Reacting to ALIEN! (WARNING: lots of screaming!!)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Natalie: “Did he just volunteer her?”
The military: “It’s called “volun-told”.
That's SNAFU and FUBAR at the same time.
From the Alien’s perspective, this movie is “Die Hard.”
lol, never considered it that way, but it kinda fits... except for the ending.
That is hilarious and weirdly fitting, haha.
Except all the terrorists are the Keystone Cops
But what is the bank and who wants to break into it?
That’s hilarious.
"Alien" is a slow burn space/art psychological thriller.
"Aliens" is a fast paced action sci-fi/horror film. They're both masterpieces in their own right. Love ya, Nat!!!!!
I don’t get this. “Aliens” is a standard 80s cheesefest. It’s objectively a mediocre movie. It just happens to follow and exist in the universe of one of the great movies of all time.
But “Aliens” itself is a giant sf/horror 80s movie trope. Don’t get me wrong, I like it. But it’s not a great movie by any stretch of the imagination.
@@shaun374 Ok. Well, you're in the minority. You're entitled to you're opinion. Maybe it INVENTED the sci-fi/horror trope. It is Cameron. You can not like. But you're the first person I've heard that from.
It's like hearing a straight teenage boy saying...."ewwwwww, boobs" HUH?????
Too bad they dropped the ball after that
Aliens was a comedy to me. A fun adventure. Alienses was a joke, but more of a thriller.
@@argonwheatbelly637 Ok, that's your opinion. Most films today are a joke me. That's my opinion. Pretentious shit.
I've watched "Spaceballs" too much, when that thing began running across the table I expected it to break out "Hello my baby, hello my darling..."
I watched Spaceballs after I saw Alien... Ever since Spaceballs, when I watch the original scene, I always hum the "Hello my baby" song when the baby Alien jumps out.
And sometimes I say "Oh no, Not again~!", just before John Hurt's character dies lol
"Check please!"
OH No Not Again!
Spaceballs ruined it for us all and I love it!
Only seen it once like ten years ago but... same
Miss Gold: "It got so big sooo fast!"
Me: *realizing that I am not mature enough for this conversation*
Omg. I snortled. Lmao.
@@fxbear Is that a new squirtle evolution?
Followed soon by, "Actually, I'm surprised that it fits in here."
That's what my wife said....
@@mkaplan1383 My wife said the same thing to her boyfriend before the divorce.
It's good you refreshed before watching Aliens. This is a horror movie whereas the next one is an action movie.
Good analysis
Aliens is an awesomely weird sequel that is better than the original.
Indeed.
"Game over, man! GAME OVER!"
Mortismors very true
"Lots of screaming"
LOL The tag line for this movie was, "In space no one can hear you scream."
I've seen this movie enough to be largely unaffected by the scares, but that tagline alone still gives me chills.
I can only imagine she screamed when she saw the Xenomorph standing upright. And personally, I call "Alien" a film because there's a lot of people who don't see the artistry within the setting
I'd love to see her reaction to John Carpenters "The Thing".
*Yes!* *_The Thing!_*
No. No no no. 1,000 times no. smh In all seriousness that movie is nightmare fuel, not "just" a movie. Decapitated head sprouting insect legs? No, no no no no no .
@@louisalectube Don't be a spoil-sport.
@@louisalectube Delete that comment, man. Putting spoilers in the comments is SO not cool.
NO! That will kill her. She isn’t ready!😱🤢🤮
"It's like an octopus mated with a horseshoe crab and a scorpion!"
Stunningly accurate description!
And cockroach too.
I see that, although to me what it most resembles is a pair of creepy human hands. Try this: cross your wrists in front of your face with your palms facing inward, and then hook your thumbs together and slightly curl your fingers. That's the basic form and structure of the facehugger, staring right at you.
From anyone that has not gone down on a vagina...
Someone referred to the facehugger as an arachnigina and I can't see it as anything else now.
It was glorious watching your reaction. It's a bad sign when you scream when the computer turns on at the beginning.
Ridley Scott is my favourite director and this was a masterpiece of scifi suspense and horror. He makes you believe the unbelievable.
I was lucky enough (and old enough) to watch this in a cinema. I'll tell you without any doubt that everyone jumped three feet when Dallas turned around in the ventilation shaft and that everyone was rooting for Jones above everyone else.
