. But in the book, they all had names and personalities. I love it to this day. Thanks Minty!
[Of the top of my head. No Googling] "Hey, I feel like a 5th wheel around here. Is there anything for me to do?" "... I don't know. Anything you can do?" "... Well, I can drive that loader!" "......... Be my guest!" [Hops on Power Loader][Turns on switches, knobs, walks, grabs a crate and poses sexy with it] "Where do you want it?💃" ".................. HA HA HA HA😆 Bay 12, please!🚬😏👍"
I remember being 10 when my folks took my cousin and I to see this movie. I never knew until then how nice of a lining my jacket had up close. I still can’t watch this movie decades later. ☺️
Lance henriksen is my favorite actor from aliens, he should have gotten an award for playing bishop, bishop is my favorite character from aliens, I just like how sympathetic he is.
Watched Kelly's Heroes (1970) the other day. In the trivia section on IMDB, it says the the sound of the tank turret rotation was the same sound effect used in Aliens
One of my top 5 films of all time. It's the reason I got an Alien tattoo. FYI: Xenomorph isn't the proper name for the creature, it was just the one that Gorman applied to it during the briefing early in the film.
It's really amazing how Cameron managed to impose himself on everyone in all this chaos, enmity and aggression on the Aliens set. Terminator 1 & 2, Aliens and almost every Cameron film is a piece of art.
One of the few sequels that surpassed it's original. One of my top 5 of all time, I can watch this movie whenever it is on TV. It was really written well and had so many great one liner's. The music for the movie made the action sceans thrilling!!! Bill Paxton's roll was underrated, his lines brought comic relief to some of the tence situations.
Every time I watch your videos. I cry a little on the Inside. When I instantly transport myself to when I was a child watching these movies on HBO. Or on VHS. When both my parents where alive. Dad making popcorn on the stove. Shaking a pot back and forth. My mom either watching or reading a Romance Novel while smoking a cigarette. My older Brother. (One of the rare times he wasn't acting like a dick) And my younger brother who watched. But had no idea what was going on. Thanks for the Videos and Bless You for the flashbacks. Keep em coming.
R.I.P. Bill Paxton
You stole the show with every scene
Very sad when it was GAME OVER for him.
@@247tubefan it'll never be game over Hudson lives on!
@@jdogjohnson9038: The Space Marine Corps Lives Forever. So that means Hudson lives Forever.
Killed by a Terminator killed by a predator and killed in an alien attack the trifecta
@@247tubefan Was waiting for the first game over
I'll always think of Aliens and Terminator as James Cameron's best movies of all time.
Think about... He made two great sequels that rival the originals. Legend
@@jasonmerced718 Indeed
THIS..MOVIE...SCARED..THE..HELL....OUT..ME
I..WAS..SCARED....THAT...I..HAVE...A....ALIENS..INSIDE..
I..WAS...SCARED..TO..SLEEP...ALONE
I..WAS..SCARED..THAT,,,ALIEN.WILL..COME.....TO...MY..HOUSE
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And T2.
Personally Terminator is the more amazing of the two considering how broke James was at the time. The man would use a 2 for 1 coupon at McDonalds and save the second Big Mac for the next day so he could eat. %}
I've seen an interview with Carrie Henn, she said that every year her new students find out that she was the little girl in Aliens and bring DVDs for her to sign. She tells them they should not be watching the movie that it is rated R, but she gets a kick out of it.
That's so wholesome. Ha ha! Love it.
I totally agree with her (though I sure wouldn't have when I was 11 or 12 years old!). It's simply not a film for children!!
I was... 6 or 7 when I saw Aliens 🤣 My mum got me into the films - same goes for the Terminator and Predator movies. I even watched Child’s Play (before it was banned here). The only film that affected me as a kid was IT, and that’s because I was already terrified of clowns 😩
@@wangson it's not a film for kids I agree
But there's a kid in it
wtf
I know there's plenty of horror films with children staring in them but Ive always thought that though ?
@@jackwatsonepic626 Yeah! It's weird...right off the top of my head I think of Friday the 13th part 4: The Final Chapter with a very young Corey Feldman...I've a feeling that some of these kids' parents allow them to act in these films but don't allow them to actually watch them... I'm also certain that there are some very lax parents who allow their TV's to parent their kids instead of spending time with them. I'm happy to say, I wasn't one of those kids! It pissed me off though when my mom or dad would take my brother and I to rent movies when I was 12 and he was 10...they wouldn't even allow us to watch PG-13 films until we actually turned 13!! In retrospect though, I genuinely appreciate the effort that they made. They clearly cared for us.
