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"Alien," directed by Ridley Scott and released in 1979, is a seminal science fiction horror film that has left an indelible mark on both genres. The film stars Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley, a warrant officer on the commercial space tug Nostromo. The plot revolves around the crew's encounter with a deadly extraterrestrial organism after investigating a distress signal on a desolate planet.
The movie is renowned for its atmospheric tension, groundbreaking special effects, and the iconic design of the titular alien by artist H.R. Giger. "Alien" blends sci-fi and horror elements seamlessly, creating a claustrophobic and terrifying experience that explores themes of isolation, survival, and the unknown.
Sigourney Weaver's performance established Ripley as a powerful and enduring female protagonist, paving the way for strong women in action and sci-fi films. "Alien" not only achieved commercial success but also garnered critical acclaim, earning an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects and spawning a successful franchise, including sequels, prequels, and crossovers.
Overall, "Alien" remains a landmark film, celebrated for its innovation, suspenseful storytelling, and cultural impact, influencing countless movies and inspiring a dedicated fan base.
Directed by Ridley Scott
Screenplay by Dan O'Bannon
Story by
Dan O'Bannon
Ronald Shusett
Produced by
Gordon Carroll
David Giler
Walter Hill
Starring
Tom Skerritt
Sigourney Weaver
Veronica Cartwright
Harry Dean Stanton
John Hurt
Ian Holm
Yaphet Kotto
Cinematography Derek Vanlint
Edited by
Terry Rawlings
Peter Weatherley
Music by Jerry Goldsmith
Production
companies
20th Century-Fox
Brandywine Productions
Distributed by 20th Century-Fox
Release dates
May 25, 1979 (United States)
September 6, 1979 (United Kingdom)
Running time 116 minutes
Countries
United Kingdom
United States[
Language English
Budget $11 million
Box office $184.7 million
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My God, this film is so ahead of time, i cant believe this is from 1979.
2001: A Space Odyssey came out 10 years before this and was arguably an even more impressive effort that feels incredibly ahead of its time as well. Masterful works of sci-fi.
Same year I was born, all good things that year!!
What is strange that the movie is from 1979??? If this movie would come out now together with all crap you would not beleive your eyes. Popular culture rather peaked in the 1970s.
I can.
none of us could even then, Star Wars had taken sci fi to the other side of the Universe, i was 7, and then Scott comes up with this.. staggering.
The rugged asthetic of Alien will never be matched. There is just something so special about how the movie looks. I prefer this way more than the sleek and streamlined look most science fiction tends to use.
This movie was set on a commercial towing vehicle, that had an automated refinery that processed mineral ore. It only makes sense that it would be much more rugged and "lived in" than the science and exploration starships we see on Star Trek and the like. I thought it was a great choice and also, the way they made the captain NOT be the centerpiece star of the show. Tom Skerrit played his role perfectly.
The spaceship itself is very industrial and rustic; at least with respect to its interior, overall, and its general and basic look.
Romulus did a damn good job in attempting to match the aesthetic, IMO. Knew it from the first 20ish mins of the film that Fede really put in an effort to properly get the audience back into this universe
Yes perfect Alien 1979 and Aliens 1986
Sigourney Weaver perfect actress ❤️💕
It´s strange. A future world, but so usual and normal like everyday life.
This film taught me corporate betrayal at 12
The business and the profit come first. Everything else is expendable, including the workforce .
Well Duuuuh
EVERY PLACE
where currency/ cachet
Rules supreme 😩
@@barrymarron4704 f&^king hell easy tiger lol 😆
Lolol. I learned government betrayal when I turned 18. Lolol.
"I learned government betrayal when I turned 18." Depending on which nation you live in are you planning to support putting that on others (and how many?) depending on how you vote or don't?
This is still the best movie from the series . Remember it's 1979 .
For many reasons, that one you mentioned especially. You have to really feel like you're there stuck on the Nostromo with the crew, and many of today's filmmakers would struggle to have the environment & setting as the real "star" of the show. It was very easy to screw up the formula, but they got it right with Alien (minus a few nitpicks). The caliber of actor back then was better IMO too. Today, not many actors are truly convincing.
@@pablot-r9402 I got scared when the alien blood was acid, I was very young .
To me is the best acted SF film of all time. Every actor delivers an exceptional performance.