Considering how little actual screen time the Alien actually has, the suspense and story are superb. One of the great sci-fi/horror movies of all time.
Sci-fi used to do that back in the day. Part of that was cost, but it also left a lot of the horror up to the imagination. Suspense and imagination is often worse than what you actually see.
I absolutely agree other than John Carpenter's the Thing greatest Science fiction character ever invented
One of my buddies said it best when I showed him this back in the day: it's like Jaws, but in space!
Yeah when they pitched Alien to the studio, they billed it as "Jaws in space." Jaws is famous for building suspense by not showing the shark very much, and Alien very much followed the same strategy.
@@ThatBernie Though they didn't show the shark much in Jaws because it broke a lot, and - when you do get a good look at it - it's a bit shit.
Natalie's rule for survival: Always listen to the most cowardly crew member and trust the cat.
Both are good rules of thumb for survival!
@M 40 The purpose of the cat is to catch rats and other small vermin likely to appear on such a large freighter. In other words, it can be considered part of the crew.
@@borjenorden ...so all they needed was a larger cat. lol
@@prixat That'd be a gd large cat!
luckymustard such a big cat omg
"The cat looks so calm, watching this man get murdered."
Yea...it's a cat.
Cat and alien in it together? 🐱 👽
"I was tired of that human anyways."
It amuses me whenever someone thinks cats care about us. lol
Cat says better you than me.
Why dogs are man's best friend. My cats come to me for food and my mom for loves.
Natalie should play Alien: Isolation. That experience was one of a kind for me. Nothing else compares.
If you haven't try Prey. The most rècent one and it has the same atmosphere but a little more combat but just as much fear
I've beaten the campaign 5 times (the first three on "Hard", the next on "Nightmare" and then on "Novice", just for fun [I still died 9 times])
But, watching other people do playthroughs of the game is thrilling. It's the only computer game I will happily watch other people playing for hours.
Isolation scared the shit out of me. It was awesome.
I'm hoping for another game like it. The Xenomorph AI was beautiful, and is/was scary (no longer scary since I've sunk hundreds of hours into it).
@@lelandbacon1253 I've played Prey, aside from the big boi that occasionally spooked me (especially on the all Typhon run), it didn't quite have that edge that Isolation has.
I think it's the fact that it's a bit more action/shooty. Same reason Dead Space never spooked me as much. Can't spook me when I'm stomping your limbs off, lol
On every level, this is a brilliant movie.
The next one, "Aliens", is superb too - and is completely different ...
What would happen if extremely well armed soldiers had to face off against an infestation of Aliens?
In James Cameron's hands - pure magic! Surely one of the best action movies in cinema history.
Best review of Alien ever: 'Alien is a movie where nobody listens to the smart woman, and then they all die except the smart woman and her cat , four stars.'
Except in the original script, the character was male.
@@porflepopnecker4376 except in the original script none of the characters were assigned a gender and all were written to be played by either a male or female actor. That said, yes they were originally planning to cast a male actor, because Hollywood. Yeah, it was made in the UK but same stuff everywhere.
@@j.f.fisher5318 Dude, you're literally complaining about the gender bias in Hollywood by citing one of the most famous female roles ever. You can disagree with biases in the hiring practice of Hollywood, that's perfectly fine, but you don't get to use female roles as examples of bias AGAINST females in the business, that doesn't make any sense.
@@lapelcelery42 sounds like a perfect time to point out that the default knee-jerk reaction of hollywood to always cast a male as the star unless a director is willing to fight for a woman in the role is deeply flawed, since we can confirm that the woman who was eventually cast was perfect for the role.
Not to say it's in your face, but it is an underlying theme. Before this movie who were the big action stars? All men pretty much. This is probably the first movie that made women look really bad ass and smart. Not a heroes "prize" for saving the day etc.
Nat: "Ripley's a badass"
Aliens: "YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN' YET!"
Technically, anyone becomes a badass when they're wielding a M41A Pulse Rifle, a Grenade Launcher and a M240 Incinerator Unit all taped together.
@@nodak81 WHILST hoisting a child.
Kenton Baird - 😂😂 Yes.
