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Thank you very much dude. It was very fun to make as the film is a gold mine for ideas. I'm currently working on a theory video that describes how The Predator may have used echolocation to track prey and spatial map its environment haha! Again, another great movie to delve into with strange ideas.

@@rickrjf2749 I see there is another trailer that came out yesterday. It makes me even more excited 👍

@@CHEWYUMFAT probably recorded data from the computer systems. I never said they entered the shuttle right?

@@1701paxton 👍

@@ambientcontrol thank you very much for the support my friend. I wish I had your visual effects skills you showcase on your own channel, gj 👌

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE Thank you!🙏🤗 Yeah, it's all something you can learn. You just have to take the time for it, and if it’s fun, it comes much easier. There are plenty of resources online, like overlay animations you can add on top of a video. Tons of free stuff out there, you just need to take the time to dig it up. As for the support, my pleasure! When I like something, I try to support it, even if it’s just with a comment and that can mean a lot nowadays. But hey, I don’t have to tell you that, you're an awesome supporter yourself! 😜👌

@@MrConspark Thank you so much my friend. This is very nice to hear and always inspired me to make more content ❤️ Cheers 🥂

@@raymondstpaul4913 supposedly there will be theatrical releases only in certain countries but no America. Usually there are other ways to download if there is no other way to see it 😉. If this one is bad, I may just stick to reading books 😆

@@francoiscolin6692 wait for the trailer and then decide 😉

@@Sci-Fi_Quizshow many many thanks. Just woke up and read through your amazingly thought out points. I know from our previous conversation that you've been very interested in these topics and you raised some great points, especially regarding the derelict composition and the pilot himself. One of sci fi's biggest mysteries that can be open to interpretation by any self respecting Alien fan at this point. Sadly, I had to re-upload the vid due to a piece of video causing copyright issues and when you re-upload, UA-cam hinders it's ability to gain views annoying. But I'm glad you got a chance to check it out and I appreciate your perspective buddy. 👍

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE These can be annoying, but never lose steam over it. A pain in the butt for sure. The story from the perpective of a science officer, like a log of entries, is pure genius! To be honest, there are so few Channels that are willing to put in the required 'homework', bring in a fresh perspective, keep an open mind, and tell the narrative in such a light-hearted, yet meaningful and captivating manner. I'm along for the ride and once again encourage your efforts as you may well ACE this treatment of what I consider to be one of the greatest Sci-Fi IPs. I agree, there is just so much that can be teased out, and also incorporate the wealth of stuff available in the Alien universe (within reason). I mean one could possibly consider an encounter of the Xenomorph with Bob the Builder.... ROFL LMAO...but that's pushinig it beyond ridiculous. But I think you get my drift?

Most would agree buddy 👍

@@margaretwood152 annoyingly 😞

@@Noctes0 hehe! Maybe the Critical Drinker is too right sometimes 🍷

Hehe! I loved how in Romulus they actually had a skull under some of the head designs for the practical models. Eternal respect to Ginger 🙏

@@adamski996fugazi8 you are most likely correct and even though it was fun to explore this idea, I agree with the intended narrative also. I thought about the face huggers specimens a lot when writing the theory and my best guess is that they were officially there for a reason and that was to discover what happened to the colonists. Perhaps it would have gone against strict military orders to abandon the mission for company financial gain etc. there's so much to think about with this film that it always leaves you guessing 😁 Appreciate your comment and thank you dude.

@@markanderson-hc1tz the movie isn't out yet my dude 😎

@@josebro352 the usual word of mouth from early screenings etc. typical internet and social media rumours I tend to ignore but sometimes turns out to be true.

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE I get it. Great video. I enjoyed your content. Stephen King himself has seen it and praised it saying it had the feel of 'old Hollywood'. Fingers crossed.

@@geoffjoffy 🤞🤞🤞

@@dirtygarageguy a lot of work goes into these vids and ppl make mistakes. It happens 😉

@@paulkelly5974 well said sir. 6 is a great age to be scarred by these amazing films haha! I think I also started my journey into horror around 6-7. Sadly there is too much mollycudling these days and children are sheltered from these fantastic films 😉

Ok, good to know, thanks. It's hard to keep up with every country and their film rights sometimes hehe!