100% It was made with passion and in an era in which the key elements of film had reached a high point. The effects industry was still in its infancy, but the folks working on this film made up for it with their talent and ingenuity. And let's be honest: the current era of film has proven that effects most certainly are not the end all be all of sci-fi film.
Alien Isolation is better than most of the films.
Weaver was born to play this role.
Sigourney is Ripley❤
Asombrosa Sigourney Weaver. La mejor por siempre!
She was nominated for an Oscar.
Eeyup. I hope they never remake this.
Я видел ЕЁ.. портрет в книжке..........(1992 год) Я влюбился......
Crew expendable…that would be soul crushing. Especially when the mechanics were arguing earlier in the film about wanting a larger share for risking their lives to find out what caused the signal and Ripley sided with the company. The mechanics were right to want more money since they were not a rescue ship and the company only focused on their profits and not its employees.
That fiendish ending line of the message: "Crew expendable." bursting Ripley's despair, fear and utmost anger out is film history.
The problem was that the computer didn't know the difference between "insure" and "ensure"
See, even at that time AI was crappy ... :D
Oof I never noticed that
I rewatched this as an adult, and that phrase took me out of the movie temporarily. I had to wonder how many eyes that script must have passed through, and no one fixed this??
@@ryok8090 Amurka's many investments in STOOPA are really paying off! The other day I saw a so-called journalist standing with a bust of Homer---and she called it "a head statue." (Also, virtually all media klowns think "media" is singular: it's "media ARE biased," not "media IS biased.") First you corrupt the language, and then everything else goes to pot. We're swimming in shadows of our own delusionary minds, like visiting New Zealand with a road-map of Texas. Guaranteed to crash.
Someone "should of" caught that
This movie is one of the best film in history. This movie is groundbreaking film in the science fiction and horror genres. A truly masterpiece.
When Ash showed up next to Ripley with that polite, unsettling smile, that is a great horror moment. 1:28 Nowadays they'd have made it a jump scare by inserting a loud audio note, heck, even Aliens would.
Exactly what I was thinking.
Ash suddenly and quite unexpectedly being right there at the time is quite unexpected; it is perhaps a bit surprising that Ripley did not get very suddenly spooked and shocked right then and there by Ash; I mean, the killer alien-creature could have been right thereabouts at the time, perhaps, with Ripley not possessing a firearm at the time. Ripley was pretty calm and cool about Ash suddenly and unexpectedly arriving right there and then, other than that Ripley was quite understandably and quite reasonably upset and distressed regarding the information provided to her by Mother.
The good ol' ''less is more'', which is a completely lost art form today. Everything has to be so goddamn loud and jumpy, treating the audience like fucking babies!
excellent
He was suddenly there like "...'Sup Ripley". 😁 Yes, subtle "horror film" tactic that works well in this non-paranormal sci-fi action horror, a sudden appearance of a character or thing that's not exactly a "jump scare", but indeed as you say, immediately unsettling (a very "internalized" audience scare). It was logical to go forth from this scene with exposing to the characters & audience Ash was an android. The "jig" was officially up at that point.
The liminal space aura I get from this scene and many other set pieces of this movie is astounding.
The way Ripley breaks down for a moment after pushing Ash is one of the many reasons Sigourney Weaver will always be Ripley 😉❤️🔥
My favorite moment in the whole film., a film that is from start to finish filled with great moments. Superb acting by Weaver. I love her in Aliens but I would say her performance in Alien is just a little bit better.
@@trhansen3244 in many ways...yes! Because it's her breakout performance 🌟
I like it because it doesn't feel forced or Hollywood in any way
It's raw and realistic
@@SamuelBlack84 In no COPY of ALIEN i have seen acting as superb by Weaver in this very scene. And this is not the only scene that achieves stellar actor performance. It is very frustrating for me watching an ALIEN COPY and the actors and actrices playing very badly in emotionally very intense scenes.
Alien and Aliens. The only 2 movies I watch from the series.
Yes, the rest go from decent to some of the worst films ever made.
Actually Alien 3 was also very good. It is a great trilogy.
@@spearPYN it wasn't "very good"
Agreed…the rest were money grabs.
Alien 3 crapped all over Aliens
A few years ago I still found comments on social media saying that this was the only flawed, dated scene in this film. Today, it is interesting to note that new social media is based on textual communication, so this film got it right again.
A classic in all its grandeur!