What an incredibly great movie Aliens is.
James Cameron wrote a masterpiece and the cast was terrific! RIP Bill Paxton.
I'm a retired infantry Marine and saw the movie in theaters. I told my friend, "Yup that's a Marine squad."
Did you catch that the Marine Sargeant is wearing Army stripes?
@@lim-dulspaladin50 No good call!
Ripley: This little girl survived longer than us ...with no weapons and no training!
Hudson: Why don't you put her in charge?!
That was the funniest line in the movie to me. When I saw that in a movie theater everybody died laughing
In the words of Newt (Rebecca): "AYE-firmative!" If she had survived, that could have led to more sequels - with Newt leading the resistance against the machine.....sorry the Aliens (which made their way to earth, according to "Alien Resurrection") and run into Hick's twin brother Reese on earth, protecting the mother of the resistance fighter, John Connor and a certain Commando known as the T-800.;) Would make a neat cross-over if done properly.
@@andrewmurray1550 I'd rather see a RoboCop vs Terminator cross-over.Or RoboCop vs Terminator vs Judge Dredd.
@Jason Lee Trater
What about Terminator vs Little Red Ridinghood ? Can't be worse than Dark Fate (at least they didn't lie, what's going to await the viewers). Or Judge Dredd vs Ghandi ? (will probably be a very short one)
Or Godzilla vs Bambi ? Oh .. right, that one already exists.
@@andrewmurray1550 The problem with that, given that the machines and the aliens exists in the same universe, is the timeline. Reese was sent back in time in 2029, so if Newt was to meet him during the resistance battles against the machines she would have to arrive at Earth before that date. However, the Hadley's Hope colony was overrun by aliens in 2179, and then there would be some time before she would arrive back on Earth. That's a time gap of at least 150 years that makes it impossible. Further, there is an official timeline to the alien universe, in which Weyland creates his company and the androids. This is featured in Prometheus and continued in Alien: Covenant. So the Armageddeon and rise of the machines does not fit into the Alien franchise timeline. So a cross over with another franchise would make more sense.
This movie is absolutely superb! They REALLY don't make movies like this anymore.....absolute quality! It has everything you want in a movie 👌🏾
Except for nudity and sexual
Apone: ""Alright, you heard the man, and you know the drill! Assholes and elbows! Hudson, come here. Come heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere."
Look into my eye.
Bay 12 , please..
Another glorious day in the corps!
@@johnnydarko6187 A day in the marine corps is like a day on the farm. Every meal a banquet, every paycheck a fortune, every formation a parade I LOVE THE CORPS!
These are supposed to be seasoned, professional veterans of several operations yet they are (in order for us to understand that they are soldiers) very stereotypically treated as raw recruits.
An all-time classic. My favorite line is when the Marines are under the nuclear reactor and have to disengage their weapons, Frost says "What are we supposed to use, harsh language?"
Flame units only. And no Grenades.
Also it's a FUSION reactor (still theoretical) and I don't think they can melt down or explode.
@@marccolten9801 Fusion is still a nuclear reaction, but it's the combination of atomic nuclei into a larger nucleus, as opposed to current fission which is the separation of larger nuclei. The risk was that the platoon was under the reactor's primary heat exchangers, which if ruptured due to errant weapons fire (Colonial Marines' standard issue ammo has light armor-piercing, explosive heads), the chain reaction would flash roast the facility as fusion requires extreme heat to (theoretically) fuse the atoms while also producing vast amounts of energy. The explosion at the end wasn't so much a meltdown, but more of the reactor's heat igniting LV-426's atmosphere.
In this day and age with so much sjw snowflakes yeah 🤣
The entire movie is full of brilliant writing.
This doesn't just surpass the original: It is one of the most well-crafted movies ever made.
its the perfect sequel. It doesnt rehash, and it expands and improves on the foundation laid by the first movie.
Depends .. the first movie is the far superior horror movie, while the second is the far superior action movie, while the SF i s in both just added in as background setting.
But yes, it was an exceptional movie and was deservedly successful.
That's a fact
@@frankschneider6156 +1, Frank!
