Oh hai, neighbours! New sub from Norway :) Hope you watch all in this series if you liked it enough!

All the Alien movies are worth watching really, but especially Aliens, and the recent Alien Romulus was pretty good too

They didn’t have cgi back then.

there was no cgi in 1979 movies. it was all practical sets and scale models.

Two youngsters are boarding the "Nostromo." What will these young ones make of this "old, long, slow-moving, character-centered, no-DFX" movie? 3:23 The Company is sending the equivalent of a freighter crew to "do science" on an unexplored planet! 5:38 Recent viewers have described the derelict alien ship as either "the Devil's Horseshoe" or "a Forbidden Doughnut.";) 5:46 The Space Jockey, a mystery for years. 6:55 The first jump scare. 7:19 This conversation has become iconic due to recent events. 7:38 The Face Hugger and Acid Blood. 8:58 A Props Dept. work of ART, made of sea animals. 9:57 Kane's last meal. 10:33 The Xenomorph, scaring audiences for over 40 years. 11:48 Along came Jones. 13:01 Say hello to Bolaji Badejo. 14:08 You're in command, Ripley. 14:30 In 1979, this was my "WTF? Ash ISN'T Human!?" moment. 15:27 Most didn't see this coming. 17:15 I've read that Lambert is standing in for us, the audience. 18:43 Escape route cut off, stop Destruct to gain time for Plan B. 22:05 Tonight's entree on the shuttle "Narcissus" is Steamed Xenomorph in Shell. 22:35 Correction, Char-Broiled Xenomorph. This and the next movie made newcomer Sigourney Weaver a major movie star. On to "Aliens" (1986)!

horror genre has changed a lot over the last 45 years. in 1979 this was def a sci-fi horror. and it's a lot scarier when you go in blind and see it in a theater. on tv it loses a but of fear factor. i wouldnt say it's too confusing. they're a civilian crew heading home. they got re-routed to new coordinates and the android was directed to retrieve the alien. they having standing orders to investigate possible life forms. it got loose and killed them all. ALIENS, the sequel is a must watch and further develops the aliens.

Great reaction! It is very interesting to see your joint detailed reaction to the film Robocop 1987. This is a cool classic movie 🦾🤖🔥 Do you have any plans to do it?

Have you seen the movie Tarzan The Fearless from 1933?

Classic movie

Great movie

12:11 That scene hits so, so much harder once you know what’s what.

Hi! Thank you for pick this film up, I've watched it a few times before and didn't really understand it, but this time I think I understood and enjoyed it a lot! I haven't finished yet, but I've started watching The Matrix Reloaded.😃 Which one will you watch? I'm looking forward to your next choice and reaction! Here in Osaka, Japan, we still have a bit of summer atmosphere, but the beautiful autumn has begun.🌰🍁😍 and how is your new apartment?😊

Disagree with nearly everything the guy on the right said, opinions huh? If some of the movie seems cliched now it is because it has influenced a lot of what came later. The concept was utterly ground breaking back in a time when the internet was still in its infancy and computing power was less than a 1000th of what it is now. The whole human battery thing wasn't the original idea of the Matrix, that was dumbed down for the masses who weren't familiar with computer technology and advanced concepts such as human brains being used as processors to create a neural network which was the original concept. As for the love conquers all trope, it may be overused and can be corny if not done well, but the human mind is a powerful thing and combined with extreme emotional states can create miracles. Indeed our existence and consciousness are near impossible statistically speaking but free will and the ability to imagine things that do not exist are truly a miracle since the Universe being causal should be deterministic which precludes free will as there is no mechanism to allow for it. And the fact that we are able to manipulate the physical world through our will and beyond that invent and create the shape the reality we live in should elicit a little more respect for the concept of love and the power of our emotions and their influence over human evolution, how civilisations have been shaped and the World we live in.

I was a special effects enthusiast when this came out and the effects did amaze me sincerely. It was as good as any good marvel effect. Trinity 's fight scene was awesome 🤛👊

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The ending of this movie made me feel something similar like losing someone you really love

I always loved both I never felt like I had to choose and they are both totally different shows. I don’t get why they were ever pitted against each other in the first place!

This movie has one of the best and most bittersweet romances I have ever seen in a movie. It's just so cute and sad at the same time. 😢

Great reaction, look forward to you guys reacting to the all the Classic Star Trek episodes in order, before the 6 original movies 🙂🖖

This is just Ghibli magic. This film doesn't need a complex story to be good. It's just a cute little film, and what's make it so good.

It's my favourite movie of all time. Thank you for that reaction, and I'm glad that you enjoyed it.😊

Easily my favorite Hayao Miyazaki film, bar none.

