ALIENS (1986) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- I know some of you will ask, but yes we saw Alien back when we were much younger so of course we ain't gonna post a fake reaction to that first; we never got to the sequels and can't believe we missed out on how awesome Aliens is! Should we do more Alien movies?
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I know some of you will ask, but yes we saw Alien back when we were much younger so of course we ain't gonna post a fake reaction to that first; we never got to the sequels and can't believe we missed out on how awesome Aliens is! Should we do more Alien movies?
Skipp the next two movies and just go to Prometheus, Alien: Covenant and Alien: Romulus.
Definitely Alien 3 assembly cut! It's a totally different movie from theatrical, and it even more brutal! Totally wasn't expecting this reaction!
Err….I’d probably stop here. The new one (set between the first two) is fun, but not essential. Alien 3 & Resurrection? Well…
@transformandgobricks7820 Alien 3 Assembly cut is 🔥
I hate alien 3 with a fury but other than that go ahead. Don't forget the aliens vs predator movies
Hudson: "Hey, Vasquez, have you ever been mistaken for a man?"
Vasques: "No, have you?"
sick burn!
Right hahaha they cut it, one of the best lines!!!
@@carlosmiguel4756 Same chick that was John Connors step mum in Terminator 2
@@johnnyguitar6639
And she was a cop who got blown up on an exploding diving board in Lethal Weapon 2.
Also the Irish woman who tucks her kids into bed as the water pours into her room in Titanic.
@@paulp9274 And the communications officer on the Enterprise B in Star Trek: Generations.
And then Ripley, Newt, and Hick's went home and got a big settlement from the company and became a happy family... Bishop can come too, and they lived happily ever after... AND NOTHING ELSE!
I second this!!!
OMG YES!!!!
Bishop became Newt's tutor.
Absolutely!!
They continued in the comics.
Yeah, Chris, I'm with you. When Newt screams, Ripley doesn't look, doesn't make a sound...she instantly goes. It's extremely rare in movies. I love that moment.
It’s probably my favorite part of this entire Alien series. It shows so much about who Ripley is in half a second.
Actor Al Matthews who played Gunnery Sgt Apone, was a real life soldier and Vietnam Veteran. In an interview he once said "I spent six years in the United States Marine Corps; I hold thirteen combat awards and decorations, including two purple hearts. I was the first black Marine in the 1st Marine Division in Vietnam to be meritoriously promoted to the rank of sergeant; I served with Kilo Battery, Fourth Battalion, 11th Marines, 1st Marine Division, of that I am very proud."
My favorite scene of him, was when he was eating that cigar.
@@shawbros”Nobody touch nothin’!”
One of the best Sci-fi Action movies ever made!
"Game over ,man! Game over!"
RIP, Bill Paxton, Hudson
RIP Al Matthews, Apone
RIP, James Horner, Composer
RIP, Ray Lovejoy, Film Editing
RIP, Adrian Biddle, Cinematography
RIP, Tip Tipping, Crowe
RIP, Peter Lamont, Production Designer
RIP, Dan O'Bannon, Writer
RIP Stan Winston, Special Effects.
Sci-fi/action/horror.
Get away from her you...
The actor who played Apone died IRL??
I wasn't aware of that
@@karlsmith2570 Yeah, he passed about 6 years ago. He served in 'Nam, too.
@@MichaelSmith-zo3tf I also wasn't aware that Stan Winston died too
Vasquez and Gorman went out like true warriors.
When it came down to it, so did Hudson
@@MunkyKungFuI love that, in their final moments they're allowed a chance at redemption.
@@MunkyKungFu One of the most realistic lines, and perfect delivery, is when Hudson saves Newt from the face-hugger. "Jesus Christ, kid, Look out!" and he just hoses the thing.
@MrDanteMason - Definitely! Paxton was an underrated actor, in my opinion. One of my favorite/funniest Hudson lines was when Ripley pointed out how Newt survived a long time with no weapons or training... "Well, why don't you put her in charge!?" 🤣
@@MunkyKungFu His best line IMHO - was in Predator 2 "Come on you Motherf@ckers - Let's dance!!!"
Supposedly, the guy who played Burke did such a good job of playing a slimy, sleazy villain, that when his own mother watched the movie, she cheered when his character was killed by the aliens. That’s how you play a villain role: get those who love you in real life to be happy when they see you die onscreen.
another thing is when they make you feel bad about the characters death until you think back on it and realize they were the villain and you don't know if they are actually dead
Saw this movie in theaters as a kid and the entire room was dead silent throughout the film. A true testimonial to how captivating Aliens was.
