ALIENS Clip - "Inside The Room" (1986) Sci-Fi
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- ALIENS Clip - "Inside The Room" (1986) Sci-Fi.
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PLOT: Fifty-seven years after surviving an apocalyptic attack aboard her space vessel by merciless space creatures, Officer Ripley awakens from hyper-sleep and tries to warn anyone who will listen about the predators.
RELEASE DATE: July 18, 1986 (USA)
GENRE: Action, Sci-Fi
STARS: Sigourney Weaver, Michael Biehn
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You cared about Vasquez, Hudson, Hicks…all of them. I was so invested in them. Unlike any of the subsequent Alien movies. This is a master class in action movies.
I really do think Alien 3 gets a bad rap… the first two films were masterpieces, sure, and the decision to kill off Hicks and Newt was awful, but the third film definitely had something about it. The runner is one of my all time favourite Xenomorph designs.
Resurrection, however… was just terrible.
Agreed! The special effects would even live up to today's standards. They did an amazing job!
@@allanmclay I agree somewhat. I like the setting and slightly different Alien design as well as the fact that they call it "the Dragon". The two reasons that totally ruin the movie for me however are the pointless off screen deaths of Hicks and Newt and the CGI of the Alien. Killing Hicks and Newt made no sense and destroyed the ending of Alien 2. The Dragon costume looks great but the digital version of it is just laughably bad. If they had used only practical effects for the Alien and let Hicks and Newt survive I would like Alien 3 very much.
@@status_quo_post Yeah, I hear what you’re saying. I’ve kinda rationalised the whole killing off Newt and Hicks by telling myself it’s a universe that contains Xenomorphs and there probably wouldn’t be many happy endings in a place like that. But I agree, the third film had this rustic cyberpunk look and feel about it and they went back to the idea of there only being one Alien and you never knew where it could be hiding. I liked the fact they took an old design and gave it a fresh look with the runner alien and it was by far the most vicious Xeno put to screen. It killed everything it came into contact with (with the exception of Ripley, obviously). I still look at Alien 3 as the end of Ripley’s story. I totally disregard the events in Resurrection, however. That movie was God awful 🤣
They should remake the movie and turn Ripley into a black African girl 🤔🚬
Gotta love that one sneaky bastard that decided to go through the floor instead of the ceiling
There's always one in the hive that always do it the different way. A trendsetter in corporate speak. That one got a bright future ahead of him in the alien hive corporate structure. He would have been promoted if Ripley didn't blow up the atmosphere processor.😄
Gotta be brave or completely mental to stick yer head oop there and check what's in the roof/attic, mind?! More than bats in the belfry 🙂
@@cretski67panic
If you put the volume on max, you can hear the xenomorph snickering “hi hi” while grabbing!
@@cretski67 But there was no excuse for it in Alien 3 when the scientist peaked his head inside a tunnel that the XENOMORPH JUST ESCAPE INSIDE - and HE HAD NO WEAPONS.
That moment where Ripley looks up towards the ceiling... I've seen it literally hundreds of times but it never fails to give me chills.
it wasnt ripley--- use your glasses, please.
@@jens-oleneumann55372:24 Yes, it was Ripley.
@@jens-oleneumann5537 How could you make such a smartass comment while being so wrong? You're the one who needs glasses, and extra thick ones at that.
@@jens-oleneumann5537 Yes it was.
Right?!
The confusion about readings, panic setting at a furious rate, because they think they missed something, scramble to get behind closed doors and just sheer terror of danger getting closer, but still not being visible.
I would expect a film made today to go for cheap jump scare, with xenos coming out of the ceiling. Instead, we have an agonizingly slow realization and pan of camera to the top of the room. Ripley got it. Her eyes told the rest of the squad and the audience. Now we know where they are, but we sure as hell don't want to see it. That's how you create dread!
What a masterful stroke!
Bang on description sir 👍 that’s proper tension, nothing released today comes close
The way she conveyed that realisation... Like she knew they were in the ceiling but you can see her hesitate for a couple seconds because she doesn't dare believe it. So good.
Anyone fortunate enough to watch this movie in the theaters when it came out is an experience that will never be matched again
I missed it in the cinema. But only because I was born that year 😂
yeah man, i was there in '86. This movie never fails no matter how many times I've seen it.