@@nodak81 nope. If you handed that kit to me, in that situation, I'd probably be a quivering sack of shit who'd never even get on the elevator. And even with all that gun, the odds were overwhelmingly against her, a lone shooter with no combat training. Give credit where credit's due.
This movie had one of the best promotional tag lines of all time, "In space, no one can hear you scream."
Natalie's expressions: incredulous when Brett goes looking for the cat, compassionate when Ripley goes looking for the cat. 😂 Love it!!!
"I'm so safe, I can get naked" "Put some clothes on! You have to fight soon!" I HOWLED at that bit. My fave reaction so far & I'm definitely more of a SW and LoTR fan. Keep doing what you're doing 💕😋
When I heard that I nearly peed myself.
ALSO! Have you seen The Fifth Element? If not, you should make a reaction video of it! Also has Ian Holm and is a cult classic at this point!
I regret I have but one upvote for your comment.
Molllteeepass
@@the8thsphereofficial94 It's one of those movies that puts me in a good mood. It's so fun and creative!
I'm trying to get my kids to watch it. Nope, too busy playing Minecraft =/
It's on the list! Haven't seen it either
When I first met my wife she told me how much she enjoyed horror movies so I asked her what were her favorites... She listed a who's who of B-rated slasher flicks like Friday the 13th. I was like, "You ever see Alien?" She had never heard of it so I suggested we watch it. She learned real quick the difference between a true horror and a slasher flick. She still hasn't really forgiven me... LOL
Good man.
But she married ya! 🤣
So I guess Stephen King's 1922 would be out of the question?
Structurally, Alien is a slasher movie, but has actors, writers and a director who are an order of magnitude better than most movies in general, let alone slashers. (Similarly, Aliens is a zombie movie.)
@@kba702 I disagree. What marks a true Horror Movie is it's ability to truly scare you with the building of tension and suspense. What you don't see is just as scary or even more scary than what you do see. Slasher flicks are just a series of jump scares and gore. Their is no real tension or suspense in a slasher flick.
Alien is a true Horror classic in this regard. Some of the scariest moments in Alien are when nothing really happens. It's the suspense of something happening that scares you and the resulting tension. Aliens had this to a lesser degree as well. The 3rd movie was more of a slasher flick however.
Every Dungeons and Dragons player knows: Don't. Split. The Party!!!
But we do it anyway because that's when the fun starts.
She would make a great bard. "Why do you evil guys have to kill people anyway? Try making friends for once." Persuasion check for the hobbit.
That's the goal of the DM. At least the competent ones.
A little "behind the scenario": there is a long chunk of the movie missing. In it, Repley found that all her team bodys are stock in a room by the monster. She goes in and found the captain still alive but beging for her to kill him. The alien don't attack them to eat but to produce new alien with their body. So, Repley burn the room and run to escape the ship. All of this is cut.
I like the absence of this scene, but... I also like the extra detail.
Siegahertz Carmin : yep, and I saw that deleted scene on the ‘extras’ section of the blue ray.
It's a fantastic idea: people hatch juvenile xenos, people are also transformed by the adult xeno into eggs which hatch facehuggers. Great thematic circle. But the question is then, what does the adult xeno eat if not the people? And there isn't an answer unless the people transitioned into eggs is cut. It also negates the existence of a Queen in ALIENS that lays eggs but that's not why the scene in ALIEN was cut.
@@matttriano In Aliens, Cameron took that idea and put it in his film.
Now what are the Xeno eating? Well... When the new born hatch...you don't need the human corps anymore...right?^^
That scene is included in the Director's Cut released in 2003
That scene should have been left in.
Interesting side note: Ridley Scott didnt tell anyone except John Hurt about the chest burster so he could get the real reaction from them.
Very true. And in Die Hard it is the director letting go of Alan Rickman/Hans Grubber and he pretended to drop him.
They could not make that reaction today because too much CGI or actor Unions denying them the right to pull these tricks.
If I was one of those actors surprised like that I'd be looking into the camera saying WTF lol
Not true,they all knew what was going to happen but it was the amount of blood that spurted onto Veronica Cartwright that freaked her out and the reaction was kept in.
@@gameofthrows9357 They knew that Kane wp ui led die and the alien would appear. Just not how grotesque it would be.
