FIRST TIME WATCHING | Alien Resurrection (1997) | Movie Reaction | A Lot of Wierd Wierdness...
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For information. Cloning has been possible for a long time. In 1996, humans managed to clone the first mammal. Dolly the sheep was born. So it is not at all far-fetched, if not theoretically possible today to clone a human being. It is already being done with organs.
The only thing that still prevents humans from cloning people is the ethical aspect.
About Alien Resurrection, Ripley has no Queen Xenomorph in her, She IS a Queen Xenomorph.
*you are a beautiful cpl.
"How'd she go from being the rational one to being an Idiot?"
Joss Whedon's awful writing.
I won't deny the script was weak, but this actually had an explanation: Call is programmed to care about humans so she wants to try and save hum. She doesn't see Ripley as human so she's not covered by that same programming.
"That guy's so weird"
Welcome to the wonderful world of Brad Dourif.
I've never seen him in a role where he wasn't playing some kind of weirdo. He's a great actor though.
So we either need a DUNE or MISSISSIPPI BURNING reaction ? : )
French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet wouldn't make things saner.
@@The_Bermuda_Nonagon Nah, just every episode of Deadwood.
I love Brad Dourif.
In Prometheus, at the beginning with David and the basketball, I always smiled thinking it was a nice call-back to this flick.
_"Prometheus_ and _Covenant_ are on par with _Alien_ and _Aliens."_
Well, that's, like, your opinion, man.
Fun behind-the-scenes bit: During the filming of the basketball scene, the director told Sigourney Weaver to throw the ball over her shoulder as she walked off the court, and they would fix the shot in post. First take, she tossed it behind the back, over the shoulder, and it went in. No FX needed. The actors and crew held it together for a second or two, then they all busted out cheering. Sigourney Weaver is a legend.
The Dude abides!
For me this one has the most rewatchability. I don't care what anyone says, I love alien resurrection 😂
This is a great movie, much superior to Prometheus and Alien Covenant!
@@Talisman09 For entertainment value I will give it to this one. When it comes to making sense within the world it's in or anything else along that line it's not good so depending on what you come to a movie for you could either be very happy or pissed.
@@parker469a I also enjoyed the phantom menace. Sue me 😁
1. They took blood samples from Ripley when she was being treated in the last movie, that was used to clone her. 2. Stonewall Jackson ate lemons.
This film is a lot of more fun if you regard it as a non-canon spin-off rather than part of the main series.
Joss Whedon's writing is horrible but Jean-Pierre Jeunet's direction is amazing, so you end up with this weird hybrid of campy schlock and masterful art horror that has both too much and too little personality for it's own good.
Joss whedon, when he write. It's gonna be campy.....
Director wanted more humor but something was lost in translation , french speaking director , english speaking cast .
Also calling , Brad Dourif , weird , that is an understatement ...hope they get soon to Chucky series .
People think they can write like Dan O'Bannon , they cant , specially not Ridley Scott , who added parts that were trashed from Alien movie to Prometheus .
Theatrical version of Alien series movies have been better , lot of nonsense cut away , scenes that were not needed at all to get the story going .
Although Jean-Pierre Jeunet is a good director, I don't think he was a good cast/fit to the Alien franchise. His overall style doesn't fit with the universe. Plus using the same actors he worked before, The color grading that is very part of his style and many other things just make this more of a Jeunet movie rather then a Alien sequel. So the "spin-off" is a good description.
Plus the writing is horrible, too campy, a cast that is basically there just to die, not much story arcs or character development. Ripley has none of the things that made her a great character, so the point of her being in the movie is... Zero really. A schlockfest indeed.
What ADI did to the alien design in this movie is also unforgiveable. Giger called the creatures "a giant shit." And also the huge disrespect this film showed to Giger as the creator of the creature that made them so much money. Seriously. They took all the "mech" out of the biomechanoid design, flattened and shorted the phallic shaped head, and gave the dome of the head a cockroach pattern.... Why!? I know, I know, the argument is because they're mutants.