Went with my father in 86' and pizza later. 80's rule.
My favourite movie I wish I see it at cinema 😢
I was there. At just 5 years old. No movie since has come close.
This MUST be one of the tensest scenes in movie history. Absolutely epic.
For me the scene before this was more tense. The scene with the sentry guns where they are all just standing around watching the ammo counters go down, you don't see a single alien in that scene and you feel trapped in the room with them.
@@Primarch_Vulkan that is how u make a real horror movie. Without even seeing any monsters.
I always give credit to sound design. The motion sensor noise is iconic.
@@Primarch_Vulkan You can see the aliens on the sentry cameras though. Their bodies drop.
This movie shows the difference between a cheap jump scare and how an expert builds terror and tension the right way. It's 2 minutes before you even see one and the tension couldn't be cut with a chainsaw.
It reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock and how he built up the suspense before the big reveal.
4:22 to 4:30 - Vasquez blowing away Xenomorphs with grenades like a bad-ass never gets old
I like her
Oh my..i like that scene..never get old
damn! bad ass! she can be on my team anytime!
Vasquez was right up there with ripley as far as female heros.
Even more badass was when she killed one with a pistol moments before she and Gorman died together.
Even after 40 years if someone tells about Aliens ppl will remember Bill Paxton even he's not main character, dude a legend😂😂😂
Game over!!
Yes he was awesome.
It not over 40 yet
He went down like a boss -- swearing, shooting anything that moves, swearing, taunting, swearing, then swearing some more.
@@michaelsong5555 yup. Totally redeemed himself from the scared lil boy he turned into when they were attacked the first time.
The 1980's was an age of awesome sci-fi and action movies, and this was the perfection. It doesn't only age well, it hasn't aged. Even the obviously inaccurate tech is so functionally genuine for the story, that it doesn't matter. Great characters, skilled actors, unforced social statements, perfect action, creative design, and gripping story.
The use of music (and no music) in some of the scenes was done amazingly to add to the tension. Amazing movie
I think especially the extremely dismal score when some of the marines are retreating from the hive to the APC, during the sheer chaos and utter confusion of the first encounter and first battle against the xenomorphs in the hive.
Is it just me, or is the music partly the same as in "Star Trek - Wrath of Khan"?
@@stefank3461 The starship battle scene? Me too. Got to look up the composers.
@@stefank3461- James Horner
@@user-dc1ud6px3s James Horner. Yep, same composer.
You know, when i was a kid and watched this movie i was blown away (and terrified), but what drove me nuts was Hicks just casually "Give me the light" and checks out the ceiling ... it was another time for movies.
Me to :)
MArines are practical dudes. They needed to make sure.
Yes!! I was 18 then and I thought him doing that was the most insanely brave thing I'd ever seen in cinema 🧡
@@elflingskitten I can imagine going up his head get ripped off in the ceiling. That guy is really balls of steel.
You know a movie is a beast when you've seen it countless times and then it still scares the shitte out of you.
I watched this at the cinema in 1987 at the age of 13 and for me it was the most incredible experience of my life.. It marked me for the rest of my life.. the feeling was indescribable.
Im 49 same
I'm 47 and i agree 100% with both of y'all. No film will EVER beat this. No way no how. I was so glad they put it back in the cinema. I watched Alien and Aliens back to back and it was INCREDIBLE.
I was born in 1975 and saw this for the first time when I was about 12 years of age. At that time I thought it was one of the best movies ever, and I still think about it today. A timeless classic that has all a sci-fi horror movie should have.
@@PrinsRupert 100% agree
The motion tracker makes it tense
There will never be another Bill Paxton ❤. Aliens was a movie for the ages.
Game Over Man
Bill paxton, never forget him, he always live in our heart.... my childhood, Alien ; Predator...v....v
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@@deNNyTheWiseMAN1 that's right , twister is my most favorite film ,my classic film list forever , Thanks bro for mentioning it
as a kid, was afraid of sounds on the motion detector device, a tense moment from the movie
Me too. Everything about this movie was a nightmare.
I was blaming the fictional manufacturer while I watched those scenes where they're using it.