???
I have never been in a theatre that was NOT quiet.
And i have been to a theatre hundreds of times in my life.
I saw it as a child as well....and I wish i hadn't ....I had nightmares and night terrors for years after that.
Or maybe everyone in that room was just being normal cinema goers, rather than the typical obnoxious American type that cheer and clap and shout all throughout the movie.
@@WheresWaldo05You’ve never been in a theatre where people were talking loudly and ruining the movie for everyone else? It’s a pretty common thing
There is a quiet theatre and there also is a quiet theatre in which you could feel the tension.
I had such an experience while watching the dark knight. Never experienced such a captivated audience again.
I hate when people say there aren’t good women protagonists when we have Ellen Ripley. One of the best characters in a horror/ sci-fi film ever. She’s strong and resilient plus she has the kindness and motherly instinct that makes her relatable.
Ripley really is an absolute icon. It bugs me when people weaponize her iconic status to argue that we don't need any more protagonists like her.
@@RobinHood3000 I feel a lot of movies today with a female antagonist alway neglect the relatable side. They tend to make them over powered or overly competent to the point it’s beyond reason. Ripley is intelligent but not omnipotent and uses her knowledge and instincts based on what we know about her life that are reasonable example her using the robot. She was most likely trained to use something like that and it wouldn’t be hard to explain why she would know how to use it. Rae in Star Wars being able to fix the millennium falcon on the other hand lol
@@tylerd132 She says she was working the docks as a loader after the first movie, she helps use it to load the dropship too.
Jennifer Lawrence infamously stuck her foot in her mouth when she claimed that Katniss Everdeen was the first strong female lead in movie history. Sigourney Weaver replied to her and reminded her that Ripley was a strong female lead in Alien (1979) and its sequels.
@@tylerd132 I don't know if I totally agree with that. For one thing, there are plenty of unrelatable, imperfectly written, or overly qualified male protagonists -- why aren't female ones allowed the same benefit of the doubt?
Like, you can see how we had to do some mental work to understand Ripley being qualified on the power loader -- "she works in shipping, she was probably trained, we donn't need to see her learning it onscreen." But then Rey comes along, suddenly people refuse to connect those mental dots, instead of going "she's a scavenger, she spends all her days taking apart spacecraft, we don't need to see her learning mechanical skills onscreen" and moving on. Doesn't seem fair.
The knife trick with Lance who played Bishop the android and Bill Paxton was real. It was supposed to be just done solo with Lance doing the trick, but instead he improved doing it on top of Bill Paxtons hand, so Bills worried expression was actually real!
It's from an old movie called "knife in the water"
The scene was fast forwarded
Given that the aliens have no eyes, it was my brother's theory that they tracked on vibration/tremors. Newt was sleeping beneath a constantly moving fan, thus rendering her invisible to their tremorsense.
Interesting point I never considered that actually
Actually, they do have eyes. It's just it's under the head dome.
@@VBSuper in a consultation with HR Giger, he wanted no visible eyes (so you wouldn't know if it could see you ). HR Giger implied the Xenomorph used it's tongue to "see".
Still, the tremorsense theory was my brother's as the aliens were unerringly homing in on the marines in the atmosphere processor and Newt in the water.
@@craigfurness5278Well it’s a pretty good theory that I actually hadn’t heard of or considered before. Kudos to your brother.
@@danielpeckham5520 na, it's give and take in this case, a cat would cost more energy to catch it then it would give if it was eaten i.e. the cat was not worth the effort at that point in the aliens life span maybe a meal for a chest burster
Man that pilot has been referenced in SO MANY Sci-Fi IPs.
"We're in the pipe. Five, by five."
Hicks is asleep in the corner
Iconic
Even Faith on Buffy used "five by five".
I used to have to fly 3 to 5 times a week for my job. On occasion turbulence got really nerve-wracking, so I would say that to myself!😂 "Get ready for a little chop".. The I'd relax like hicks..
Starcraft 1 : terrain shuttle girl says this also))))
RIP Bill Paxton, some of the best one liners in cinema. My favorite Alien movie.
This movie is one of the main reasons why casting Paul Reiser in Stranger Things was brilliant.