As to Joss Whedon's script... Reading the script, and watching the movie, they are very different. Whedon doesn't have this ridiculous humor in his version. If anything his script feels almost like a buffy movie with the way Ripley discovers her alien powers and realizes she can contend with the creatures. The newborn in his film is also much different, and there is far more character-action. In the final film there is one major set piece featuring an adult alien (The elevator shaft after the flooded cafeteria.) and then they adult aliens all but dissappear from the movie as major atagonists.
The vast majority of the faults of Resurrection lie with Jean Pierre Jeunet. Yes, he's a great director, but not here. This is not an Alien movie. I'm still not sure why Weaver opted to do it, given she was so adament to die in Alien 3.
The reason for the newborn is because the cloned alien queen was mixed with Ripley's DNA in the cloning process (just as Ripley was mixed with alien DNA). That human DNA caused the alien queen to suddenly develop a human-like uterus and the half-breed creature inside it. I do think the movie should have done a better job of explaining that.
I’ve never understood this movie so much before reading this comment section. No matter how many times I’ve watched the movie
I LOVE this movie. I love Sigourney's look, how athletic she is, I like the rest of the cast, I love the story and Brad Dourif is in it!
I'm in two minds about this movie. On the one hand, it's the messiest, most confused, nastiest, goriest, most disgusting flick in the franchise. On the other hand, I love the ragtag bunch of mercenary misfits which constituted the crew of the Betty. I'd love to watcha Firefly-type TV series about them any day.
I remember seeing this one in theaters and just being put off by the amount of gore in it compared to even Alien 3 which was pretty gory too but nowhere near as much as this one was. I also liked the mercenaries too and frankly they were the most interesting part of this mess of a movie.
This movie ist a guilty pleasure for me. It's Trashy but when i find it zapping TV, iam watching it till the end.
It's my favourite Alien movie 😅 The first one I saw and I was very young. I can see why it get shit but I love it for all the reasons you mentioned
That's French film-makers for you.
I def agree….the story sucked but the characters were actually cool
"I just called it...right now." I appreciate the uncharacteristic honesty not usually found in a reactor. Best. Leo.
"This is further than just weird. Weird weirdness. I don't even know how to explain it".
Three words: Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
What takes the average viewer a couple of times of watching to work out, your wife gets within one sitting. One hell of a smart lady you got there. Just found your channel today and I'm addicted. I have watched youtube for years now and I can tell she is an upcoming star. Keep up the good work.
I do like this movie. One of the issues is that the movie kinda doesnt explain that the Aliens do have a psychic link that they use to communicate between themselves. Thats why Ripley says "i can feel it, behind my eyes". She is refeering to psychic link that makes her feel the queen. Plus both Ripley and Queen have shared mix memories.
The novel is more explicit. For example when the aliens attack the younger alien to escape. They had to asked permission to the queen, to do that. Or that Queen remembers how ripley was holding to one child when she was killing her eggs. Even the aliens are confuse about ripley. In one way they feel she is a part of them, but at same time she is not. Ripley is even worst... She is not the hero we know, she is more and antagonist... she really doesnt care about anyone...
Johner is another piece that we do not now why he is such a jackass to Vriess! Or why Christie and Vriess are so close. In the novel Christie death is such sad moment.
Oh yes, I remember the novel! It was Josh Whedon's script with no changes, sad they didn't add those character developments in the final movie. That, and the alien queen attack in the spaceship's garden park, it resembled like Jurassic Park, would have loved to see that scene.
This is interesting! I've never known there's the novel. I'm gonna search for more information.
p.s. I like this movie too. It's my first impression of Alien Franchise when I was a little kid.
"The novel is more explicit. For example when the aliens attack the younger alien to escape. They had to asked permission to the queen, to do that. " in the novel, can the Xenos spit acid, the way they spat acid at Christie? Cos if they can spit such strong acid, why didn't they spit on the floor or the glass to melt it, rather than going straight to killing one of their own? Nice twist and sure got the audience excited for a minute, but didn't make sense.
@@jimbobeire The swimming aliens have a different design than the others, they must have hatched from something non-human. Normal human born aliens can't spit acid,
As much as people did not like Alien Resurrection; I kinda like Superhuman Clone Ripley :)
I always wanted to go one on one with Ripley, no basketball required.