🖒😎
They are two different movies. Alien far better horror and suspense. Aliens, way better action on par with a war movie and even has bits of humor. Alien was almost entirely serious.
so the young girl in aliens went into teaching, Decided to get into some true horror.
...and these days, that's nads o plenty.
“My mommy always said there are no monsters- no real monsters. But there are”
*looks at her students*
😂
Bloody brilliant, mate
😂
Such a great freekin movie... Bill Paxton's lines are priceless. "Maybe we should put her in charge"
"This doesn't mean we're engaged or anything." :) My favorite line.
One of my favorite movies of all time.
I wish Cameron would make a proper sequel to Aliens, instead of those damn Avatar movies...
He can't or won't because Fox owned Aliens. And then Disney bought Fox. So now Disney owns the Aliens franchise. It's Game Over man, Game Over.
WHAY,,THE,,SHIP..LOOK....LIEK....FUTURE..GUN
What do you mean?
Isn’t there several sequels that morphed into AvP?
TRUTH OF THE UNIVERSE ... Tu es un idiota.
@@izzojoseph2 He did specify "proper sequel". The AvP films are cinematic abortions.
"I may be synthetic, but I'm not stupid." - Bishop
He turned out to only be half the man he thought he was!
@@JO-ly3hi I see what you did there
Great idea Bishop should go. Believe me I prefer no to.
Aliens was a damn good sequel
Hey Vasquez, have you ever been mistaken for a man?
No...have you? 😂🤣
DISNEY....WILL..FUCKING...THIS,,UP
ALIENS..AWAKE
You always were an asshole Gorman
Your just too bad
There's no Snowflakes in this movie.
People nowadays couldn't handle the sexist jokes.
C'mon, Vasquez, clear and lock, let's go.
Sounds like Aliens should have a special “Ten MORE Things You Didn’t Know About...” episode.
Plus there's a story about why hicks is not in alien 3....
Yep, like Cameron only used 3 alien models to shoot the entire movie. One of them being destroyed in the gun turret scene.
Don't forget to give composer James Horner credit! Aliens is one of his best scores ever!
FireTiger941 completely agree... his score was amazing! He and Cameron nearly came to blows over the delivery of the finally scoring though. Very interesting interview on the blu-ray about that. They didn’t work together again until Titanic because of that.
I was just Listening to it over the weekend. A masterpiece. Hunting.
Aliens and Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan are probably Horner's best scores ever. Horner was best when he created a new sound. Check out Glory (Charging Fort Wagner) and Field of Dreams for some of the amazing work he did. Unfortunately, many of his scores were rehashes of previous work. Especially Clear and Present Danger was a best of James Horner audio reel, but producers loved him for it. They could always temp the movie with previous Horner scores to get an idea of what the soundtrack would be like.
@@bloodymarvelous4790 Yes, and Krull was a great adventure score as well!
Um, did you not watch the video?
"I'm Hudson, HE'S Hicks"
It warms my heart there is so much love for this movie. One of my all-time favs.
Having Newt as a teacher.
I will turn in my homework, mostly.
I imagine she often heard "Miss, tell us about the Aliens movie you were in"
Haha brilliant
Teacher Newt: Why don’t you do your homework
Me: It won’t make any difference...
@@erikwilliams1562 "Miss Newt, I mostly do my homework at night...mostly"
Aliens ate my homework.
"That's it. GAME OVER, MINTY! GAME OVER!"
Those quotes mostly come at night. Mostly.
The F we gonna do now?
Equal parts horror, action and suspense. Aliens is an absolute thrill ride and no Alien film since has captured the essence of the franchise like this one.
Daymn! I remember watching this at least 100 times on VHS back in the late 80's with my childhood friends. Good times!! 😊❤️
Your videos mostly come out at night...mostly.
My friend is a xenomorph
I love this.
Well played! :o)
Ha ha
lol
Those toys sold really well. At least, to me. I had that whole collection. My childhood was all Aliens and Batman Returns toys. Best era
Everything came together for Aliens. Director, actors, actresses, producer, musical score and of course those amazing Aliens created by artist extraordinaire, HR Giger. Without his artistry, none of this would've been possible. James Cameron is an amazing director. His vision for Aliens was spot on. His gift was his ability to put everything together. Gale Ann Hurd is a kick ass producer. Without her, none of this would've occurred. Skillful and multi talented. Able to get everything and everyone together.