Most definitely, it's hard to see him has a bad guy. He played it well but overall it's not his image, there's actors who just were born to be villains, he isn't one of them, he better be in season 5 of Stranger Things!
@@laurenherda2415 Did you uh...finish season 4 of Stranger Things...
@@jerodast uh yes
They even have a deep-cut Aliens line in stranger things
He was trying to help and was betrayed by brenner
I have sympathy for Gorman. The company deliberately chose a commanding officer who would be out of his depth, not cope, not a natural leader, inexperienced. They wanted chaos to protect the alien. He tried his best. And came through in the end, trying to save Vasquez.
they had a great death!
Agreed. He's annoying when he's bumbling at the start, but he has a heroic sacrifice. I think it's helped that after he fumbles so bad he doesn't try to re-assert himself as the man in charge. Plus, he does apologise which helps give him more sympathy in that he's not bad, just VERY out of his depth.
Vasquez is played by the same actor who was John Connor's Step mom in T2
I couldn't even believe if myself when i heard!
She also plays the Irish mom with the two kids locked in steerage on Titanic; that tells her kids about the land of eternal youth and beauty before they drown.
Jenette Goldstein also played the cop that blown up diving off a diving board in Lethal Weapon 3.
@@bjgandalf69 Actually it was Lethal Weapon 2...... She also dies at the begining of "The Presido".......
Yeah she looks so different in T2
@@CoastalNomad My bad. I confused the 2 films in my head and didn't confirm the correct one before posting that. Thank you for the correction.
"You ain't half bad Bishop" I absolutely lost it 😂
Best Aliens joke I ever heard, had laughter just bursting out of my chest
@@jerodast Lol
James Cameron did a Masterpiece of a Sequel!!
@23:50 Legend goes guy played his character so damn well sleazy and "bad", that during the pemiere even his mother cheered his demise. 😊
That ain't a legend, it's 💯 percent truth.
@@darthken815 NOt sure how 100% truth it is, But the actor does say that is how it happend at a talkshow. But then he could be lying. But I do believe it, but not 100%
I am sad we don't get to watch you respond to Alien. But I respect your wish to not offer a fake reaction, and am most thrilled you decided to watch this movie with us. Guys, don't doubt yourselves; You kick ass, and we love sharing these things with you.
Drop the names of some fake reactor channels (reactors who pretend not to have seen the movie), so I know to avoid them.
@@TheOneTrueChris 🤣🤣🤣Well if thats the damn case you not going be watching any reactors.Listen just because you have seen a damn movie does not mean that you cant react to it.
@@TheOneTrueChris Vkunia is one, never watching her again
@@NateW71 So why are you here?
They could re-watch the movie and tell us, it didn't have to be a fake reaction. But im not complaining
Cool Trivia: When James Cameron was casting for the role of "Newt", most of the child actors that auditioned gave a very happy, bubbly performance. Then Carrie Henn came in and gave a very serious realistic audition of a child suffering from severe PTSD. Cameron virtually hired her on the spot.
How does that work tho?
They're dead, all right, can I go now teehee blows rasperry
@@godzillaprimepretty much! Most of them had been doing commercial acting which involved a cutesy smile at the end of each sentence.
@sonofmoss yikes
... kinda want to see it now
She was actually in my 4th grade Sunday School class. I remember our teacher saying she had been in a movie but that we probably hadn’t seen it (I had). She was very reserved but also nice.
Now I'm just imagining those SNL sketches where Vanessa Bay would play a child actor...
Supposedly "Bishop" had a tough time with the scene where he got torn in half. The "milk" was watered down vanilla yogurt. Due to delays in shooting, the stuff was left out for some time. As a result, it had turned rancid. Lance went ahead with the scene with the funky stuff anyway. It ended up making him pretty sick later.
Him and Rhoades got a lot to talk about
Ugh. That's dedication.
Vasquez played as John Conners foster mother in the second Terminator, and she had a small role as a 3rd class passenger in Titanic 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Paul Reiser (Burke) took his mother to the premier. When Burke went through the door and was face to face with the alien his mother stood up and cheered.
ONE OF THE GREATEST SEQUELS EVER MADE!!!
BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL!!!
AND THE STORY ABOUT THE MAKING OF THIS MOVIE IS JUST AS AMAZING!!!!
You should check out the Director's Cut. You find out that Ripley had a daughter who died before she was found and revived. Also, there a couple scenes with automated Sentinel guns.