You pronounced it perfectly. The director is famous. He did "City of Lost Children, Amelie and Delicatesent"
The director knew he was hired for his stylized look and he just filmed it like they wrote it.
This is my favorite version of Ripley, dangerous and not entirely a good guy. Also it has Winona Ryder, Ron Perlman, Brad Dourif and Dan Hedaya ("Cheers", "Clueless").
Exploding a grenade under water would burst your eardrums
"The only poor decision Shaw made was in saving David" SMH, and that was _the_ most monumental mistake which would wind up costing the lives of how many?? Shit, David is responsible for more deaths than malaria. lol
This world feels more like the 5th element world.
Which is quite fitting because 200 years have passed since last movie. Alien takes place in 2122, Aliens & Alien 3 in 2179, The Fifth Element in 2263, Alien Resurrection in 2379.
“That guy is so weird”
That’s my boy Chucky! Also Wormtongue!!! 🙌🏼
Wasn't he Grima in Lord of the Rings as well?
He was also Billy in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".
@@ramiabdo5953 Yes, he's Gríma Wormtongue.
He was also great in Deadwood, and Bad Lieutenant. Even in small roles, he's memorable.
0:56 As a french i can say you nailed it. You're one of the few who do not butcher his name.
I Iove 3 and Resurrection.Realy,I love all Aliens stuff.
Disgusted by it's mother, but totally into it's grandma. 😂☠️
Found you guys a few months ago... Love the comments and reactions. I love watching and listening to you guys... and I laugh at Mrs. Movies.. all the time.. "Oh no"......Thank you so much for all the entertainment. So funny how Mr. Movie is just watching and looks at her while she makes comments.. Thank you guys.... much love.. keep up the awesome work.
You had a different version of alien 3 than I had, in my version the chestburster comes out as shes falling and tries to escape, only for her to grab it and hold onto it as she falls. Also that bug splatter in the opening scene where its tossed into the window is foreshadowing
Same version I've seen as well. I've been confused seeing a few reactions to Alien 3 so far, where all of them just showed Ripley falling into the whatever and disappearing. Was starting to think my memory was false, so thank you for verifying that there really is a version, where it bursts out as she's falling 😄
I really enjoyed this movie because it's a lot of fun if you don't take it too seriously. With that horrifying clone lab scene and the horrifying underwater chase, I had a lot of fun watching it for being the crazy, lunatic, over-the-top Alien movie it was! And I do like the idea of exploring the DNA aspect of the aliens and mixing them with humans. Yes, it's deliberately a bit campy.
This film has very French sensibilities.
I can't believe the director directed my favorite french film. "Amelie."
What is French sensibilities, never heard that one before
He also directed Delicatessen and The City of Lost Children together with Marc Caro, who was design supervisor on this one. Caro was not involved in Amélie.
Usually an appreciation for the unexpected and bizarre. Don't really need to be french for that of course. David Lynch for example sure nails it anyway. But those are fairly common themes in most french pop culture, even farther back than that Moon movie. And comics in particular of course. Speaking of the Moon, not even the mostly non-nonsensical and straight Tintin could resist going "a bit out there" on quite a few occasions. ;)
She IS an android!
I prefer the term "Artificial Person"
A bit of well known trivia: Sigourney Weaver indeed played basketball when she was at Stanford, and the long distance "swish" she makes in this is REAL -- and she was PISSED that the full trajectory of the ball wasn't fully in the frame.
Please tell me you haven't seen 'The Thing'. If not, then it's a must-watch.
P.S. Ripley was cloned because in Alien 3 the doctor took blood samples of her that was frozen in the medical scenes of that movie.. And it was mixed with the alien queen's DNA. So in this movie both Ripley and the aliens got traces of their DNA mixed with each other. That's why it caused some very weird effects with both the Ripley-8 clone and the aliens.
I thought this movie was weird but the visuals were amazing. the water scene and nest parts look amazing.
Really enjoying your channel. I agree, Leland Orser is a very underrated actor! Also got to give it to my guy, you have some amazing poker faces when she asks you questions about these movies!
17:13
So did Winona Ryder. It's actually because of her aquaphobia that the scene had to be reshot so many times. She developed aquaphobia at a very young age, around 11 or 12 years old when she almost drowned.