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE Indeed! 🙂✌️

Let's be real - and NOT be false, just because we have the capability to easily b.s. about things anonymously online: most ALL Stephen King adaptations deserve neither a theatrical nor any other release. This has been clear to me since his "authorized"/chosen version of The Shining, in like, '97 or whenever. I was finally done not filtering his content, at that point. And THIS one will be like 99% of the rest. (And yes, Shawshank was one of the best films ever made. Never to be forgotten.)

@@justinklenk I get what you mean. Not to be critical of Kings writing in any way but I do have to then wonder why this is the case? Is there something inherently wrong with the way he writes that ultimately produces elements of cheesiness in the film adaptations? I find this hard to believe personally so maybe he's just been the unluckiest person alive when it comes to his work being made into films. I never read The Shining but I love the film, therefore I have no knowledge on the differences sadly. I have read books like Carrie and although it was still better than the films, I do remember thinking it's fun but nothing too special at the time. But all that said, if Hollywood could pull their finger out and apply their best talent to his adapting his work like they are capable of then the world would be a better place 😉👌

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE I think you just nailed it, at the end of your comment - _if (someone) applied all their talent..._ - and there's our problem: King was such a mercilessly specific dredger of the macabre details and the emotionally scarring thoughts that terrified his mind/soul, as a child who was living a shitty, poor existence - and he learned the dramatic value of dispensing that on the page - which, with luck, was finally, _finally_ noticed, after trying forever. Only a filmmaker/scriptwriter who can very skillfully PORTRAY on film the dramatically disturbing portrayals (that King has already accomplished, on paper) could actually disturb/enthrall us in a _properly_ analogous fashion. King is nothing if not a superb dramatist - I've always found it his core capability, if I'm being honest... and for that sense of disturbing terror to grip us, it MUST be dramatically delivered, with the _absolute height_ of one's communicative skill. Therefore, piss-poor 'adaptations' have become _nothing_ to me; an insult to human intelligence, at best, and such things are best avoided by humanity. So that's easy for me, now, having seen the pattern (by around the early 90s). He seems (unbelievably, to me, like watching a brain surgeon who can't calculate a tip) to not even understand this, in its most basic sense... which I learned to accept about this issue (if not detest). It's frustrating if you haven't gotten clear that it will never change, except by coincidence or him beginning to _actually_ pay attention. But his ego seems not to allow it - I don't really know, for sure - but there's indeed a certain patheticness to it... very unfortunately for the world of horror films. Even though he hated Kubrick's adaptation, he couldn't admit that Kubrick KNEW how to capture, in The Shining, the fear of isolation and the terrifyingly lonely pathos of being, _yourself,_ the danger to the ones you love most, through your self-poisoning habits, which you cling to. In a big chasm of a house you have extended access to, and frightening freedom in, to just... keep on going. (Alcohol... Cocaine... Writers' hardcore vices.) The hotel was the main character, of course, along with Jack - he could actually do _whatever_ the hell his poisonous mind conceived and was tempted to act out. What a cruelly effective _enabler_ for him to fully become the piece of shit who he feared most. Yeah - most directors/writers have no stomach for that. They're pussies, compared to who they need to temporarily be to go where they need to temporarily go, in order to really bring something like "The Shining" or "It" to truly frightening life. To depict the (our!) unspeakable "things." As Alan Watts once said, "the artist is the one who shows what can't be shown, the poet is the one who says what can't be said." True emotion (the drama of horror, comedy, romance, etc.) must be exceedingly brilliant in its _art of suggestion_ - we can only point at the thing; our pointing finger is _not_ the thing itself. Yet all amateurs try to force-feed us with their amateur ideations. But we need TRULY in-touch persons - of ANY age, background, or experience - to 'light' the way for us, so that we can get _ONE_ TRUE, REAL GLIMPSE of what THEY actually see. I could maybe, for instance, see Guillermo del Toro _actually capturing_ some insanely disturbing thought of King's - that's a wild guess, of course! Thanks for your great, intelligent response - and ALL your intelligent video essays, brother. 👍

@@TheRetroManRandySavage of course. I think it will have some things I like, even if on the whole, it isn't great and doesn't creep me out.