The best deleted scene wasn't the sentry guns, or the introduction of Amanda, it certainly wasn't Newts family alive (which definately *should* have been cut), it wasn't the pet hamster, it wasn't even Hudson's sharp sticks speech. It was the "moment" (indicating a potential budding romance) shared between "Dwayne" and "Ellen"!
Burke is NOT a science guy; he's a corporate guy.
The cinematography of Aliens still amazes me
We were very excited back in the day when we heard that the director of The Terminator was making the sequel to Alien. Needless to say, he exceeded our expectations. We had never seen anything like this before. It was perfection. Like the original it has stood the test of time. Cameron has earned his reputation.
The company knew all about the Alien. When she was talking to the board, they were either playing dumb, or the info was above their pay grade to know about what happened.. There are so many books of what happened before and after them landing on LV426..
In the extended cut we see what happened. Burke after learning of the derelict ship from Ripley, gets a family on LV-426 to check it out (Newts family to be specific). They find the ship and the parents go inside while newt and her brother wait in the car. The mom returns to the car with the husband who is now unconscious with a facehugger attached to his face. After that the next time we see the colony is when Ripley and the others arrive. In the books that you mention, do they go into how the colonists fought against the xenos before they all died?
@@thecoffeemainiak5400 Yes that is in the EC. However, there is a book where it talks about the company know about the transmission, then replacing the science officer with Ash for the trip back to Earth. In the Alien novel, Dallas turns off the beacon when he is on the derelict ship. Ash was sending updates to the company right up till the end. In another book, he transferred his program to the shuttle and take it for a ride basically. He goes on a side mission, something goes wrong in the mission.. His program is wiped from the shuttle computer. This is the reason it takes 57 years to get found.
Then of course there's the AvP retcon that The Company has known about the Xenomorphs since the early 2000s.
“Aliens” stands on its own as one of the best action movies of all time.
#2 of all time. #2
Alien and Aliens are like two classic rock songs, you don't want to compare them, you just want to listen to them both.
YEEEAAAAHHHHHHHH Finally got to this one!!!!!! GAME OVER, MAN!!!!!!!!! The scene where Hicks sticks his head up through the ceiling and sees all the xenomorphs closing in on him has left me PERMANENTLY scarred and I refuse to EVER enter an attic because I dont want to see monsters rushing at me NO FREAKIN THANK YOU
Don't you mean Hicks sticks his head through the ceiling?
@@erwinzyx no. I mean Hudson, sir, hes hicks.
One of the greatest sequels ever made.
I don't know if I think that Aliens is a "better" movie...I think both films are different enough that they can both be considered equally good. But I know that Aliens is much more fun for me to rewatch. 😁
I agree that both are extremely good for different reasons. The first one I love all the tension that the movie provides, the action of each character, their fear of this thing. Atmospheric horror is my favorite kind of horror. No cheap tricks or jump scares, just made the ambient speak by itself.
Now the second is a extreme fun and action pack movie, with also some parts more "horror ish" but in general completely different atmosphere. I love the story, the characters and the pace of the movie.
I feel exactly the same about the terminator franchise. The first movie is much more dark and thoughtful in terms of pace with each scene made specially for maintaining the high tension pace of the story even during exposition, the atmosphere is fantastic in my opinion. The second one, like aliens, is a great action movie, with also good characters and scenes. Is also more fun to watch to relax and enjoy.
The scene where they played mumblypeg, they didn't tell Bill Paxton they were going to switch up and use his hand, his reaction afterwards was authentic. They did speed it up a little, but he was still in danger of a serious injury. I know you've heard the franchise goes down after this, I mean how many sequels are better than the original. Look, don't go by other people's opinions, nobody knows what you're going to like and not like but you. Finish the series, I think you'll find something you like in each one, especially Resurrection, there are more recognizable faces, a couple of your favorite actors in fact. You don't have to react to them, but you should watch them to decide if you like them or not. Anyway, loved the review, love you guys, take care and stay safe ❤️
When I stayed home sick growing up, I always asked my mom to go to the video store and rent me this movie. Top 10 movie all time in my book.
Oh god sick days were awesome! Ma picked me up from school (fever etc) with 2 bags in the car, one a blockbuster with jurassic park, t2, popcorn and redvines n coke, jp which had just came out that day and the other chinese food!
Moms rule!
"I wanna see an alien get punched by one of these"
me: Leo pointing meme
I immediately went, “they’re in for a treat”
_Terminator 2_ AND _Aliens_
James Cameron knew how to do sequels right!