I saw this in the theatre as a teenager. I was so excited to see an Alien film on the big screen,being a huge fan!.....that feeling didn't last long as the film progressed....
Yes! I can't believe you convinced her to watch this one lmao! Although when it comes to Alien Resurrection I think the theatrical cut is better than the extended
I don’t quite remember what the difference was between both versions but I remember the theatrical cut and orignal release of alien.
If I can recall one of the differences of Alien at least was the nest scene, but that’s all I can recall being an extra in alien.
@@acfan8253 The theatrical cut is pretty good. Like you said, the theatrical intro is much more fitting to the movie.
10:54 Funny enough I have a friend that was way hairier then him you'd would think he was turning into a werewolf. Wonder if he finally shaved.
Before the mess of Covenant, the artificial persons in the Aliens films were in alphabetical order: Ash, Bishop, Call, David.
Chronologically David makes no sense either. Seem kind of unplausible there were no major version revisions for 200 years though.
I get the Winona designers must have taken their time, but still... :)
Just a tidbit. When Ripley tosses the basket back over her shoulder into the basket, she actually did that.
Brad Dourif plays the scientist who got pulled by the face. He is the same actor who later played Grima Wormtongue in Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. He is good at playing eccentric characters.
Brad Dourif is very underrated! Most of his career has been playing eccentric characters although he did seem to play a normal person in Rob Zombie's Halloween.
Funnily enough, this was my first Alien movie. It shocked me and I immediately went back to watch all the other movies.
IIRC the basketball scene with Sigourney...she nailed that behind the head shot on the first take.
this is a lie
@@autismofinn3144 Someone should probably tell Ron Perlman then. ruclips.net/video/HmZBghY_5UE/видео.html
Not on the first take dude, get your facts right
@@beanbag9696 You should probably refer to the video I posted above where the actor Ron Perlman...who was there...gives an eye witness accounting of how it went down. And given that I'm fairly decent at English...it sounds like it was indeed first take.
Now did she practice it off set? Certainly. Which Ron also mentions she NEVER landed the shot in. And that he subsequently lost his shit and they had to edit around it because...as he says...FIRST TAKE...she nailed the shot. That is...the first time it ACTUALLY mattered to make the shot.
I'm going to take Ron Perlmans accounting over some rando on RUclips.
@@OneKillQuota behind the scenes also show "take 4" and the dudes behind the camera also says "take four" when she nailed it, easily found googling it. And took countless tries practicing. Ron Perlman was bullshitting. But my english ain't too good so not sure if take four means something else if you are proper fluent
So glad you guys reviewed this film. It was definitely a fan film for cash in and it didn't bother me a bit. Glad to see the wife continue with these films. I can ACTUALLY tell that she is getting a little more emersed into the story and a lot less scared. I think that's awesome too! Great job as always gang. Looking forward to the next watch on the list. 😀
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They are making an Alien streaming TV series.
"The Betty," a sorta pirate ship that has as loopy a crew as the "Bebop" or "Serenity.";) So, you want to watch more scary movies? How about "A Quiet Place" and/or "Train To Busan"? The first one: "Keep Quiet if you want to live!" The second one: "Get ready for a roller coaster ride of emotions more intense than you've ever experienced!"
My story came to an end in Alien3, I have no idea who this imposter of me is.
The weird doctor obsessed with the aliens who thinks they are beautiful butterflies is the voice of Chucky.
A few points:
1: It took them 200 years to make a viable clone, Ripley 7. But, for whatever reason, 7 lacked a viable chestburster. Thus why we have Ripley 8. Presumably, 7 is being kept alive for study.
2: The memories. Some broadcast versions of the movie have edited out the whole "why does she have memories?!" plot point. She has memories as a result of the hybridization. "An unexpected benefit of the genetic crossing".
3: The thing with the creation of the Newborn is exclusive to the hybridization. As are a few of the other features of this batch of Xenomorphs.