Sigourney Weaver. In my opinion, she is the most perfect actress. She combines talent, skill and knowledge to get her character as believable as possible. A daunting task, but she made it look easy, despite the fact she was at first reluctant to play the role again. She made the movie period. Her acting was flawless in my opinion.
Al Mathews aka Apone. He literally served in Vietnam. His veteran status, real war experiences, just gave the fighting parts that much more realism and the thing is, he played it for real. Right down to how his fellow actors utilized each of their weapons. Underated for sure. His cigar was epic.
Bill Paxton. Without Bill in this movie, one liners and bits of comedic relief might never have been possible. Bill was a terrific actor. Often under rated. I felt very bad when he passed away. But to quote him from this movie regarding his fight with disease...." game over man "
Jennifer Goldstein. This women, being of slight build and not actually that strong, was just amazing in her role as Vasquez. She really had me convinced initially that she did a hitch or two in the Corps. I love her character. Typical Marine. Bravado, macho ass shit and kill everything I shoot.
Micheal Bien. I doubt anyone could play the role of Hicks with as much charisma as Bien. After, Terminator, who else was there? The man is drop dead gorgous, funny, super nice and intelligent. His role defined what being a real Corporal in the USMC ought to be. Leadership. The man exuded it in his role. I thought killing off his character was a huge huge mistake in Alien 3. I wanted so much to see him and Ripley get together and take out the Aliens together.
HR Giger. Of all the science fiction artist past and present, he is without a doubt my favorite. What sort of mind can create something so unbelievable? Yet, affect everyone that sees his work. The Alien creature is by far the scariest creature ever created. The last time I was scarred by a creature was, " The Creature from the Black Lagoon " made back in the 50's. That creature gave me the willies. Even today, as a grown adult, I am affected by this monster of the deep. Even though I know it's fake. However, the Alien creature, with that iconic elongated head. Razor sharp daggers for teeth. An inner set of teeth. That menacing hissing sound and the slimy wet look. Nothing could prepare me for Alien when I first saw it. The chest burster scene was way scarrier vs that scene in Jaws, where the Chief discovers, that dead body on that drift wood. It popped out and sent people out of their seats, but Alien topped that. It sent people out of the theatre, It was that scary. People went home thinking about it. The fear factors created by HR Giger thru his creation were on a whole new level. I so respect his artistry. I love the Alien design. It appears so real. Like something we would truly discover on some world far away from ours. Only a mind so deep in darkness could conjer up such a creature.
Carrie Henn. A unknown and simply plucked off the street quite literally, her screams were amazingly real and yeah, they were real in some scenes. The beauty of James Cameron is his ability to extract very deep stuff from his actors/ actresses. Not easy. Especially with a child, but he did so and the rest, as they say, is history. I thought Carrie did an awesome job in her part. Her connection to Sigouney in real life was very touching. Such respect between two people. Truly amazing.
Yes, everything and everyone came together to create the finest example of science fiction film to date. Oh I know there are others, but none will ever surpass Aliens. It literally was a perfect movie. Even today, even within its own Alien franchise, Aliens stands as the finest example of sci fi movie magic.
One last note. I happen to believe in life on other planets. I hope one day, when man ventures out to the far reaches of our galaxy and beyond, that we exercise a little humility and remember, respect other life and their right to exist. I often thought about how cruel we were to those Alien creatures. Assuming so much and demonstrating our arrogance and quite frankly, our ignorance when dealing with such magnificent creatures. Perhaps the world they came from was destroyed and they simply looked for what they believed to be an uninhabited planet. One they could start again. Who knows, but mans arrogance knows no boundaries. Personally, I found myself rooting for the Alien creatures in the movie. Too me, they were and are magnificent creatures. Intelligent, brave, team players, defending themselves no matter.
*END TRANSMISSION*
well said. well said indeed.
thank you for this wonderful in-depth analysis
Well said on all accounts.
Oh God, I spent many nights in bed as a kid, terrified thinking about the Creature from the Black Lagoon! I remember seeing it on a Saturday afternoon UHF Creature Double Feature. Scared the hell out of me!
You forgot that Apone was also played by a former marine. He was the one that gave military training to the marines in the movie.
Also, they split the cast and had the marines (actors) spend some preshoot time together to form a closer knit group. This helped with Weaver and Riser coming in as outsiders.
Check out the special editions making of bonus features.
No surprise then that he was such a convincing sergeant.