@@julianmarco4185 Actually, the Hans Gruber thing was a little different than you said -- they told Rickman that they would drop him on the count of 5, and they dropped him early, which is why he had that look of surprise.
You should do a Terminator and terminator 2 video sometime too. IN honour of showing how James Cameron is the king of sequels
Ill be back
@Kristopher Chavez he was always pretty cool to me on True Lies
James really botched it with Dark Fate.
@@dlaszacs he only produced Dark Fate..which really means nothing
@Kristopher Chavez T2 is in my top five favourite movies of all time
"Oh no. Not again."
*-John Hurt ( **_Spaceballs_** )*
YES Underrated movie!
Remember spaceballs “oh no not again” 😂😂😂😂😂
Water my ass! Bring this guy some Pepto Bismol.
Check please
Same actor too. Little fun fact. John Hurt has died more on screen than Sean Bean.
And then it turns out he was Doctor Who all along 👍🏽
That's all I can think of when I see this scene.
At the beginning Brett was happy to split from the others, because as far as the crew knew, the Alien was tiny and not a threat. Also the reason Brett was sent after the cat was because it would keep tripping their motion sensor and stop them finding the alien.
“Breaking the suspension of disbelief” is the phrase you were looking for at the end
THe suspension of disbelief is always important for any story with an audience. Hard Sci-Fi needs the science to go 'oh yes that makes sense' to the audience or it'll just ruin the suspension. aka. it breaks it. It's the same with bad acting, poor effects, etc. :p
"WARNING: lots of screaming!!*
Me: Excellent. **presses fingertips together**
okay Mr. Burns... :-)
That makes me think she should watch THIS IS SPINAL TAP. I guess you know how I got from your comment to there.
"Nyehehehe"
Remember that at the lunch scean.
"Are they drinking milk angrily?" First time that question has ever been asked. Just figured you'd like to know.
I loved it when she asked that 😂
Im an 80s kid. I grew up watching aliens, the terminator, predator, rambo and other great classics from this era.
I'm a 2000's kid (born '97) and I grew up watching those exact same things!
90s kid, grew up with all of them.
Me too (born '75) i see return of the Jedi at theater ! My classics are Back to the future, all Star Wars (Yeah, all, even the Disney aera), Mad Max, Commando, Gremlins, Halloween, Terminator, Predator, Aliens, Indiana Jones... And the Marvel now.
@@docsidious born 69 saw the grand premier of star wars, heavy metal (the animated r rated version, all the n.o.e.s.'s( up to abt 5 or so), all the Friday the 13th's up to abt 5 or so as well
"Ash is a computer, so he can't die."
Now I want her to watch "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "2010: The Year We Make Contact".
2001 is a classic - for me, one of the very greatest works of art ever made.
It's slow - like space travel is ... but so epic in scale.
Richard Strauss's "The Blue Danube" is a highlight - played in its entirety while a space shuttle goes through the docking procedure with the rotating space station.
In fact, I'll let you into a personal secret ...
Every New Year's Day - I wake up with a hangover, and the Vienna concert is being shown live on TV ... when they do their second encore (which is always the "Blue Danube") .... I slowly get out of bed in slow motion - as if I'm in zero gravity.
Yes. A 19th century piece of music = space travel.
Kubrick was a genius.
Ripley is one my favorite movie heroes. Not because she's fearless, or has superpowers, or because everybody likes her, but because she was real. She was scared sh!tless, but did what had to be done. Also love the atmosphere and pacing of this movie by Scott. Built a thick environment, with some real tension. Hard to believe this is a 70's movie.
Natalie shows her hand on how scared she gets. Let the horror recs commence!!
-John Carpenter's The Thing
-Rosemary's Baby
-The Exorcist
-Hereditary
-Bone Tomahawk
-Poltergeist
Big Trouble in Little China
Yo, definitely The Thing 💀
Oh my god Bone Tomahawk! You recommended it.
Candyman
THE THING!
I always love the fact John Hurt came back do reprise his role from this in Spaceballs. "Oh no...not again"
Fun fact: when they shot the dinner scene, the majority of the actors didn't know what EXACTLY was going to happen to Kane. So when an alien creature bursts out of his chest, and (fake) blood squirts all over their faces (which they weren't expecting), their reaction was quite real.