You can type faster than you can speak, if you have a proper keyboard. And when messing with AI chatbots, you will get better results to your queries with precisely worded text. It's not dated at all!
@@jarvy251 Also, means the AI requires less processing power, which saves on cost.
A masterpiece.
Aliens too.
Sigourney Weaver is the Masterpiece!!!
The whole movie setting is a nightmare, and i love it. Like a twisted sci-fi fantasy. The wonky technology, distorted sounds, the moving doors, the rubbed walls with blinking lights, the breathing mother room, the general sense of claustrophobia. At the end the xenomorph is the less scary element.
Ash became almost as frightening as the creature in that moment. Some really great acting by all people involved.
Well the old hyperdynes always were a bit twitchy...
@@darania1 Not a fan of cornbread either huh.
Cornbreads fine not so keen on Bishops 'handy' knife tricks @CrniWuk
This film really has _two_ monsters, with Ash being the company's local appendage.
It was the most important addition of the Giler/Hill rewrite of O'Bannon and Shussett's original "Starbeast" script. Giler and Hill exaggerate how much they rewrote the story, pushing the idea that it was a complete do-over. But, really, MOST of the major plot beats are the same. But Giler and Hill's spark of genius was to realize that the Nostromo crew needed an enemy within to add an extra dimension to the narrative, to prevent the story from becoming too one-note. The Ash sub-plot provides that, along with the requisite 70s-style paranoia about corporate conspiracies.
I have seen this movie,I was 18 and I can still remember of it
Ian Holm - absolute legend.
Retro-futurism is so cool. All of the tech looks outdated yet very advanced at the same time
Of course it would’ve been regular futurism when it first came out but you know what I mean lol
"Ash open the door" is quite like "HAL OPEN THE DOOR"
yup, not coincidence either. Ridley is a big fan of 2001
It is "Open the Pod Bay doors, Hal" repeated a few times, then silence, and then
"No, I am afraid I cannot do that"
If HAL was Alexa ua-cam.com/video/3TWg80Jw8_s/v-deo.htmlsi=oJ_AGXVM88MUO2FJ
I'm sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't do that 🔴
So Ripley was talking with ChatGPT
Such a great actress
Sigourney Weaver the best actress ever
@@CrazyTechLab talentosa, inteligente y eternamente bella!
It's hard to believe this was made in 1979!!! It still looks fantastic today.
Have you seen "2001: A Space Odyssey" it's even more impressive design-wise, especially considering it came out in 1968
Oddly enough I think the "Mother" room is the only thing that really dates the movie now, aside from perhaps the cigarette smoking.
i am curious, why does it seem hard to believe that it was made in 1979?
@@wavertone Yeah, it IS slightly strange, given that "Star Wars" had come out two years previously. Now that really WAS a major step-up from most of what had gone before ("2001" being one of the few noteworthy forerunners).
I think movies actually went through a phase where they looked worse visually than a lot of predecessor work. I'm thinking of the late 90s in particular when there was so much shoddy CGI around, and poorly-implemented digital sets.
"Alien" is great first and foremost for its stellar sets and production design.
@@bonglesnodkins329 2001 was groundbreaking production design. Star Wars for its limited budget crafted the impression of a large grimy believable lived in world. Alien took that lived in look and went nuts and blade runner topped it all. No film since has done blade runner level production. It’s Ridley though, he built a forest in a soundstage with actual bears and deer and birds in it.
Ripley: When you read the company’s annual review about you
Ash: When the HR finds out
first time I saw this movie i was 9 years old !! spaceships, monsters, unknown planets.. so i fell in love with it. Now I'm nearly 50 years old and understand the emotions the characters and I'm still in love.
Ditto. I was 11, scared the shit out of me. the idea of a creature that terrifying, that you could not destroy ran my blood cold. Back in the day this was a very original and very scary story. It had a huge impact on me. when I saw Aliens I felt some of that fear come back.
Same here, 1972 😊 a sf kid in those days, still love the genre
yep, i was 11 in 81, saw it on VHS at home. I looked at my Dad and said what have u done...this was sci fi horror perfection.
I can’t imagine falling in love with this movie at age 9. I’m sure I was older than that when I saw it for the first time on TV (decades after it was released) and still found it terrifying to the point of hating it.