"Why did they made that detector so loud? The aliens are gonna hear them. I bet those aren't made in Japan. Aren't there some volume knob on those things?" 😂😅
@@pbxn-3rdx-85percent Ironically enough, I believe in the game. Alien: Isolation, the alien can _actually_ hear the motion tracker. Which is scary, and nice.
@@E.V.A.N-COProductions I could not push myself to play that game but I've watched hundreds of game plays and every time the player gets caught by the alien I'm just glad it wasn't me playing but it still scares the shit out of me. Some players are even playing it in 3D virtual reality glasses. Those guys probably don't have enough nightmares 😄
@@pbxn-3rdx-85percent Yeah, it's scary for sure, though it's a bit annoying for the alien to _always_ be out and about.
3:18 Burke is a great example of the true nature of managers, directors, and other corporate "leaders".
...and politicians
@@scottythegreat1 . . . desperate to feed their egos by sacrificing others.
@@dadgarage7966 ...and to put more money in their pockets.
Exactly..far removed from the realities of the companies they run..Being on a distant planetoid, even more so..
Haha, this is exactly how my boss would be in this situation
Nothing will ever come close to this movie. The whole thing built with real props and real effects and the result is timeless intensity...
Actually as good as it is.....nothing will ever top the original.
They are so different they each hold their own
@@forzatuner3916 that's why I like Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott and The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter both of them are all about fear and paranoia and isolation and I consider both of them the greatest sci-fi horror movies ever created as well:).
I like the fact that seeing the aliens in the ceiling isn't a jump scare. If the movie was made today, they would definitely go for that cheap scare.
if this was done now it would have likely been the light turning to show either one's face less than an inch away or its hand reaching to grab him
The scene of the aliens coming through the ceiling is scary. Exactly because of the absence of jump scare
Problem is it’s tough to scare people with scary movies due to how desensitized people are now as opposed to back then
@@kevinreilly7924 yet this scene makes me tense, and my hair stand even after watching it a few dozen times. People aren't desensitized, the creators are cheap.
It really isn't. But the fact that the creatures are slowly crawling upside down gives a disturbing feeling. It's great.
Alien & Aliens were both masterpieces... I can't count how many times I've re-watched them...
@supergirlll cool anyway The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott they are both my favorite sci-fi horror movies ever created and Aliens (1986) directed by James Cameron is my favorite sci-fi action and horror movie ever created as well:).
I've just moved into a new house, and going into the loft for the first time I was fully expecting this to happen
I hate attics
😂
One of the greatest films ever made, amazing characters, action, suspense, and dialogue. When Hudsons tracker started beeping, it makes me shiver in fear.
Hudson went out like a boss. This scene was amazing. James Cameron needs to bring back this level of tension before his action scenes.
That's it, he should stop making these Avatar films, and go back to making science fiction and horror with marines and xenomorphs, action, suspense, terror, technological weapons, they bring the same atmosphere, that would make me happy to go to the cinema again, tired of CGI from hero movies and stuff like that
@@j.rduran1915 I wish I was wrong, but it seems in his older years somehow he's been brainwashed into the whole leftist anti-military/anti-gun mentality. In the past he was always anti-corporation but was very pro-military. His latest works doesn't really reflect that anymore. So if he were to come back to this franchise the Marines likely would be portrayed as evil killers for no reason...
And Burke went out like a wuss as he should.
Man, this movie wears well. Either as sci-fi or action movie, it's a classic.
Possibly some of the best 5 minutes in cinema history. My 11 year old ass was in utter AWE in the theater for this. Came out on my birthday, and my dad took me to see it because I had loved the original. He's gone now but I will remember that day forever.
The pulse rifle is so badass man
The sound it makes is so incredibly iconic. It's instantly recognizable.
Everything about this movie is a pure brilliance, from the writing to the casting to the direction; sound design, special effects, lighting, music, pacing -- they just got everything right.
You know a movie is a masterpiece when it holds up after nearly 40 YEARS.
Bill fought and die to an Alien, a Predator, and a dang Terminator - LEGEND
And Lance
The soundtrack 'Futile Escape' is *ICONIC*
Smart characters.
Unimaginable today.
Very! ❤
4:22-4:30
Vasquez: Say hello to my little friend!!!