James Remar has subsequently confirmed that his firing was due to drugs.
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@@truthoftheuniverse4179 what about sentences?
It was in the dvd behind the scenes interview with the staff. I have that one on DVD.
That's usually why he gets fired from things.
@@truthoftheuniverse4179 and the Irony with it, is they all want to see strong female leader/warrior types in it, and Ripley is pretty much the embodiment of what it takes, starts out afraid, and confronts her fear, takes control and kicks ass,
I loved my Aliens toys and was a fan of all the films. Actually got to meet Michael Biehn this year as well, his character portrayal in Terminator and Aliens was very important to my childhood idealization of "what it means to be a man".
I've practiced Bill Paxton's voice my whole life and now have it perfect. When things go wrong at work the guys love when I scream "what are we gonna do now man, what are we gonna do?" RIP Bill.
I absolutely fell in love with Carrie Henn as Newt. Hard to believe she had no previous acting experience of any kind… She was thoroughly convincing. I don’t begrudge her not pursuing an acting career one bit, but she clearly would’ve been great at it. My guess is, her students have been very blessed to have her.
good old bill paxton. killed by the terminator, the predator, and the alien. rest in peace.
He wasn't killed by the Terminator.
@@JO-ly3hi 1st person the terminator kills with the blue mohawk is bill paxton. imdb
@@daddydreet145 Nope! All he does is throw him against the gate.
@@JO-ly3hi which seems deadly but how about this......he is also in commando with arnold so maybe he dies then. lol.
@@daddydreet145 he's also in True Lies with Arny. He can't catch a break can he
Bloody Hell, Cameron was only 31 when he made this
Only?
Well, I'm almost 70 so I'll allow the only. But don't forget many geniuses do their best work young and then spend the rest of their long lives looking for a comeback.
@@blaze556922 Just thinking back to when I was 31, I couldn't handle the pressure of a $16m studio production
@@OfficialAndies I don't think I would've been either but in my field I was an expert at 31 so it doesn't surprise me that someone like him could be.
Mehul Desai whoa really? He had great taste! One of my favorite movies of all time! I was a goof at 31. Still a goof today!
Hicks:
"... Nuke the site from orbit. Is the only way to be sure!"
Hudson:
"Fckn hey!!"
Took my Dad to see this movie when it first came out. He always fell asleep in the movie theater. He didn't fall asleep in this one. After he said, "Now that's what I call a real movie!" Great cast, great sets and great direction. Well done. Thanks, Minty!
the 80s was the best decade in all existence for film.
change my mind.
It was the best decade for everything.
@@Dogs-of-war i second to that
Facts
1970's was the best decade. Godfathers 1 & 2, Jaws, Star Wars, The Sting, Smokey & The Bandit, Woody Allen's best films, Close Encounters, The Exorcist, The Omen, Taxi Driver, Chinatown, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, etc. There's many more, but I'll stop here.
One of those movies you can watch over and over again.
Thanks for the '10 things' video on this one :)
I distinctly remember watching commercials for the Alien toy line back in 1992. I thought the toys looked really cool even though my parents wouldn’t let us watch Aliens. I always thought it was strange that toy companies used to make toy lines based off Rated R movies. That’s something you don’t see anymore.
This movie deeply positively affected me as a child . It seems kind of ridiculous to say but I really think it did. I saw the film when I was 11 years old and at the time I was terrified of scary movies and hated them. My parents were divorced and I was lonely and had trouble knowing how to be a big kid... not yet a teen. I was at a slumber party with friends who had parents that didn’t know how to keep kids from watching late night HBO. 😂
The alien creatures honestly terrified me, but the acid i element kept me watching and it was mesmerizing... the idea that you could fight back and destroy them, outsmart and confront them was so empowering to me as an impressionable youth. As a child I could identify with newt (thought I would not have admitted it at the time) and admired Hicks the confident, reliable soldier I wanted be and Ripley the protector and ultimate hero that rose above any level you thought she was limited to. It was surprisingly powerful influence on me and my self esteem.