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE Yeah, hopefully. I'm not going to get too excited though. But, as I say, I'm a fan of the original (and king's novels, and adaptations of said novels) so I'm willing to give it a shot. I recently bought the Pet Sematary prequel, Pet Sematary Bloodlines. It was pretty lame. The cast was decent enough. It starred, Henry Thomas, David Duchovny and Pam Grier, but even they couldn't save it.

@@TheRetroManRandySavage I take it the prequel was not written by King perhaps? Was it a screen play for a film or series?

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE King approved of the story, but that's about it. He wasn't involved in it. I remember reading that it was based on a lost chapter of king's (or something to that effect) but that was just BS.😂

@@Grogeous_Maximus the only "made for TV" look I absolutely loved and I think worked so well was both parts of IT, back in the 90s. The scariest King adaptation I ever saw but made more so because it didn't have the usual movie filters or high production. It felt so real that it got under my skin. As a big fan of horror, I miss those horrific nightmares it gave me when I was young 😆

Sick😄The Entity scared the everliving sh!t out of me as a 9 year old. I only rewatched it recently. Have you thought about that as a format? "Childhood Nightmare fuel"

@@Grogeous_Maximus the Entity was a very realistic film that had a sort of documentary vibe to it. It really felt real. I watched that for the first time in my 20s, so I wasn't traumatised by it but remember the shocking message moment at the end when they freeze it for a brief moment. Epic 👍. I was going to make a video on why audiences generally aren't scared anymore. I would delve into pop culture then and now and try to formulate reasons as to why movies experiences back then were more emotionally effective in the horror genre. I've just finished writing my next theory video based on the Predator film, explaining an ability the creature may have that nobody ever knew about 🤔. Hopefully it will have a positive response 🙏

Great insights buddy 👍

Apparently he's also been in the headlines for making some far left comments on X. I'll be honest with you though, I care very little about all that rubbish haha! I never really understood the criticisms he had regarding The Shining as I always loved that film. I can understand that it must feel a little personal when a director or screen writer decides to meddle with your baby but The Shining is gold standard film making compared to the rest of his adaptions ;)

I can understand how you feel. Although I have not read many Stephen King books, just a few and after watching the films. I did get manage to read A Song of Ice and Fire before HBO turned it into Game of Thrones. The show was fun enough and was even thrilling at times, but compared to the books... They kinda butchered it imo.

Yes, From is definitely interesting. The cliff hanger at the end of series 2 was quite something. I did watch Chapelwaite and thought it had loads of promise but the second half was not as good for me. Something diminished sadly but it has some great moments all the way through.

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE yes the first half of Chapelwaite was better for sure. And absolutely what a cliffhanger at end of from , definitely was shocked. Ps not too long to Nosferatu, can't wait . A bit worried after seeing the Crow but that was director . I think nosferatu will be something special. Cheers Dude. 👍🇮🇪👍

@@garydowdall1762 I might avoid the crow haha! I honestly believe that Nosferatu will be extremely unnerving and that is how it will scare us rather than typical Hollywood jump scares. Very excited for it.

You could be right and I don't mind being wrong when it means we get a great film 😉. The trailer looked a bit cheesy for me overall but perhaps the actual film will deliver.

No it isn't in fact Dauberman has taken more than few liberties with the source material, it's definitely not a faithful adaptation which is fine it's his gig.

Showed too much? They didnt show Barlow for starters, they showed just enough without spoiling the entire film.

@@BBC42618 i also covered the trailer and got goosebumps 👌. I'm very excited for the richness it will bring.

@@jasonchristian6402 I was gonna watch it this week. I see the reviews are mixed but you say the ending spoils it? This is a typical problem in many horror films and films in general. I'll check it out soon.

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDEdefinitely watch it and form your own opinion. I’ve talked (bitched really) to multiple people and there are mixed reactions. Some prefer the ending that we got.

@@jasonchristian6402 good to know. I'll reply once I've seen it 👍

@@jasonchristian6402 yeah, there is something about that lean and gangly look with tuff's of hair that made them look like efficient killers in dog soldiers. Definitely far scarier than the wolf man look 😉

I think the water gets a bit murky with the lore after Giger. I love what he gave us but I also respect the directors and writers have to add their own input etc. maybe the cocoon cycle replenishes their life?