That simple "Crew Expendable" line, delivered without music, additional sound, or any other effect beyond Ripley's reaction was chilling, and perfect. The most incredible reveal of the film's second, arguably primary antagonist - Ash/The Corporation.
Ash is so freakn creepy! As I watched the movie for the first time (45 years ago) I knew that something was fishy with him as soon as I saw him in the first scene!
A friend's father was senior in Greater Union in Australia. The friend and I went to a non-public screening. Other people filed in as well. I guess they were employees. Families came in with small children thinking this was another ET. There were a number of hurried exits when the chest burster occurred. This was and remains an amazing movie and I will always remember it. 67 and counting years old, and still think it should have been acknowledged far more. And Ron Cobb was the best set designer, ever.
"Families came in with small children thinking this was another ET." -- Why would anyone think that when the movie poster's slogan is "In space no one can hear you scream"?
ET came out a couple years after Alien.
@@tsaicho yep 3 yrs actually
Love the fact that Captain or First Officer goes in there to read something confidential but they have their back to the door which has a window in it 😃
Holy moly...that was Bilbo Baggins of the Shire!
he will always be Ash, Peter jackson was nowhere in 79.
Yes, and he definitely on his longest journey yet..
To there and back 😊
@@meisterlymanu5214 He was great in both, and loved both roles.
1:48 this is exactly how I feel after five minutes in work
I'm liking the vacuum tube screens and the IBM style 1970s keyboard…
Timeless movie. The best sci fi movie ever
Alien 1979 upscaled to 4K from the Blu-ray version, with no DNR used. Edited and color graded in HDR and Dolby Vision. Although UA-cam currently doesn't support Dolby Vision, the video is HDR compatible. If UA-cam ever supports Dolby Vision in the future, this video should play in Dolby Vision as intended.
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Because its upscale tastfully not ai plastic crap
Ripley be like 'F**k this company, f**k this corporate job, I quit!'
Don't worry she will be loading crates in a mech suit in no time
Great actors. When Ripley attacks Ash,notice how is head & face reacts. Weird.
It's almost like a confused robot..
Because it malfunctioned.
Really miss the printer's grinding sound of moving ribbon!
It would be fun if Clippy appeared on the screen with the message, "It looks like you're trying to find information on an alien life-form..."
@1:29 how did Ash got inside the computer room without ripley noticing it ?
Magia del cine😂
Yeah, that never made sense.
Also, the computer misspelled "ensure". These li'l things bug my critical mind...😅
Its there. The door opens at 0.46.
He's synthetic.
I guess you are supposed to follow Ripley’s POV, super stressed and hyper focused on the computer without noticing your surroundings
Traveling through space on MS-DOS!
this 4K transfer is perfection.
Not really.
Sigourney Weaver is also excellent in "The Year of Living Dangerously"!
Please insert floppy disk b
omg I remember this. Dam I'm old....
Priority one: make sure to correctly spell 'ensure' rather than 'insure'
Humans have a tendency to disobey commands but robots (like Ash) never disobey.
Thats why they always keep a robot around.
@0:46 This is the moment Ash snuck inside the room notice the shadow coming in at the door behind Ripley on the far left. Never noticed that until now jesus...
But no noise from the door opening...
@@AndyBluebear-fi9om crowded out from all the noise coming from the computer cooling and venting systems
@@BlaneNostalgiaall that noise you mentioned wasn't that loud
@@AndyBluebear-fi9om I think it was a bit after 1:13 Just as the computer makes the big reveal. An incredibly subtle whoosh.
What a spot!
Lessons in how to write a strong female character. Absolutely ****ing iconic.
yes i think its v easy. Make her not too easy on the eye, give her strength but vulnerability. Also dont make her the star until later in the movie. We only saw Ripley alot until it was clear she was the survivor. Thats common sense film making. It was her greatest performance bc of R Scotts intelligence.
Literally noone has ever read this or will. Noone knows how to write an iconic female lead. Apparently no executive has ever seen alien
A strong character. Male and female should BOTH have vulnerabilities
@@fahdchoudry7763 Agreed. However, there is a prominent trend in fiction of all types, to focus on "strong female character", which unfortunately resembles writing a man and then making him a her. Or downwriting the male characters to elevate the female lead.
Very few movies will ever be this good.
Notice that the moment that the android got hit against the wall, at 1:37, it was the moment it malfunctioned.