A lot of them didn't like Ridley Scott after that :D
I was wondering if someone was going to comment about this. Sometimes a true reaction is what's needed to make a film that much better...
@@cyridath
**Cackles maniacally in Kubrick**
@@cyridath kinda like in JP 1.
Ripley: "You know the quarantine procedure."
Most of America: "No."
😐 "listen to me: if we break quarantine, we could all die..."
Not most, just a VERY vocal 1/4.
America: "Do you know what true freedom is?"
Rest of the world: "No."
@@danholmesfilm Rest of the world: "Ah, so true freedom means gross stupidity, ignorance, jingoism, oblivion, arrogance?
America: "Umm... could you say that again please?
@@spookybuz7803 Yes
19:50 The Director's Cut includes a scene deleted from the original, in which Sigourney Weaver finds Tom Skerritt and Harry Dean Stanton cocooned in a nest, showing that the alien prefers its victims still alive as hosts for its eggs.
I read the book , same thing it cocooned them , for its queen, but their was no queen, it was just on instinct, like a worker bee I guess.
I was wondering if she was watching the director's cut or the theatrical release. Because I remember that scene.
@@GAdmThrawn Theatrical release.
Watch “The Thing”! The one with Kurt Russel
And then Big Trouble in Little China.
What about Dawn of the Dead or Friday the 13th?
OOOOOR... Evil Dead (1981)
The modern remake of The Thing was actually a good remake and the one I prefer now. Rare since most remakes are terrible.
@@RearAdmiralTootToot I personally didn't like the remake of The Thing because it had a horrible use of CGI imo
When you do Aliens make sure you watch the special edition, it has a couple of important details about Ripley you don;t get otherwise
Warning: Lots of Screaming
Me: (Evil Chuckle)Good😈
I'd love to see her reaction to these films: "The Shining", "An American Werewolf in London" and "Predator".
Fun fact: all the props in the movie worked. Sure, some were just moving parts and blinky lights, but they worked. And the flamethrowers? There are pictures of the actors "training" (playing) with them. FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM.
I’m sure you may have seen Raiders of the Lost Ark, but if you haven’t...please be on your list.
I have! Although I may revisit since it's been a while
@@NatalieGoldReacts Please do! And for the sake of completionism, throw the rest of the Indy films in as well ;)
@@Braddicusfinch Aye, the other 2...
@@greyjackalyeah, ONLY the other 2. We don't speak of the impostor.
...along with Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade!
Fun fact: Ian Holm hated milk so that scene with his head on the table was especially hard on him. The android face on the doll looked so weird because the latex didn't dry properly and they didn't have time in the schedule to re-do it.
Movie: *shows a scene with nothing happening*
Natalie: ohmygodohmygodohmygodihatethissomuchalreadyiforgotaboutthisalreadywhatshappeningomg
In horror the anticipation is as powerful, if not more so, than any gore.
Randall Case the anticipation usually messes me up more than the ‘scare’ lol. I build it up so high that i’m totally sweating and panicking and hiding, and then nothing happens and i look like a fool 😂 my bfs fav thing is making me watch horror/scary movies
"Jesus Ridley Scott!" It's like a new exclamation. It flows so well...
I’ve watched many ‘horror’ movies and gone ‘meh’, but in my 57 years I’ve never watched this particular movie all the way through in one go. Truly scary....
And except for Kane, you don't actually see anyone else die. You get a glimpse of Parker's and Lambert's bodies after they are dead but for the most part the deaths are either not shown or cut with shadows and strobes. So, all the "horror" you experience is actually just your imagination. And that's how you know the movie was well executed.
When you watch Aliens, make sure to watch the directors cut! It has crucial character building scenes that were cut from the theatrical version!
That was the most pensive introduction to a reaction movie clip ever , Natalie that was truly Golden
For 70's and 80's horror that still stands up today, I highly recommend you watch American Werewolf in London, The Thing, 70's Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Nightmare on Elm Street, Hellraiser 1&2. I'd also really recommend you watch Evil Dead 2 and 3, which are more horror comedy but still classics.