4: The Newborn was supposed to be a hermaphrodite. But, upon seeing the practical effects, the director famously stated "this is too much even for a frenchman", and had the genitals CGIed out.
trivia about this film - this was the 954th film made in holywood involving an alien monster
Aah, I have the same expectations about Noah Hawley doing the Alien tv show, after seeing how good fargo was ! BTW, your pronunciation of "Jean-Pierre Jeunet" was quite correct ^^
Your editing + your wife’s face when you did the 20th century Fox intro
Dude your both legends
Plus I’ve noticed how you drop random Dumb and dumber or Jim Carrey quotes in many vids
@3:45 the guy with the pony tail is Brad Dourif, best known for playing the voice and human form of Chucky. he was also in Lord of the Rings and one flew over the cuckoo's nest
Ron Perlman can beat anyone in a staring contest
" Hellboy "arrives to the auriga ship 😈
Fun fact: ripley’s scene where she walks away and makes the basket was real and it was one take, theres a video on youtube on it where sigourney talks about the scene
I love this one. Jean-Pierre Jeunet is a brilliant director. I think Delicatessen is one of the greatest films out there. For me the alien franchise goes 1,4,2,3.
They cloned ripley by her blood which the charles dance had took that was in the hospital in philes.
Mrs. Movies' face when Mr. Movie was humming the 20th Century Fox theme.
Meanwhile, I was picturing Ralph from the opening of The Simpsons Movie.....
Ha... 1:40.. Best annoyed face ever...🤣
Make sure to zoom wayyy in on it as well... 🤣🤣👍
I really hope the Hellboy movies with Ron Perlman is on the list.
18:30 "This movie makes no sense". immediately followed by one glaring example of it making no sense.
If these Xenos can _spit_ acid, then they didn't need to turn on each other to make one bleed in order to escape containment. They could have just spat on the window.
Seemed to be a far weaker blend though. Some much needed self defence spray for this poor endangered species. ;) The guy got a pretty massive facial and it only scarred him. While the tiny drip on the other guys ear appeared more corrosive.
It is also questionable if they are all the same anyway. Like where did the eggs around the shaft even come from? Some experiment must have gone wrong on that ship long before the events of the film shown.
18:43 not even a giggle at Perlman shooting a spider? What _are_ you people?!
I like my ripleys like I like my gas: unleaded
I really enjoyed this one, my second fave after Aliens 2 .
This is a very unpopular opinion, but I love this movie out of all of them. But it's mostly for Call and Ripley's relationship.
Junior Mint Eggs... Look like Alien Eggs haha!
They gobbled and gestate that whole box.
;)
Bless you lass, but props to you for watching all the Alien films whilst being scared to death. I agree those face huggers. Ugh. You deserve a MEDAL!!
Good point about how this continuing rapid evolution and hybridization makes sense of the "not quite" origins of the prequels.
Back in the late 80s, early 90s, there was an event in London called Alien War. Basically it a space station/containment unit that had a group of the public being led around by a Colonial Marine, complete with uniform and weapons. Then an alarm goes off and an announcement that there are aliens on the loose. Sirens and flashing lights happen and the Colonial Marine tries to get us to safety. I was there with my kids and, at one point I was grabbed by another Marine, who had gone crazy and had a pistol to my head. There were actors running around dressed as aliens and it was very immersive. Great experience and I was so glad to experience it.
That water scene gets me every time... Also, agree with the oh.. great.. acid water now.. .... but yeah.. that water scene.... "chills"
She didnt laugh at the Spyder getting shot at point blank range gag . Brought the whole theatre to laughter back in the 90s .
THANK YOU!!!
I feel there may be a 'few' people distracted by wanting what they want from an 'Alien' movie and not getting it that they just may not notice what is probably a brilliant performance by Sigourney Weaver. Please don't come at me.
THIS. I loved how she handles getting into a bit of the aliens' mentality herself in this film.
@@Geth-Who That scene under the water when she stops, turns around, and just watches the xeno capture a human... her expression, or rather NON-expression, just staring, I thought was just phenomenal. It just made me think 'wait, is she? is she FOR the alien? is she rooting 'one of her own'? or is she just...? I don't know...?' and it was exciting and sad for Ripley's journey. I know I've never seen a De Niro or a Brando give such a performance... ish.