God the 4k upscsle looks beautiful
This is right out of 2001 A Space Odyssey...the computer room, Ash's refusal to open the door. And it's deliberate, which makes it so powerful...
Of course in the future there is no way someone would be asking a computer questions via a clunky keyboard and in modern day Sc-fi it always be a verbal conversation between the human an computer via Ai but this scene is so strong because of the silence and the suspense of reading the the screen with the ambient noises in back ground, works so well and modern cinema lacks these intimate and atmospheric moments I feel. Also this scene has reminded me that this film isn't just about the horror of Aliens bursting out of chests, it's about the horror of what humans are capable of and what their sociopathic agendas are 'humans are expendable' the amazing balance of psychological and physical horror is so brilliantly executed here.
Why not? You can type faster than you can speak, and a precisely worded query via text will get you a better result faster from an AI than a vocal input that can be misheard or misinterpreted. Vocal inputs "feel" futuristic but make for a pretty bad user experience when you have the space for a full keyboard arrangement instead.
@@jarvy251 my point was that most modern sci-fi films would feature voice command Ai, we actually see it in 2001 Space odyssey also which is 1968! It’s obviously a more realistic situation when dealing with an Ai, talking to it is much more natural and efficient, but I digress, my point was, this scene is more effective due to the silence and coldness of reading the computers response rather than having a persona or human-like voice that responds.
yes it was Kubrick esque in that regard, though the final version had been tossed through the blender until Scott finally added some groundedness to it.
Nah, think about it. Every time we Google something, we interact with text. Most of our present AI models receive text prompts. Text is totally feasible
@@tyedrichill8097 no you’re not understanding, I’m talking about cinematic archetypes, and in this case, the technological interface. If this scene was done today it would be verbalised because that has become the norm, it’s the type of scenario we expect when we envision a far away future and our relationship with Ai.
That close up on Ash @ 2:16 always horrified me
And it's actually only poor Bilbo!
It's because of the ring
He was like: 'I can't let you live. You know too much.'
It looks so much cleaner and updated , picture perfect.
Acabo de ver esta semana alien romulus con todos mis respetos por fede alvarez esta escena vale por toda su película que dos actores ninguno de los de alien romulus les llega a la suela de los zapatos la desesperación aceptada en el rostro de Ripley y la jeta de cabronazo de ash para enmarcar
LOVELY MOMENT…. WHEN ASH GOT TURNED TO ASH! FOR BEING AN ASH HOLE 🕳️ 😅😂🤦🏽♂️
When I was younger at the movies watching this … a guy stood up & yelled A ROASTED PEANUT! When ash got the flamethrower to da face!
The whole theater was laughing!
I still watch this and it still feels like it was made last week. Truly timeless.
That moment at 0:59, she is in the brink of tears.
She suspects the answer, yet can't fathom the lack of humanity of their employers.
That then boils over into actual anger at 1:09-
1:31, a mix of acceptance and denial until she is interrupted and the feelings, being kept under the surface the whole time, explode into the foreground. Despair and rage, she doesn't know what to do with herself. But she knows, she is more or less alone on this. Which is then confirmed when she can't raise them on the radio.
This is not a simple betrayal.
@Bogeyatyour6YT - The subtleties of her expressions are interesting: her puzzlement at 0:29 when she makes a mistake (presumably?) in typing/turning on the system (notice that it takes her two tries to boot up "Mother"); then corrects it and ever so slightly nods her head at 0:36 once the GUI appears, as if saying to herself, "Good, at least it's working"; then reacts with puzzlement/mild irritation at 0:47-0:48 when Mother doesn't respond to her first query ("Did I type that right? Or is THIS the right question to ask?"); and then, in quick succession, the realizations that you bring up. (Perhaps I'm reading user confusion into this, but her actions suggest that either she's never used Mother before or else her frustration with the situation is causing her to make computing errors.)
yes and i think only a woman could have played this scene which tended to give credence to making Ripley a female. Its a uniquely strong yet vulnerable scene that SW does beautifully. If they had made Dallas or Kane the hero, this moment would have been lost.
I've worked in IT for almost 20 years and I always wanted a server room that looked like this.
The ONLY movie in the franchise that really got the formula right. Even Aliens - as good as it was - felt like just a standard big-bucks action movie that happened to take place in the Alien universe. The rest are just embarrassing shlock.
i said that to my mates aged 16 in 86 at the time. my beloved was Alien and Cameron fkd it.