Saw it in the fall of 86 at the age of 14. Had to sneak in because it was restricted. I can also say it was the one of the most incredible experiences of my life at the time.
You, Lucky. I was not born....😢
Never let that experience go I was a year old when it came out watched it on tape when I was 4 and it still holds up as one of the greatest cinematic scenes to this day imo
This movie still holds up, incredible. I was only 6 when this came out. Watched it at a friends house when i was about 10 years old and had to walk back to home in the dark through a narrow alley...i ran 😂.
It's inconceivable to me that some people actually dislike Hudson. They totally misunderstand the importance of the character's arc.
Alot of people think he was a coward. So far from it. He was just one of those types of grunts that bitched and complained and visibly showed his stress, but he always performed and fought like a badass. Different personality type
I loved his character he was hilarious!
The sound design on the motion trackers was brilliant. So nerve-wracking.
Greatest film ever made if you ask me
honestly, this or Terminator 2 are probably my legit GOATs
One of the best action scenes..period
love the sound of those pulse rifles, also you would think they would have figured out about the vents when they moved inside the barriers.
It sounds like a Flanger effect you put on a guitar but they used it on MACHINE GUNS makes the guns sound futuristic and unique
Those aren't vents. It's a drop down ceiling. They didn't account for the fact that the partitions separating the rooms don't go up all the way. The xenomorphs discovered this and used it to bypass the hallways with the sentry turrets.
@@zero3778 Excellent description. Thanks.
@@zero3778 This. Also they didn't assume the aliens would take that route because they would break through the plates for weight reasons but they were hanging upside down while moving forward.
I can Watch this scene a thousand times, and it always will be awesome 💪🏼
There’s not too many scenes I can this about.
Saw this 15 times when it came out at the theatres back in 86. Countless times since then on VHS, DVD, Blu-Ray and now digital. It never gets old, still thrills you and if released today would still stand up on its own.
2:13 It’s reading right, man. Look!
RIP Hudson AKA Billy AKA THE EXTREME...Bill Paxton
AKA Jerry in The Subway.
@@ELDIABLONEGRO17 one of the tiny group taken out by an alien and a predator
AKA The Ultimate Badass!
And Greg O’Hara from Disney’s Mighty Joe Young
And he also played the lone ranger in predator 2.
Still miles better than todays sci-fi action movies
Sir, this is a sci-fi action movie.
@@Nsodnoajdjksl Keynote: he means modern sci-fi action movies.
@@E.V.A.N-COProductions but sir, this is a sci-fi action movie
@@Nsodnoajdjksl ...
What I remembered watching this scene in the theater for the Anniversary edition re-release, one dude behind me was yelling: “GET ‘SUM! GET ‘SUM! KICK ASS! KICK ASS!!!” After all these years, yeah, this movie does still KICK ASS. 😎
Best scary movie scene ever. The tension of the sound of the tracker is amazing
"Do something Gorman!"
While he runs away.
I always got the impression that he was going to clear the way to Medical as well as going after that weasel. Plus he only had a pistol and had fired multiple rounds at the beginning of the fight. He might’ve been out of ammo then.
@@robertcooper6853 Gorman redeem himself when he went back for Vasquez.
Never gets old...
The despair and claustrophobic helplessness really got me here. They all fought like hell and most of them got out, but you can almost feel that they know they can’t keep this up forever.
the tension,characters, the colours, the practical effects, the intensity, love it
When Vasquez starts shooting her grenade launcher, I wish she would have said, "Say 'ello to my little friend!..."😄
2:23 - The moment Ripley remembers Dallas.....
When I was ten years old, I couldn't sleep after seeing this scene.
That “oh my god” from Hudson after Ripley looks up, hits me in the gut every time.
Action, suspense, horror, tension, bravado, dread, and all topped off with a great music score, all packed into one of the best scenes in movie history.
Dear Hollywood, this is how you do FEMALE Characters with a female lead.
You're just NOW realizing this?????
That's super misogynistic. Did your mother hurt you as a child, or something? All female leads in movies must be like Ripley? No variation at all? 😄 Why do you hate women so much?
Jesus. No it’s not. Sick of these damn female “leads”.
Also, Vesquez is tough AND believable!