It's a Guilty Pleasure! LOL
Did u know that the scientists talking about the alien giving birth like a human is actually the guy who plays Chucky
Quite late at the party, but here are my thoughts :
1) I did - and still - like Alien : Resurrection ! In fact, I like it more than some of the other movies from the franchise. Yes, there are cheesy and cringy moments, but it is the intent behind it. Liked so much the collaboration between the aliens to escape the room ; under water scene ; the horrible whitey alien ; the way Ripley ended him up and still got emotion for him as his "grand mother". Yup, I still really enjoy watching it.
2) I don't get the way you watched the franchise movies (heard you watched Prometheus and Covenant before that one ?) : just watched your reactions to Alien, Aliens, Alien3. Well, when it came out I remember this : my mom came back in from her Christmas' shopping, and she just shouted to my sister and I "got you a present !! Cinema tickets !!". Alien Resurrection already being out for quite awhile, was hyped to finally get to see it (was still 15-16, so money wasn't that easy to earn and keep back in the days). Well, it was Titanic tickets. Dammit. Was pissed off, went to see the Titanic movie anyway...
3) My Alien franchise movie rankings :
1. Aliens : Yup. I'm that type of guy haha. First one was too slow for me when I was a youngster (Probably saw it first when I was around 10-11). That mechanic fight with the queen, that freaking sounding device, everything was perfectly done, IMO.
2. Alien : Like said before, didn't dig that one as much as the sequel at first, due to my young age thrilling for action over suspense and build up horror.
3. Prometheus : I like it so much. So well done. Naomi Rapace was great. Big big expectations building to Covenant.
4. Alien : Resurrection. Yup ! There it goes.
5. Alien3 : I liked the vibe so much of this one. When I saw it first I felt the urge to release it in the writing/scenario and production flaws. Still, I can't deny I really like it, and that gloomy mood is quite unique, IMO. Totally agree that Charles Dance's character quick death was a bummer. Never really felt that pain or disdain for getting no Newt or Hicks in the movie. Maybe because I was too young and wasn't a die hard fan at the moment, but I overcame it quite easily and walked through it.
6. Alien : Covenant. Man, I had high hopes. I was soooooo hyped. I've been so disappointed. All the build up set in Prometheus gone in the first half of the movie. Blargh. Was bummed AF as it happened. I watched it back quite a few times since it, and still can't say "I enjoy it a lot". I simply can say that it is okay, not bad. Wasn't the case after I've seen it on the big screen for the first time though :P Had to overcome my first sighting for quite a while.
So that's it ! Thanks for your reactions : they're so genuine :) Have fun !
I watched it in the movie theatre, having lots of anxiety that day it nearly scared (or rather disgusted) the shit out of me. I like the movie though, weird and all.
Maybe consider watching "the city of lost children" or Jeunets' classic hit "Delicatessen" if you enjoy the vibe.
I like this one. 👍 Skull baby is terrifying! 💀
He's so hairy. It's Nick Tortelli!
the cells for cloning ripley was retrieved from the doctor's examination in alien 3
It's not the greatest film but it's an enjoyable action film to spend a couple hours watching. For me the backstory that is revealed in Alien vs Predator makes more sense and is far better than the weird black goo nonsense of the Prometheus films. I always loved the fossilized giant pilot from the first Alien but preferred to leave his species as just some unknown victims of the xenomorphs. The larger predators from the movie Predators was fascinating and I would like to see more of them and of Sanaa Lathans character. As a human who passed the ritual to become a Hunter and got her face tattoo and spear it would be great to see her again, possibly fighting alongside the original predators to rid the earth or some colony whatever of those large more savage brutes. Even an older Sigourney Weaver could reappear as an ancestor of Ellen Ripley. But for me any film focusing on David or the Engineers and black goo is a waste of time.
I hated Alien 3 but I love Resurrection. It definitely adds to the story and finally shows what the Weyland/Yutani would have done with the Alien.
What version of the movie showed Ripley 8 on Earth. The only version I've ever seen had the last scene with them on the ship and both Call and Ripley 8 stating having never been to Earth or something to that effect.
The souvenir scene is sereiously one of my favorite moments in all of the Alien franchise.... hillarious.