Natalie Gold Here's a bit of very obscure trivia about "Alien". In the film you can see the alien character drooling a lot, and the drool was a methyl cellulose, a powder, dissolved in water to form a clear solution, you can adjust the viscosity by the amount of water you add to it. Among its uses is one of the adhesives used by book restorers for patching torn paper. The more viscous stuff was KY, as pointed out by other correspondents.
Also, the other female crew member was played by Veronica Cartwright, the older sister of Angela Cartwright, both with quite illustrious acting careers.
I understand you're "re-watching" this one... I actually saw it in the theaters, when it was first released. From the point where the "hugger" jumped out at William Hurt's character, the tension just NEVER quit (though for a great scene, check out William Hurt's scene in Mel Brooks' "Spaceballs," which is such an amazing spoof!) The first time I saw it in the theater, when the cat popped out of the locker, I was "That's it, I'm out-a-here" and left the theater. Eventually I went back and saw it from start to finish.
“In space no one can hear you scream.” 😈
I think, in space, _some_ people heard her scream.
How on earth is there a spelling mistake on the cover of the movie though? (herehear)
@@gabedude68 bootleg?
"Unless it's the war cry of the US Marines!!" (Space: Above and beyond)
tarmaque yeah. 🙂
“I forgot how hysterical she was” literally one second later “AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!!” looks like she’s not the only one
Posted just in time for the anniversary of Harry Dean Stanton's death. RIP, Repo Man.
The man was a legend. Paris Texas. I say no more.
@@SagelyProductions Repo Man
Right!
One of the faces you made in terror reminded me of a classic horror movie Sleepaway Camp
Awesome video!! If you want horror that isn't so scary, may I suggest "Tremors" with Kevin Bacon? It's scary fun! 😀
"How to train your dragon" trilogy for something lighter and heartwarming after Aliens? :)
Agreeeeed!
Oooo I LIKE this suggestion!
Nothing more light and heartwarming than a little boy losing his leg
@Valeroh and dont forget crippling the dragon
In director's cut there's a scene where they show what happened to Dallas.
Did you know that the Bio of Dallas has him working as a Warrant Officer on a ship before the Nostromo and shows his employer as Tyrell Corporation? Blade Runner/Aliens shared universe(Ridleyverse) confirmed?
Heard that multiple people ran out the theater during the "chest burst" scene. Extended alien movie with deleted scenes is worth checking out
8:15: "Moral of the story. Always listen to the woman." Preach, woman, preach!
One of the greatest isolation movies of all time and best use of practical effects. Also, if you look closer at the Xenomorph's dome, you can see a human skull on the inside of it
There is a cut scene, where you find what the Alien did to the missing crew. Sense the Alien was a Male Drone, it was preparing Dallas and the rest into Eggs. By using it's saliva.[ you get to see the human bodies being broken down]. the scene shows Dallas begging to kill him. Next the reason the Creature looks human, is because it takes on the DNA characteristics of the host. In the cut Scene you also see the Alien was Turing a room into a nest. Also done by his Saliva/corrosive acid, the walls look like the inside of the lower doomed ship. I think this was better then just only a Queen, it was most terrifying to see Dallas being absorbed into a egg shape.
Love the reactions, Natalie! I also second the motion for Fifth Element - such an enjoyable movie - I think you'd have a lot of fun with it.
It's a shame you didn't get to watch the director's cut of this movie, which includes the Dallas/Egg scene Lisa refers to. If you can get the Director's Cut of Aliens, there's a bit more character information about a couple of the main characters (no spoilers) that I think you'd enjoy, while losing none of the action of the movie in general.
Personally, I'd like to see you do more horror based on your reactions here, which were a riot! Bring Tyler in for backup if necessary! ;-)
"How can it even have the urge to kill any more … you're not even hungry"
Ask Jones how that works ;)
After Aliens, I recommend my personal holy trinity of horror: The Shining, The Exorcist, and Salem's Lot(1979).
I would add The Thing to the list. One of the best horror movies of all time!
John Carpenter's "The Thing" (1982), not the 2011 remake. I imagine it's the one you were thinking of, but you know, just to make sure she doesn't watch the bad one by mistake.
Salem's Lot scared the sht out of me when I saw it...
Poltergeist
Great choices, however, you want to watch a great horror film forgotten by time, "From Beyond" (1986) is wonderfully acted and directed.