It affected me too, only I was much younger. I used to dread the nights my folks would have me spending the night at a friends house. His mom thought ALIENS was suited for all ages and would ask me why I’m not downstairs watching the movie. I was scared of basements after that movie too
Good. It's such a good movie even at the very least and I'm glad that you can trace such positive effects on your life directly to it. 👾👽👽👾👾👾👽🤔😲💣💥❤😀👍❤❗
THIS IS NOT A MOVIE FOR CHILDREN WHAT IS WRONG WITH SOME PARENTS ? BUT FOR ADULTS A GREAT MOVIE LOVED IT. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
It wasn't just James Cameron who had problems with the film crew. Ridley Scott also had conflicts with the film crew on the set of the original Alien, and at one point even reportedly punched his fist through the ceiling of the Nostromo set out of frustration. Ironically, one of the reasons the Aliens film crew at Pinewood were so resentful of Cameron was because many of them still felt loyal to Scott, even though Scott apparently couldn't stand them either. lol
Ooooh that's a groovy little bit of gossip isn't it?! Very interesting...! 😮❗🤔👽❓🤨👽👾👽🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑❗🥚❓❓❓🤔❓😲❗💊💊💊🥃🥴👍❤❗
“Somebody said ‘alien,’ she thought they said ‘illegal alien,’ signed up.”
Love that one!
That is actually an inside joke. When Jenette Goldstein showed up for the audition, she had no idea what the movie was about. Most other actors did, and were dressed in military outfits. But Goldstein thought it was a movie about illegal aliens, and showed up in regular clothes and makeup.
@@KarlHenryMartinsson Showed up in military outfits?? What? They never had Wardrobe then, did all the actors have to go to an Army Surplus Store before filming and hope for the best😂😂
@@macman975 This is actually a well know movie trivia.
You know what an audition is, right? They don't give the actors auditioning costumes. The audition may be months or even a year or more before production really starts.
www.cbr.com/aliens-actress-accidental-audition/
Since Goldstein didn't have an agent, that was all the information that she had to go on. While she had seen the film "Alien," she did not know that they were doing a sequel, so she figured that it was for a film about immigration. She told Starlog:
“I had seen Alien, but I had no idea this was a sequel. It had been so long ago, it didn’t even occur to me. I thought it was about actual aliens, you know, immigrants to a country. I was wondering why they wanted Americans. I figured the movie was about lots of different immigrants to England.”
So she showed up at the audition wearing "high heels and lots of makeup, and I had waist-length hair." She figured out that something was way off when everyone else was wearing army fatigues. It was when she went in read and saw posters for "The Terminator" that she knew that she was really in trouble. In a brilliant twist of fate, though, the nice blouse that she was wearing happened to be sleeveless, which showed off Goldstein's arms. She had taken up bodybuilding recently and it showed in her arms.
She later recalled, "'She said, ‘Are you an actress or a bodybuilder?’” Goldstein laughs. “I was a gymnast. I just happened to be in the best shape of my life.'"
So they agreed to see her again, only this time she wore army boots and pulled her hair back and everything and eventually, she got the role.
@@KarlHenryMartinsson I know what an audition is. There's plenty of them on RUclips. You know one thing that they ALL have in common. No one is dressed up!.
I first saw this movie on release at the tender age of 17, with my three schoolmates. I told the girl I had just started seeing about it, and she said we should go see it as a second date, as she enjoyed horror movies. She lasted as long as finding the first “survivor”, with the chest burster, which is also how long the romantic side of our relationship lasted... We left the cinema shortly thereafter, but we did remain friends for another decade or so, until we eventually lost touch. Still, I saw Aliens on the big screen twice in four days: totally worth it! :)
One of my favourite films of all time👌🏼🔥
Lol the Jason mask behind Minty looks like his eyes are closed.
There was a joke Minty made a few months ago about people saying it looked like Jason was sleeping in the background lol
Jason be like "nnnghhhhhhhh"
Shhhhhhhhhhh. He's sleeping
😂
Good eye... I would've never noticed that lol
I meet Micheal Bean at a sci-fi convention in 2013. He was very nice.
I met him last year and he was really awesome. Beihn is very friendly and engaging and doesn't seem tired of fans at all. He had some really awesome stories to tell. He said ALIENS was his favorite movie he made, and it is mine as well!
Biehn was such a school crush. He should've been a star.
Was that DragonCon?
@@frankgesuele6298 it was Port City Pop Con.
Michael Bean is a very underrated actor. Just watched abyss, he is great in that and he is outstanding as Johnny Ringo (tombstone).
"I don't know which species is worse, you don't see them f*cking each other over for a percentage."