When I watched this for the first time, an odd thing I noticed was that when the weapons were being fired, their muzzle flashes were much larger, giving me the impression that the bullets were actually miniature rockets. This was before I'd ever heard of Warhammer or Bolters or anything.
For those who are unfamiliar with the idea of Bolters or Boltguns, a Bolter is a large firearm that fires a .75-calibre, two-stage, rocket-propelled explosive bullet with an impact-delay fuse and a tungsten penetrator, so it penetrates through layers of armour and embeds itself within a target's body before detonating. Very nasty...
This is the "special edition" cut of the film, which is not Jeunet's director's cut, which was the theatrical cut. The special edition version has a completely different opening credit sequence (with unfinished VFX), as well as a couple of useless extensions of existing scenes and an alternate ending. Jeunet's cut is far more superior and less quirky.
Did you notice the one with the pony tail? He is the voice of Chucky in all of the original Childs play movies.
Original Planet of the Apes! From the 60s and 70s!
Also Predator. And maybe do the avps
Predator is coming soon!
those are all awful movies
@@user-vc5rp7nf8f yeah the avps aren’t too good
Another good time.
How would she like the Reanimator films?: Reanimator, Bride of Reanimator, and Beyond Reanimator.
Reanimator is on our list. Well react to it eventually.
@@YouMeTheMovies Excellent 😁
@@YouMeTheMovies Mrs. Movies they obviously/most likely got Lt. Ripley's Blood/DNA long/way be4 her death!
@@YouMeTheMovies be certain 2 watch Jason Voorhees Friday the 13th Film Franchise & Michael Myers (The Shape) Halloween Franchise sometime!
esta peli es mi primer q mire la mire cuando era niño y ustedes podran imaginar el trauma q con el tiempo lo e ido olvidando en reakudad es una super pelicula y les agradesco por traerme lindos recuerdos un fuerte abraso desde colombia
in the 1st Alien movie the android was named Ash... 2nd and 3rd it was Bishop... 4th it was Call... 5th and 6th it was David... Ash, Bishop, Call, David... A, B, C, D... I wonder if there's a pattern.
Alien resurrection is a direct rip from the original script for alien 3. I actually loved it
Alien 3 & beyond are my faves. I wasn't old enough to remember the first 2. Great reaction!
Well done, I love the reviews. Doug Walker of the nostalgia critic does a pretty good review of this gem, not to ask y'all to do a review of a review, it'll be an interesting trip in y'all's free time. Not sure if anyone has requested a review of event horizon, it's a fairly intense, yet sometimes cheesy, science fiction horror film that has an alien influence to it.
Event Horizon is on our to do list very soon.
Wouldn't mind a reaction to "Raised by Wolves". It's not directly linked to Alien franchise, but it's Ridley Scott's work and there are some parallels. Anyway, one of the best sci-fi shows in the past decade.
I remember seeing Alien3 in the theatre but dont have the entire memory sadly, i was like 6 yrs old. As for Resurrection its a different case, saw it like 5 times in cinema, then i was so bummed there were no Alien movies i always asked my mother to buy me Alien books. This franchise kicked in my desire to read to be fair. I think it was a fair trade and i glad my mother thought so too and not shutting it down with "its a horror dont watch/read it".
I liked Prometheus well enough, because I seen it as the beginning of it all, but Covenant, well it pretty much was Blasphemy to the franchise, I saw it as Mr. Scott trying to cram Blade Runner into an Alien film. Alien 3 would have been good if they just wouldn't have killed Newt and Hicks right away, that I think, is what doomed that movie more than anything. My favorite is Aliens, because I was both old, and young enough for it to scare the hell out of me for a long time.
This is the one movie in the series I often pretend does not exist. The whole thing with the last part of the movie felt too forced by Weaver's request and out of place. I somehow was able to predict how she'd react to this one. LOL
btw: I personally can't decide between Alien and Prometheus.
Question were you guys saying Call or Cole when referring to Ryder’s character? Sounded like Cole but I wasn’t sure if it was just an accent thing. Love the videos.
I'd love to see what you guys think of Delicatessen. It's a great movie.
French dude here, your pronunciation of Jean-Pierre Jeunet is actually really good lol