Such an important scene.
Impressive video quality
Thank you , glad you like my work.
THis movie and THe THing in 1981 revolutionized the whole SCI-FI UNIVERSE of FILMS.
My gosh she was so young back then. I love this move.
This film is so good! I don't care what my friends say, Alien 1979 will always be better than any other Alien franchise movies
bc it was easily the best. Watch the making of it, it was a uniquely expensive and very grandiose project, something studios refused to do again, from Aliens onwards. Gigers visions and art are all over Alien, they built an entire studio of obscenity to give it realism. Kids in astronaut costumes, mirrors angled to give corridors, cow bladders as pre launched face huggers. Immense.
the greatest masterpiece in this genre and still unrivalled today.
What's there to upscale? The version of the film on 4K Bluray and streaming is already 4K HDR. This just looks like you made it worse by removing the film grain and adding an overly aggressive sharpening filter.
quality on point
Love that SA profile keys on that keyboard
Master Piece Movie.
Sci-fi horror movies of the 70s & early 80s have this dreadful, tension filled, claustrophobic feel, with fear & death brooding about.
And no other movie in that genre better exemplifies & highlights those distinct features than the first Alien, the finest & most frightening in that field of Sci-fi horror. An iconic classic, both a trendsetter & transcendent.
dont get me started friend on horror 73 to 86. It shaped me into the serial killer i am today. I count 35 iconic movies during those 13 goryious years.
Go to 1:03, just noticed this. Mother misspelled the word "override"...
When discover a friend is a corporate spy 1:34
Ripley's distress is palpable, great acting by Sigourney.
One of the best scifi and suspense movies ever, if not the best
Agreed! I have the trilogy & Resurrection,Prometheus, & Alien Covenant
Occasionally watch them still to this day!
Recuerdo que cuando vi la película por primera vez esta escena me impresionó y la frase "Crew is expendable" . Casi puede sentir la angustia de Ripley, luego se descubre que el sinistro oficial científico es... (ahí lo dejo) y cobra sentido todo lo que hizo hasta ahora, incluido el abrir la puerta antes de que la tripulación cumpliera con la cuarentena.
Sorry Sigourney, according to Jennifer Lawrence, this movie never happened.
That wind gust sound like breathing is fantastic.
Took a date to see this when it first came out.
When the chest buster scene happened..SHE JUMPED OUT OF HER SEAT..😃
One of the best dates I went on..
This film is so much better than alien romulus I saw last night.
Just brilliant, what a scene for the ages.
Bilbo! Open the door.
Excited for Romulous.
Can you imagine what this movie would have been like if Ridley Scott had stuck with the studio's original plan of having a male lead? It would have seemed like a hundred other sci-fi formula movies.
Is this on 4k bluray for commercial?
Computers are so ancient?
Green monochrome screens, CRT monitors, heavy duty keyboards etc...!
And the look at the crap they put out now.
1:27 My dad got a chance to watch this Amazing horror film In the theater when he was a kid. And he Said that the entire audience gasped when this text showed up Saying that the crew was expendable 😱
Can Mother run Crysis?
I LOVE the way she looks, even before the final scene.
I never noticed all the labels on the buttons in mother's chamber had legible text. I really thought the ai was extrapolating but I went back to some original clips and it's there.
How did Ash get in the room without Ripley hearing the door slide open?
It was in the script.
Love this movie
What is this? Why did someone do an upscale? There is already a basically perfect 4k UHD HDR transfer on the 4k disc. This makes everything and everyone look fake. All the film grain has been scrubbed.
The low tech computers look even more ridiculous in 4K. Let the old images stay :)
So I take it it didn't go well or you couldn't do it well either way after the first glass of wine most women make their decision if the man is worthy of a sex night XENA. A little secret you didn't know about women, well because I'm the Creator babe, 😊 I knew. I am the future, but sometimes I like to see others future. Don't sweat it XENA I mean we've together forever seems like fighting this war looking for my Stargate keys which I got them back, all so we can all get back to our lives. 😊❤
I've always thought that Ripley damaged Ash when she slammed him like that (making him go nuts). But I've never read the novelization of the movie.
I'm sorry but this is a hideous upscale. AI ruins everything.
funny on the French version this passage was dubbed with the vf voice of Sigourney Weaver and the same with a voice for mom