And who could forget Piranha II: The Spawning? A masterpiece! 😅
James Cameron does the best sequels of all time. this movie is the best sci fi horror ever made. no CGI, all practical effects. shits on movies today with all their cgi
James Cameron used the time that he had to wait for Arnold Schwarzenegger to finish filming Conan the Barbarian before filming The Terminator to write the script for this film.
James Cameron made arguably the two best sequels ever.. this and T2 Judgment Day. The common theme that ties them is the role reversal of the android Bishop and the Terminator. He is the king of taking a good idea, giving you more or what you want while still keeping it fresh and interesting
There's a reason James Cameron is a legend. Aliens, Terminator and T2, the Abyss, and yea Titanic, Avatar, True Lies, and the rest.
Ever noticed his movies always begin with the same letters.
@@Buckaroo_BaldwinI'm 12, I went "Huh, T and A?" then started giggling like a lunatic.
Bishop and Hudson are the only guys in movie history been killed from the Terminator, Alien and Predator. 🫥
James Cameron's pitch to the studio for a an "Alien" sequel was he wrote on a whiteboard "Alien$". True Story...
fun fact. Bill Paxton originally wasn't supposed to be involved in the knife trick, they just forced him into it on set. that was his genuine reaction
"We got independently targeting particle beam phalanx, VWAP! Fry half a city with this puppy. We got tactical smart missiles, phase plasma pulse rifles, RPGs. We got sonic electronic ball breakers! We got nukes! Knives, sharp sticks!"😂😂
A masterpiece of a movie. And the practical effects are superb. Sigourney Weaver was Oscar nominated for her role here.
Most intense sci-fi film I've watched in my life. You can't replicate the sensation of watching it for the first time.
Yeah, I saw it in the theater & it was a lot of fun!
The actor that played Bishop did that knife game scene on his own. The were going to use a recording trick, but Henricksen bought knives and practiced a lot before filming started which is insanely impressive. The power loaders that Ripley got in were controlled by someone housed inside of it. She was basically standing on a platforms attached to a puppeteer's legs and they moved the arms while she acted. Without looking it up, I believe they were made out of PVC pipes and other stuff. Just like the first movie where you see the alien as Ripley is going for the controls hinting at a reveal later, this movie does the same thing when the ship's landing legs hit all that garbage. You can see the alien queen being pulled up into the landing gear area, which was hinting at the reveal once they escaped and landed just a bit later. :D The 15 min countdown at the end of the movie was actually a 15 min countdown for real.
Apparently, James Cameron pitched this movie by writing the word “Alien” on a white board, stepped away and gestured to the word. Then wrote the “S” at the end of the word, stepped away and gestured again. Then drew a line through the “S” making a dollar symbol, implying how well it will sell. I love picturing the executives approval of seeing “Alien$” on a white board.
You ain't half bad....I'm still laughing 😂😂😂😂😂
"HIS MILK!!" 😂😂😂😂
The ✨️GOLD STANDARD ✨️ in the Alien Saga.
What made this a great sequel is that it took what happened in the first and advanced the story. Most sequels just re-tell the same story.
You should watch the extended edition, it adds a lot of cool scenes
"You ain't half bad, buddy" That got me good 😂
Hudson is one of the best characters in cinema history.. man went from the most overconfident dumbass, to the ultimate pussy, to dying like an absolute bad ass hero. RIP Bill Paxton ❤
Ailens was my first introduction to the Alien franchise. This was my first film that I've watched and it was so so good! I'm glad that you guys are reacting to the sequel.
Had an old buddy from the marines say he got laid everytime he had this movie on. 1995. Just an old memory that popped up. Tks for the reaction as usual
Corporal Hicks didn't pass out on the drop ship; he was sleeping. They were trying to show how jaded and experienced he was for combat missions.
Lt. Gorman's character arc paid off from his inexperience to going out like a G with the baddest of the badasses Pvt. Vasquez.
He's 100 on-point about Alien: Isolation -- the stealth terror and corridor ambience hasn't been equaled in any game. On the opposite end of stealth, I recommend "Aliens Colonial Marines" (ACM) on PC released four years before "Isolation." Sure, everybody rightly dumped on ACM at release; however, after a few years the game's more or less fixed and features authentic sound effects and weapons for any fan. ACM isn't quite "Isolation" tier, but deserves a look for its fidelity to the franchise.