OY VEY
One of my favorite moments in film, still holds up so well
You have to give credit to James Horner's fantastic score.
Man, half of what I love about this movie is how dang hard and well the cast is acting. Everyone is playing their part dang well.
It’s such a breath of fresh air to see Burke getting his karma.
Its much worse if you find the deleted scenes.
@@ftniceberg874 I’ve seen some of the deleted scenes such as the Sentry Gun one. Anymore?
@@JorJorCrelatto
Theres a scene with Burkes fate.
Yes, you know but when Ripley drove to save the marines, he helped her then... still of course he deserved this.
@@YanivShmuelNoy He did, but there was still a selfish motive to that anyway. He still wanted to bring live alien embryos pass Earth’s atmosphere believing that he would become wealthy by doing so.
I've always loved the moment where everyone assumes Hudson is just panicking again when he sees the signals, but then Vasquez, the resident badass, realises that Hudson is actually right. You can see the subtle shift in her face. Brilliant acting, you just don't get that kind of thing in most horror movies anymore.
Ripley’s slow look up…and Hudson, who had been the loudest and most animated of all the colonial marines can only gasp, “Oh my God”….just brilliant
3:54 "Do You want a Candy?"
If they ever rerelease this in theaters for one day I'm so there!!!! Director's cut.
This is my favorite sci fi horror film of all time 👍
I love how Ripley was the epitome of the stong female protagonist yet with tough-as-boots space marine Vasquez in the mix Ripley gets to seem relatively soft, nurturing, and vulnerable. What an epic movie this is.
“You want some too” 😂 RIP Mr. Paxton
Hard to believe that no one thought to look up😮. Also hard to believe what they did to Newt after this movie.😮. Kudos to James Horner for the magical musical score😊
The way Hicks jumps up to check inside the celing grates with no hesitation.
I miss when Xenomorphs were like this.
They're killable, but are still a challenging opponent. Here, the Marines kill plenty, but they're constantly being driven back toward the door and the aliens don't just rush them blindly (the ones under the floor plates) one even tries to pounce Hicks from behind when he's distracted.
In Modern alien movies they are basically just dumb animals who attack in a single meat wall. And they can be dispatched with a single shot whereas here the heroes have to pump a good few shots in before they go down.
Well most writers back in the day had talent, inspiration and real life experience from various previous jobs unrelated to movie making (soldiers, airmen, farmers, navy, wall street, loggers, etc.).
Today, with most writers, their real life experiences were watching classic 70s-80s movies.😅🤣
And they have only a surface appreciation for what made it good. It's more than iconic music or costumes or lines. @@pbxn-3rdx-85percent
@@felinusfeline5559 Yes writers today have shallow understanding of the human soul, and human experience. They even have a skewed or twisted understanding of plain old boring world history. That nostalgia exploitation movie Ready Player One is an example of today's talentless writing. I read the book the movie was based from and it was a shallow, materialistic and hedonistic garbage of writing. The manuscript of that book would have been turned into kindling back in the old days. A dumb down book written by a mediocre writer for a dumb down generation. LMAO
@@felinusfeline5559 By the way, the predicament and behavior of the colonial marines and the action scenes/battle scenes of Aliens were partly based on the experiences and perceptions of American G.I.s in the Vietnam War. The typical American grunt thought there were endless hordes of the Viet Cong enemy hiding everywhere in the confusing, humid Vietnam jungles that are also full of venomous snakes, booby traps, scorpions, blood sucking leeches and other critters. No matter how high the enemy body count, the faceless Viet Cong enemy kept on coming especially at night. Just read any non-fiction book by Vietnam War veterans, their accounts of ambush, enemy infiltration and close quarters combat and you get the same sickening feeling of inevitable defeat and the fear of dying by torture and mutilation in the hands of the enemy once the ammo runs out.
The xenomorphs had to adapt, if you remember the sentry scene. They already tried walking in.
I still remember how terrified I was as the detector showed them closer and closer. An all time classic.
What’s awesome about this scene is that you rarely see the aliens. Just split second snapshots. So you can’t really get a good look at them. And then your imagination tries to fill in the blanks. That’s what makes the scene so chilling.
This film will never get old.
Masterpiece.