"That's it.....we waste him"
"Somebody wake up Hicks"
Justin clement Yeah the Sarge was absolutely brilliant in this flick! 😀
“You’re on the express elevator to hell...going down”
"Man, you look just like I feel..."
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"Man this floor is freezin'🥶"
"...Whatcha want me to do, fetcha slippers?😒"
"Would ya sir? That'll be so kind!😁👍"
"..... Look into my eye
😉
🖕🏿
FALL IN PEOPLE!!!😒"
One of the best movies I went to see, I was on the edge of my seat for the most of it.
Carrie Henn, the young actress, was 10 years old when Aliens was filmed. The age of her character, Newt, wasn’t mentioned in the movie. But when Ripley followed Newt into her hiding place, she found a second grade award plaque featuring Newt, which the character would have received at approximately the age of seven. That suggests Newt was seven or a bit older, but certainly not twelve years old as mentioned in a later novelization.
Aliens is a classic. It introduced me to the franchise.
One of my favourite Sci Fi movies, I know it word for word. Currently listening to the Audible drama Aliens: River of Pain, which is about Hadley's Hope and the last stand
Great one, Minty.
Aliens is in the top 5 best sequels of all time!
My favourite movie of all time!
I have an odd story about the alien toy line. When i was in elementary school a friend and i came up with some new alien creatures for the toy line. Specifically the Bull alien and the Gorilla alien and a few others. We came up with stories and drew detailed pictures of what the looked like. Being kids we sent all this off to the company without thinking to keep proof of it. A few weeks we get a letter saying they appreciate the letter and drawings but they would not be using any of the concepts we came up with. Jump forward a few months and low and behold, a new series of Aliens figures with the exact same look and very similar back story come out.
One of my favourite action movies during the 80s and 90s. Many a sleepover with my friends involved this movie - I think it had something to do with a couple of us girls having a crush on Michael Biehn.
Hey Minty can you do 10 Things You Didn't Know About The Blues Brothers?
14:30, Cameron may be a ballbuster, but he's one hell of a director.
He also knows what he wants it's not his fault that the people he has to deal with happened to be stubborn as hell.
The hd remastered version of Aliens stands up to any action movie released
5
That same Power plant was used at the beginning of For your eyes only. Bond drops Blowfeld into one of its cheminy in the opening scene
Superb movie. Bill Paxton was awesome in this one for sure.
Hands down my favorite action movie ever!
This is absolutely one of my favorite movies of all time, so excited you did this!!
What made Ripley so strong was her simmering terror at what these creatures might do if unleashed. It wasn't a "girl power" vibe: It was a "THIS way or no one survives and I will not let that happen" vibe. As stated, this first sequel equaled the original and surpassed sequel expectations!
In my view still the best Alien movie ever. Great characters, great acting, great atmosphere, great effects, great mix of action and horror. I have seen it so many times I have lost count.
Brilliant movie, still makes my top 10 list todate. It feels like you're there with them, that you experience everything with them - man what a ride!
One of the best films ever made!
Minty talked about Marines training the cast to act like Marines. Fun fact: Al Matthews (Apone) was a real Marine in Vietnam. He was the first black man in the Marine Corps to receive a field promotion to the rank of sergeant. He was the real deal. RIP Sgt. Matthews.
I've watched this so much the last five years fell in love with this classic sequel!
CMON..HUMANS...ARE.STUPID...THE.ALIEN..HAVE..BIG,,HEADS
THEY..WERE.SMART...
Alien still one of the best sci fi action movies ever.Ripley needs to come back again
And where it should have ended, but as long as a nickel can be squeezed out of a franchise they will continue to churn out increasingly bad sequels. Terminator, Spiderman, Wizard of Oz. Even the classic Thin Man series
Plz don't give Hollywood more reboot idea's -.-
@@marccolten9801 i saw terminator yesterday and i must admit is was way better than i expected.So with Alien it can work if Ripley comes back with a good script along with someone like Neill Blomkamp directing i believe
@@frankiestein8482 But they have already failed. Terminator > Terminator 2 > Terminator 3 > Terminator Salvation > Terminator Genisys. Same with Alien.
@@marccolten9801 yeh they did aliens itself was a sequel and better than the original
One of the greatest crimes ever committed in the Oscars, was not giving Weaver the award she deserved. Her performance in this movie was an absolute, all time classic.
One of the best movies I've ever seen.