Everytime I find myself in a jacked up situation I pay homage to the late bill Paxton.... "It's game over man, it's game over."😊
Couple of fun facts about the movie: the budget actually only allowed for a handful of alien suits, six if memory serves correctly, so they had to get clever with shots to make there seem like there were more than actually present.
And Weaver herself refused to see the puppet of the Queen until they shot the scene of her seeing it in order to give a genuine reaction
My 50lb Australian shepherd whom has Zero chill with anyone but my immediate family (ffs, I cannot even have friends over, she won't stop barking at them) is named Ripley, 100% becausr of this movie. I like to joke that all that barking is her saying "get away from her you bitvh!"
Glad you got to see this finally, such a classic.🤘
Actor James Remar was originally cast to play Hicks, and actually filmed some scenes, but due to having major issues with drink and drug abuse, he pulled out and was replaced by Micheal Biehn. There are photos of James Remar in full costume on set, and i believe that in a couple of scenes it's the back of James Remar you can see. He recovered from his addictions thankfully.
After watching Newts Tale on UA-cam, I learned a lot about what happened before Ripely, and the soldiers arrived to help out and how Newt survive for so long. But I do wish Burkes death would have stayed in the movie too. His death in the comic book was perfect justice. But as always, the books have all the details, and the movies leave out.
Just so you know. At the movie premier, Paul Reiser/Burke characters death; everybody cheered. Even Paul's mother!😂❤
This was a reaction video worthy of the source material. I heartily recommend an extended edition with the "sentry gun" scenes.
Bill Paxton (Hudson) apologized several time to the young actress playing Newt when he had to say bad words in front of her. He's sorely missed.
I always thought that Newt latching onto Hudson was the cutest part of the thing. Repeating him "Affirmative!" When Hicks jumped through the window, she screamed for "Hudson!!" Christ, kid, look out!
A couple of fun things.
One, search for Michael Biehn and Ripley cosplay. That should get you to an image Biehn did with a young girl in Ripley cosplay at a convention. They recreated when Hicks was teaching Ripley that weapon.
Two, the scene where Newt falls from the wheel then down the shaft, the actress playing Newt, Carrie Henn, kept messing up the take because that shaft was basically a large slide. So Cameron promised her that after they film the scene, she'd be able to play on it the rest of the day. She did the scene and Cameron came through.
Actually Apones' team is the best of the best, the issue was Gorman, He was still too new and inexperienced. The higher ups didn't know, the only person who was following it was Weyland Yutani that Burke worked for, he sent the colony the coordinates based on the Nostromos flight recorder and on Hadleys Hope WeyYu, had dispatched three scientist, after Burke sent that info Newts family go to the direlect ship and her dad brings back the face hugger attached, then they send out more people and they come back with more face huggers and that was the end of that colony, even the marines stationed there got over taken, It's why Newt told her that it wouldn't matter when Ripley told her "these people are marines and they are here to protect you" all of this gets explained in the book "River of Pain"
Remember, there was never a third movie in this series. Just the first two. That's it. Don't even check. You can trust me.
Just because you don't like the other movies you should not try to stop others checking them out, plenty of people appreciate Alien 3 and Resurrection for their strong points. Alien 3 for example has a great performance by Sigourney Weaver.
@@danielpeckham5520Other people are morons
James Remar was originally cast as Corporal Dwayne Hicks in James Cameron's 1986 film Aliens, but was replaced by Michael Biehn after two weeks of filming. Remar's scenes were reshot and he only appears briefly in the final film in a wide shot of the Xenomorph hive.
Remar has said that he was fired due to his drug problems and an arrest for possession of illicit substances. He also said that the incident damaged his relationship with Walter Hill, the producer of the Alien series who had previously directed him in The Warriors. Hill didn't hire Remar again for 12 years.
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Honestly, I don't think there was a summer blockbuster as good as Aliens until the Dark Knight. Just a perfect rollercoaster of a movie.
True story - Burke's performance was so slimy that at the movie's premiere the actor's mother reached over and slapped him!
😄
I heard he said she cheered when he died, nothing about her slapping him.
Im happy to say the recent Alien: Romulus movie is definitely worth watching, taking place between the first and second Alien movie. You could skip the sequels and jump into it right away👍
2 actors in this from _The Terminator,_ two from _Terminator 2,_ one from _The Abyss._
***PLEASE WATCH THE DELETED SCENES!!!***
From the point that Newt gets taken and on is one of the best sequences in film history.