@@garrym5682 hehe! Yeah leaving the ramp down was a bit like leaving your front door open in a dangerous neighborhood 😧. That was the one thing that could have got the out safety if done right .

@@JJWolford that's fair enough 👌. I'm hoping they eventually make American Werewolf and The Howling sequels so I can also get my full werewolf fix hehe!

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE The reason for my previous statement is that I like how the Wolfman style of Werewolf is a midground between the classic Werewolf and the human. I just find it more interesting. More like, at least visually, rather than some strange curse, the Werewolve virus simply brings out, both mentally and physically, the more primitive side of humanity.

@@JJWolford absolutely and if done well it can be extremely effective. I think the 2010 woodman touched on it. It certainly looked great at times but went downhill as the film went on, for me at least. Fingers crossed we get a well needed gem.

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE I did enjoy that movie more than I thought I would.

@@JJWolford I haven't seen any other opinions from others, so I don't know what they found issues with to be honest. I try to react and analyse in the present and just talk about how it makes me feel intellectually and emotionally 👍. But, the movie could very well be terrible (I hope not) and trailers can be very misleading having not represented a film correctly. I just didn't get any bad vibes from what the trailer showed us and I love the cast. Also, the director has impressed me before. Sometimes I think there is also a sheep mentality online where rumours and hearsay start to float online and every youtuber jump on it without really listening to their own thoughts. We'll see though. Did you enjoy the trailer at least?

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE Well, of course, no one really found anything wrong with the trailer, and, from what I saw, everything seems good and interesting. It was the images and costume of what was the literal monster that really threw people off and caused them to then hate on the entire thing. I was actually surprised that the title of your video was genuine, considering the amount of 99% hate videos of it. As for me I didn't really care what the monster actually looked like as long as it was creepy and doing some damage. Because I know the Leigh Whannell is going for a more realistic and, obviously, modern approach to his universal monsters movies. So, just because he's doing it in his own style people shouldn't hate on it. Sorry for the long reply.

@@JJWolford dude, I agree with you. I think I saw some image online that has almost psychedelic colours to it and looked silly but I just ignored it as nothing about that image matched the trailer haha! You're right about the director. I still cannot believe how much of a good job he did with The Invisible Man, talk about the term 'A new take'. Well, he really outside himself

Unless it's a theory vid 😉😉😉

absolutely, but it was interesting to fall into the rabbit hole XD

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE good video though. Love the Alien movies! 👍🏾

@@ali6ism yes, I think the obvious narrative is what was intended but it's fun to expand ideas with these theories, if only to see what they produce 😉

@@FilthTribeFTP almost 70, although I feel I know your next question 😉

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE how many COMBAT Videos? 😂🤣

@@carbo73 good to know, thx. It's going to be one hell of an attractive movie 👍

@@markhernden9472 I'll take a look at Strange Darling, thx. Glad to see you are also counting down the days until Nosferatu 😉

@@leonardopech2374 oh? I think I saw some crap floating around but I'd ignore stuff like that until we see more. It's difficult to know what's real so early on and some things leaked, are before effects have been applied perhaps. The picture I saw looked terrible, like out of some ridiculous 70s b movie

@@Grogeous_Maximus there aren't many good werewolf films so at least my recommendation list would be short 😉

@@ambientcontrol hehe, teen wolf was epic back in the day 👍. Cheers

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE hihihi YOOOO! :D

@@Mr.imjussayn a sequel has been written by the son of the original director but that doesn't mean it will be good of course. I agree we need something akin to that film as I haven't felt scared in too many years 😭

@@michaelg.1786 hehe, yeah she had class 👌. I don't think this film will come close but I've convinced myself that with this cast and director, it could be something special.

@@milanunosson9355 let's see if the full trailer later in the year brings us something more interesting.

@@ENTERTAINtheDUDE they can change the design

@@milanunosson9355 we haven't really seen it yet though. I'm always up for for a fully fleshed werewolf but this version looks almost diseased