I would _love_ to see your reaction to "Jaws", especially if you've never seen it before.
please! you can see Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
:D
Have you ever seen the Matrix trilogy? It could be good choise on the watch list. ;)
Just the first one. The rest are junk.
@@gastronomist I agree. Those sequels are such a garbage.
Oh, come on, guys. The sequels are fine, just not as groundbreaking and awe inspiringly perfect as the original.
@@shackyman3644 The sequels looked like they were written by a comicbook writer.
@@shackyman3644 Well I think Reloaded was just fine, only Revolutions was pretty disappointing.
I watched all of your LoTR videos and Star Wars and thought to myself: "I kinda hope she reacts to the Alien franchise if she hasn't seen it yet." You read my mind! Hope you watch the second one as well.
"I promised myself I'd never watch this movie again...and here I am, watching it again for you guys..."
....WE LOVE YOU! Please don't think less of us for enjoying your...possible psychological trauma...I'll stop now.
"Put some clothes! You have to fight soon" LOL it gets me every time.
Lol yup, ALIEN was just as fun to watch. Here's to her watching The THING next hahahaha
I recommend Blade Runner, my favorite Ridley Scott film.
The only problem with Blade Runner is not everyone gets Blade Runner. I love it to death but everyone I know thinks it's boring. I need new friends.
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There are things touched on in the movie that you have to read Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep to understand.
The Best. But not is a movie for all people, It's not easy to watch.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time! Can't wait for you to watch Aliens!
DANG IT! I was just about to go to bed and this popped up in my stream. Alien?!? After SPACE BALLS!?! Oh I gotta watch this!
Where's my popcorn?
ALIENS is the best of the whole series for sure!!! Your in for such a treat!!!!
"The cat doesn't need your help -- help yourself!" LOLOL
If you like Yaphet Kotto, you gotta watch "Midnight Run" with Robert DeNiro and Charles Grodin.
That's a fun film. 🙂
Alonzo Mosely, FBI!
He's also an excellent Bond villain in Live and Let Die.
And the running man
And Homicide: Life on the Street (TV series).
I rewatching movies when I update my home cinema then. Sound quality is a big and important factor for me then.😊😁👍
Blade Runner is another great Ridley Scott movie. Less gore, tho.
I'm sorry, but I think Natalie would mostly be bored to tears with Blade runner.
I started watching Blade runner and I literally fell asleep after 30 minutes. Never did that before 😳 I don't think that film has mass appeal unfortunately.
I hate to say it but I too was bored to death watching Blade Runner. It's just a very slow-burn kind of movie, nothing ever seems to happen. It's just Harrison Ford walking around being broody for a couple hours.
I had always heard what a great film Blade Runner was, and when I finally watched it, I was underwhelmed. I don't understand what all the hype was about.
Spoilers for Bladerunner
Bladerunner is still influential but that "love" scene has always felt wrong to me even way back when I first saw it in my very early teens, I have a feeling it is supposed to be sexy but it's straight up rape. I can't really recommend to watch it because of that, even thinking about it makes me uncomfortable
Thanks for being a honest RUclipsr that doesn't pretend that every single movie in the world is your first time viewing! This is my main issue with some other music or movie reaction channels. Feels like a breathe of fresh air in todays RUclips that is full of fakery.
"No, don't go by yourself! You're gonna die." Every watcher of every horror movie ever. 🙈
I’d love to recommend a classic science fiction/horror film from the 1980s.
“The Fly”.
Directed by David Cronenberg. It stars Jeff Goldblum and Gena Davis who were a real life couple at the time.
It is a masterfully paces and executed story. And one of Jeff Goldblum’s best roles.
Was that the first movie where he created a "Cronenberg monster" as riffed on by Rick and Morty?
LOL yeah, fresh from their whirlwind romance while shooting "Transylvania 6-5000." ROFL just watche that one again last week.
"Isn't there an option to just take an escape ship?", says all of us on earth right now...
By way of a "vote" I won't be watching much of horror films with you. Just don't care for them. But I'll keep checking on other kinds of films you watch. Really love the channel!
As long as you're going through the classics, I have some suggestions:
Blade Runner
Princess Bride
Casablanca
The Sound of Music
The Kid (Charlie Chaplin)
2001: A Space Odyssey
Check her video history. She's already reacted to The Princess Bride.