Thanks, I appreciate you guys being honest feather than faking reactions. So much better
Refreshing of a reactor to say no we wont do a first react cuz weve seen it.
Having said that ive seen others do movies theyve seen before n were honest about and it still was a good time. Especially if its been years or you were kids, their memories are crazy.
Ive rewatched a movie id seen as a kid and it either was a totally new experience cuz your adult brain sees things different OR things are different how you thought you rememberd!
🤣🤣🤣Yall left out the best line in the whole movie.The illegal Alien joke Hudson made.
Sigourney Weaver was the best cast for this Alien series. I also liked the other actors in this part. Yes, please watch the other parts, including Alien vs Predator 1 and 2 👌 I hope you have a great time. Best wishes from Bremen ☕️😊
Masterpiece ever. The best sequel ever made. Greatness
At the end that wasn't a shotgun. It was a grenade launcher that used the Colonial Marines M-40 HEDP (High Explosive Duel Purpose) grenade. It's the same grnadd that Vasquez and Gorman used when they was cornered in the air ducts
“Alien: Isolation” (2014) game inspired by “Alien” (1979) movie. While “Aliens: Dark Descent” (2023) game inspired by “Aliens” (1986) movie. So far, this two games are the best of Alien franchise games.
As a viewer of yours, would recommend you both to continue watching and reacting to the rest of the Alien franchise movies, so that both of you could show us your genuine reactions and thoughts about it, instead of just heard or listened to what others said. Experience it first time for yourself, just like we all did😊
Alien & Aliens stand the test of time, some of the best SiFi ever. Alien was horror and Aliens is action, both so good.
RIP Bill Paxton. He made an impression in this movie.
Aliens is very personal to me because I got to go the exhibit I saw the military car and Aliens and I even saw the Queen which was incredible. It was also my first rated R film.
I loved watching this movie as a kid... like WAY to young.
For a film with such great scenes, that grab and flip into the airlock at the end was so smooth. Also, as much dislike Alien 3 and 4 get, they're really good movies worth watching, and help flesh out the universe this series exists in.
Maybe now you understand the alien coming out of the guys stomach in Spaceballs.
What does that have to do with anything
They did see the first film already
@@drea4195 They saw Spaceballs before Alien. That's why they didn't get the refference when the Alien came out in the diner.
@@godzillaprime They saw Spaceballs before Alien. That's why they didn't get the refference when the Alien came out in the diner.🤣
There is a deleted scene in YT where Ripley encounters a coccooned Burke. I believe it was cut from iust before she found the discarded locator.
Are y'all reading my damn mind? I was just looking up Aliens reactions before walking my dog, now I get back and you *just* did?! I knew the algorithm tries to give me what I want, but tjis is ridiculous! 😅🤘 This should be *good*.
Totally read your mind.
Love this one, the special edition more so. Saw Romulus Friday and loved hearing the sound of the classic Pulse Rifle again.
Absolutely love the 80s. Films, fashion, music, gaming,bars,communication with people. Absolutely brilliant.👌🏻
One of the unwritten rules of watching "Aliens"... you cheer when Burke dies.
If you didn't watch the directors cut, it's well worth it.
Funfact:this movie was released in 1986,3 years later Batman (1989) was starting filming in the same plant that the hive scene was filmed so the Tim Burton's crew found what was left of the hive years after Aliens was filmed
Funfact #2:some elements of the film where used later for the videogame franchise Halo,specifically Halo:Combat Evolved,such as...
>Sergeant Johnson been a very awesome copypaste of Sgt Apone in all the sense
>The UNSC Marines armor is based off the Colonial Marines Armor
>The flood being based of the Xenomorphs in all the right senses!
Glad you enjoyed film! A masterpiece and a great sequel!
That's what I like about you guys, nothing fake about you, unlike most "reactors." Glad you enjoyed the "express elevator into hell!"
Drop the names of some fake reactor channels (reactors who pretend not to have seen the movie), so I know to avoid them.
The best movie review from Fidel Castro I’ve ever seen
Fun fact: there's a deleted scene where it's revealed Burke didn't die straight away. While searching for Newt, Ripley finds Burke pinned to a wall. And he's clearly a host at this point. He begs Ripley to help him somehow. Her only response is to give him a grenade for his troubles, and leave him to his fate.
Which is how they end up in the nest.