Favorite line - "I don't know if you've been keeping up on current events, but we just got our asses kicked"
When I first saw Aliens in theatres, I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. Best Alien movie.
Dude, I WAS a kid in 1992 and those toys were really unfortunate. My brother and I got the Ripley and Queen toys. My friends and I dreamed about ALIENS figures for years before they came out and they were indeed a disappointment. I remember the Evac Fighter toy showing up as a prop Christmas gift for Captain Picard's children in Star Trek: Generations.
I agree about ALIEN 3 toys and how colorful they could have been. In fact, in 1994, while on a road trip I read the novelization of ALIEN 3 and the movie finally made sense to me. I had a hard time differentiating the secondary characters and background performers. But in the book, they all had names and personalities. I love it to this day. Thanks Minty!
Laughed at "dont shoot the set of little shop of horrors" lol
[Of the top of my head. No Googling]
"Hey, I feel like a 5th wheel around here. Is there anything for me to do?"
"... I don't know. Anything you can do?"
"... Well, I can drive that loader!"
"......... Be my guest!"
[Hops on Power Loader][Turns on switches, knobs, walks, grabs a crate and poses sexy with it]
"Where do you want it?💃"
"..................
HA HA HA HA😆
Bay 12, please!🚬😏👍"
Big respect to H.R Giger for creating the Alien and inspiring so may artists to think outside the box.
You could do “another 10 things” on this one... we would all watch!
Well, I do know one thing...that this is the best movie ever made.
love Aliens! i think i have seen it well over 300+ times, i think its a near perfect movie!
Kudos to both Weaver and Cameron: they said the movie wouldn’t have been as good without them and they were right. 🤷♂️
This movie was so huge when it was released. I was 16 yrs old at that time and everyone had to see this movie!!! RIP Hudson 🕊🕊🕊
Thank you for your consistently terrific videos. I look forward to each new one.
I remember being 10 when my folks took my cousin and I to see this movie. I never knew until then how nice of a lining my jacket had up close.
I still can’t watch this movie decades later. ☺️
Ha ha ha I get you to this day I cannot play any of the games in the dark because of the motion sensor noise freaks me the fook out 🤣🤣🤣
Lance henriksen is my favorite actor from aliens, he should have gotten an award for playing bishop, bishop is my favorite character from aliens, I just like how sympathetic he is.
Watched Kelly's Heroes (1970) the other day. In the trivia section on IMDB, it says the the sound of the tank turret rotation was the same sound effect used in Aliens
Compared to Terminator 2, this one of the best action movie sequels of all time!😁
Watch Hicks when Vasquez says her "just need to know where they are" line 😉
Absolute classic - kickass action ,great characters, and great storyline.Just as good as the original
I had most of the toys when I was a kid and loved them :) and a few of them I passed on to my son who still plays with them till this date!
When you were talking about the action figures, I had them. I was totally bummed out when I saw Alien 3 and Hicks was dead
Ya ALIENS the most kickass movie ever
"Come on and get, take it you bastards. You too. OH you want some of this...FUCK YOU!" One of the absolute best oneliners during a last stand EVER.
In my opinion, this is the best sequel to any movie ever made. Picks-up perfectly from the first, has great action, special effects, etc, etc.
"I say we take off and nuke today's Alien franchise from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."
One of my top 5 films of all time. It's the reason I got an Alien tattoo. FYI: Xenomorph isn't the proper name for the creature, it was just the one that Gorman applied to it during the briefing early in the film.
It's really amazing how Cameron managed to impose himself on everyone in all this chaos, enmity and aggression on the Aliens set.
Terminator 1 & 2, Aliens and almost every Cameron film is a piece of art.
One of the few sequels that surpassed it's original. One of my top 5 of all time, I can watch this movie whenever it is on TV. It was really written well and had so many great one liner's. The music for the movie made the action sceans thrilling!!! Bill Paxton's roll was underrated, his lines brought comic relief to some of the tence situations.
Every time I watch your videos. I cry a little on the Inside. When I instantly transport myself to when I was a child watching these movies on HBO. Or on VHS. When both my parents where alive. Dad making popcorn on the stove. Shaking a pot back and forth. My mom either watching or reading a Romance Novel while smoking a cigarette. My older Brother. (One of the rare times he wasn't acting like a dick) And my younger brother who watched. But had no idea what was going on. Thanks for the Videos and Bless You for the flashbacks. Keep em coming.