I second all those suggestions. Excellent picks
She'd probably fall asleep with 2001 to be honest
@@Thundarr100 No she hasn't. I just double checked to be sure. Are you thinking of Ashleigh Burton? She did Princess Bride recently
@@matthewtheobald1231 I certainly would. I've never understood the appeal of that movie.
I didn't fully appreciate Alien until I saw it in theaters properly for the rerelease recently... now I'm a complete snob about it and know pretty much everything there is to know about it. The brilliant thing is that you know so little about these characters and yet you 100% "know" them because of how they're so incredibly acted... Ripley of course is the most developed but she's clearly the no-nonsense badass who does get emotional at times (i.e. when she breaks down shortly before the reveal with Ash), Parker is the sort of comic relief (I think about "the bonus situation" and "cornbread" constantly now) who's also smart and ultimately good-hearted, Brett is as dumb as bricks but funny as shit too because of that (the whole theater laughed at his death scene during the rerelease), Lambert is the quite literally wide-eyed ingenue but honestly who of us wouldn't be reacting like her in that situation... Dallas is the hardass who's a little too obstinate for his own good, arguably his decisions start the whole movie (but Ash intervened so honestly I think they never had a choice...), Ash is a complete fucking ruthless monster, I can't believe I thought he was on their side my first time watching it... there are so many clues. Even Kane feels like a fleshed-out character despite having maybe 5 minutes of screen time and only being known for his death. Legitimately in the scene right before "the scene" with Kane where Kane has woken up John Hurt's acting is so subtle and fantastic because Kane is making these troubled facial expression while saying he's pretty much fine. He's less of a "Crewman #6" (get the reference?) and more of the sacrificial lamb. There's a deleted scene that adds pretty much nothing to the film where Kane is just fixing himself what looks like cereal and it's literally just John Hurt on screen for about 20 seconds with like 3 lines but even that adds depth to his character. (Never understood why his costume was a v-neck going down to his pelvis... was that Hurt's decision?) Sorry for geeking out this movie is incredible... Aliens is great in its own way but is very very James Cameron 80s... Alien could be made 50 years in the future and would still be almost just as incredible.
"Parker, how did your shirt get *less on* since I've seen you?!" LMAO
5:57) In the army they call that "Volun-told." Also, you should totally do Pitch Black next...especially if you haven't seen it before.
Definitely. Quality film.
I agree with Pitch Black. Excellent movie.
Absolutely. _Pitch Black_ is underrated. Also, watch it again with the director's comments audio track. It's really good.
Yesssss! It would be awesome to get a reaction to Pitch Black! Such a great movie!
Lol loved being volun-told to do things, almost as good as hurry up and wait 😂
I vote for a reaction series, "Firefly" followed by the movie "Serenity"
Absolutely! Can't stop the signal!
Yes!
Yes! Space western!
That would give Nat and nice "shiny" series.
Shiny idea! If Natalie gets ready to do a series, this would be one she'd like and wouldn't require a huge time commitment with just one truncated season (unfortunately...)
Natalie: "Oh, it got so big so fast!"
Me: That's what she said.
Natalie: It's huge! ...Actually, I'm surprised it fits in here!"
Me: That's what she said!!
Watching Alien by myself: scary
Watching Natalie watching Alien: enjoying as can be ^^
Sci-fi trope: You must have space cats. Because Earth pests will go wherever humans go, and you REALLY don't want space mouse gnawing on your cabling and getting into the dry rations - hence space cats. :D
*Light turns on*
Natalie: “AH”
Me: Oh, this’ll be good.
I love Alien, but you're going to give yourself a episode! You deserve a break. Have you seen delightful feminist comedy 9 to 5? If not, I'd love to see you react to it.
Oh, yeah. Stellar ensemble cast in that one!
THE THING!(1982)
Have pity, please.
Please dont....i love that movie but it killed thin spagetti for me.
H.R. Giger made the scariest coffee-table books ever.
Some say scary, some say erotic.
That's right and the table looks like a submissive creature on all fours.lol. giger. What a creep
I loved it when you talked about the cat and then clipped to you holding your hands up like kitten paws.
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