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The elephantine being/Space Jockey could have been truly remarkable without any ties to humans. Making them humanoid is cool but not as cool as the Giger “Space Jockey” that is grown in/from the chair. Where the biological elements end and where the mechanical ones begin, no one could tell. It is that dichotomy that Prometheus ignored. Aliens is probably my favorite in the saga, close to Alien 1 & 4. But I agree with many that only the first Alien nailed the lovecraftian cosmic horror, and thus- the biomechanical nature of the Xeno, and by extension- of the Engineer.

Although I didn't entirely dislike THE FABELMANS, I feel it certainly fell short. As a person who grew up making films in the mid-1970s, I was eager to see a film that captured the wonder of creative exploration, the art of crafting characters and weaving narratives, and the power of taking audiences to another world, all through the eyes of a child. Regrettably, this was not the experience delivered by Spielberg's film. Again, I didn't dislike the movie, but I do feel it had the potential to deliver much more.

Interview starts at 5:15 after all the waffle

Wow thanks for uploading this. Loved Prometheus but would have been cooler if Alien Engineers was released.

I don’t get how this isn’t more popular

It seems like Spaihts contributed the strongest ideas. If they had built a trilogy around exploring the engineer mythos AND THEN tied it into the Alien franchise towards the end it'd have been an extremely rewarding revelation instead of building up everyone's expectations going in. The weakest parts; the very poorly written minor characters and disjointed sequence of events really pulls the film down and spoils the great things; Watts/Shaw, David and the grandiose mythology they were building. The engineers were an intriguing/terrifying enough of an idea to carry their own franchise.

With the recent success of Alien: Romulus, Ridley Scott should bring back Spaiths to finish the story of the Engineers and David (and keep low-tier writers like Damon Lindelof, Michael Green, and Jack Paglen far away from it).

glad i found this, was a really nice listen! :)

I also love the film, but for once I feel I agree with the studio; maybe this should have been a different franchise entirely. I agree with the interest in the film being a prequel and how it would be good to know about more about the derelict and its inhabitants. But as soon as he joined the dots that they must be linked to us and therefore be our creators, I disengage a bit personally. I think this concept is arguably the main flaw with the whole project. As I said, I ended up being on board with what they squished together, but it was just that. A hodge-podge. Not a pure Alien prequel we probably could have got. Maybe with the way things are rebooted every 20 seconds nowadays, we will get that movie/show one day.

I know people have issues with this film but I love it. I just wish Jon would've been able to do his thing free reign

Thank you so much for bringing us those interviews! . I'm each day investing more and more of myself into learning about it and materials like this one that you provided helps a lot. So, thank you again.

very well spoken and professional

why does this video have such a small amount of views?

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Awesome podcast! very inspiring for movie creators, I love it!

This is crazy bro. I’m gonna listen to it later. I’m watching the movie right now.

This is the greatest channel 🙌 love the interviews! Such a magnificent idea to peek behind the curtain of the writers. (People often overlooked) Can't praise it enough. Fantastic interviews and questions and overall production 5 🌟

My friend showed me this podcast yesterday and I can’t believe how many great writers and movies that you highlight! I have so many downloaded, I’ll be listening to you for weeks ✌🏼

great podcast - good stuff all around

I absolutely love this episode, so emotional! Heath Ledger was such a great actor!

Terence Winter is my favorite screenwriter. My biggest source of inspiration in my writing career. Thank you for this 🙏

they are great because they express their genuine deep core in film. the reason good art exists.

Hey guys! It's pretty wild that David was most certainly in the heat of writing the new Jurassic film before and after this interview! I think his scripts for Jurassic Park and its immediate sequel both capture the best aspects of the franchise and I can't wait to see him undo much of the damage Colin Trevorrow has inflicted on the IP. Apparently it starts shooting around May-July 2024 with a targeted 2025 release date. Looking forward to it.

57:14 New Flynn novel incoming!!! Thx for this amazing interview.

Great interview!

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One of my favourite films

Great interview. Love Shane. Would be a dream if he directed one of my scripts.

Gunns TSS was DC's biggest flop in 10yrs prior to the flash, the physical sales of TSS are not good at all.