The Alien Series should have just stopped with Aliens. Starting with Alien 3, & the rest that followed, it has lost its spark. Alien & Aliens are classic masterpieces.
I didn't knew that Aliens were screaming like elephants 🐘?😂
That’s what I was always thinking 😂
2:41 The Nopest Nope that ever Noped
Yep that would be the ultimate "Oh shit" moment.
Predator, “Your trackers are flawed there’s not2:43.”
“I was wrong they up there!!”
When Kyle Reese opened up the ceiling it looked like a bunch of big ass cockroaches in the crawl space!!🦗😳😆🤣💯
Aliens portray the xenomorphs more like cockroaches or hive ants than the sinister lurking 'perfect organism' depicted in Alien 1979
@@Nicholas_Chen_ or a bee hive the Xenomorphs behave.
I think more like grasshoppers. Plague grasshoppers.
Yes, and giant man eating cockroaches who lay eggs in you. He got the idea from those wasps, and some animals have a secondary set of teeth. All the features including acid ( maybe not for blood but still) can be found on this planet now. They are a parasitoid which is creepy af on earth. The fact that there are microscopic parasites that can give u a death much worse than even that, is horrible to or some that will make you wish for death. Dont have to go to the stars.
Hicks, “There’s nothing...
2:42
Company!”
An Aliens Festival in a theatre with those huge screens and Dolby sound would be fun as hell.
2:25 the look up still gives me goosebumps
"wE dIdN't miSs aNytHinG."
This is one of the best scenes in all of Cinema
Best pillow talk ever:
"Ok, work fast....how you doin', Vasquez...talk to me"
"almost there...that's it"
Other than that, this was another facet of an epic film
Best of all little to no CGI, all practical effects.
Alien and Aliens are classics of cinema. And then they pissed it all away with crappy sequels
There was The Godfather Part II, Jaws 2, Breakin' 2...but here we have the best sequel to a cinematic classic. A...firmative.
このシーンめちゃくちゃ怖かったなあ。
特にリプリーが通気口？をゆっくり見上げた所とか、マジかよ😨て鳥肌たった
The *oh shit* moment they looked up to the ceiling was so well done for the horror element
Everyone's energy and chemistry was so perfect in this scene.
The soundtrack, the action, the lead, the suspense, the greatest sequel ever made.
Aliens is so damn legendary ! I sometimes forget this was made in the 80s as it stands tall against modern blockbusters… absolutely no contest.
I was born in '78 and watched this in Oakland's Grand Lake Theater when it came out. This shit FUCKED ME UP for a good 3 months at that age! I was waaaay tooo young! Amazing movie, way better and scarier than it needed to be. James Cameron owned this era of cinema...
gotta love those glitchy, and no good for operation , but just for tension, movement handheld radars.....
Bill Paxton fken nails this right to that panicked "What the hell?!?" Miss that dude RIP 🙏
2:24 when they realise that they’re coming from above. Timeless, terrifying moment.
This film never ages
Was only 2yrs of age when this iconic movie came out nothing now or even in the future will ever hold a candle to this masterpiece of a movie perfection from start to finish. 👏 👏
Aliens was an AWESOME film…….but what Marine would overlook the crawlspace in the ceiling as a potential entry point?
(I realize this was done to lead into an action sequence.)
Yeah I agree. If a man is scared shitless, he will think of every possible way the enemy could come. But this movie's plot hole is worth the blazing action scenes. Aliens is still a timeless classic.
So much tension
One thing that James Cameron always nailed on the head was his ability to make things seem more numerous than they were in reality. Like how 6 or 8 stunt actors in rubber suits appeared to be 50+ warrior Xenos thanks to rapid fire camera cuts and different angles. Or different sized sculpted skulls arranged via forced perspective to give the appearance of an absolutely littered landscape of death in The Terminator.
Credit that experience working with Roger Corman!
If this was Covenant they would've been stood outside for a full 5 minutes just shouting about how they're nearby and don't know where they are until they get killed.
Burke went out like a G lol. "oh you want some too 😂😂😂😂" gets me everytime
That was Hudson 😎. Burke was the worm 🪱 who got nailed to the wall
Newt’s indifference @ 3:10 always amuses me.