I don't know if you are aware of it, but there is a two-part expansion of this episode, it's called 'The Menagerie' where they more fully explain this story line. It's really good, part of the original series, S1-11 and S1-12

Naokos sickness was basically uncurable. Tuberculosis was a death sentence back then. She likely wanted to spend her last months with jiro, rather than spending the rest of her life in the hospital with like... a 1% chance shed get better.

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One of my Top 5 Favourite Ghibli movies. Also this movie has one of the slowest pacing out of all their catalogs along with The Tale of the Princess of Kaguya.

Fascinating entry point into the franchise. I would have never thought to reccomend starting with this one. There are plot elemnts which I woul;d think might be confusing to a non Trekker. Trouble is all the alternatives I can think of have issues as well depending on the audience. I grew up on the Original Series so naturally the first season would be my first inclination, but I would be concerned about losing a younger audience due to it being dated presentation wise. I guess i would have reccommended the even numbered OG Trek movies (plus Search for Spock) to start, then followed by the Khan episode from the OS to set the hook.

The dub is also amazing one of the voice actor is Liam neeson

I'd say Space Seed is the most integral episode to the second original series movie. The rest are just good background information episodes but don't have any real impact on the movies.

Star Trek are basically morality plays.

This pilot was deemed as too cerebral for audiences at the time, so it was rejected, and a second pilot was approved which led to the more well known characters. :)

George Lucas was a huge Star Trek viewer and fan. My advice, definitely watch in Production order, see how the first two go "Where No Man Has Gone Before" and "The Corbomite Maneuver". If you don't decid to watch all the first season, then you'll have plenty of recommendation for the best ones.

Have you seen “The Castle of Cagliostro”? It’s not strictly a Ghibli film but it’s directed and screenplayed by Hayao Miyazaki. Lot of people just think of it as a honorary Ghibli film.

should read the manga. This movie is just 1/7 of the entire story...

I am more aligned with "fantasy/whisked away to another world" movies, but I don't mind some of the slice of life movies. With that being said here's my tierlist... S: Howls, Spirited Away, Mononoke, Nausica, Kaguya, Castle in the Sky, Lupin: Cagliostro Castle A: Ponyo, The Cat Returns, Totoro, Kiki's, Earthsea, Pom Poko, Yamadas B: Fireflies, Arietty, Marnie C: Porco Rosso, Only Yesterday, Whisper of the Heart D: Ocean Waves, Wind Rises, Poppy Hill E: Earwig and the Witch

This is the failed pilot. It was too intellectual, so they were asked to try again and they made "Where No Man Has Gone Before," which was accepted.

Moi! sounds great! My friend also said, will watch the new one "Deadpool & Wolverinein" in the movie theater! I liked "Spider man", especially the first one♡ and now a bit interested in "Inside out 2" too. wow! are you going to move, and in the same city? Your tattoo is nice color on you, dose it have meaning of the picture? I don't have any but some of my friends said about the meaning for that.😊 relaxing day🍵✨ I hope safe and smooth for moving🚚✌✨

This is the most beautiful Japanese movie

One of my faves! Big head aliens, pretty girls, ray guns, weird psychic stuff....how can you not love it????? I was a very little child when this premiered. My uncle purchased the first color television set in our family just to view Star Trek. As for best episodes..."City on the Edge of Forever" is widely regarded as the best episode. A couple other high rated episodes I like are "Devil in the Dark","Amok Time" and "Where No Man has Gone Before". Other favorites for me are "Mudd's Women", "The Trouble With Tribbles", "Return of th Archons", "Journey to Babel", "The Corbomite Maneuver", "All our Yesterdays" and the episode "Space Seed" forms the basis for the second film "Wrath of Khan". I'm subscribing in hopes you watch more of these.

Glad this reaction just popped up in my YT feed to watch. This movie is made for people who never watched old Star Trek. Old Star Trek was more about storytelling & used special effects sparingly over special effects used constantly. It's good for that reason & although I don't like how they changed everything away from original Star Trek, giving us the "Kelvin Timeline". That being said, it's a fun action movie. Just don't think about the plot too much! Enjoy the constant action, yelling, screaming, lens flairs & great special effects!

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Where's the reactions for the later episodes

And you guys went for the most Star Wars Trek movie by the time it came out... Watch Insurrection to rate good Trek.

Number one ( Executive Officer) was Majel Barrett, she became the nurse in TOS (Nurse Chapel). She's Gene Roddenberry's wife. She was also in The Next Generation as Lwaxana Troi, Deanna Troi's mother. Spock here is the science officer maybe the third officer in rank.

Spock's role was Science Officer. The dark haired woman (who eventually married Roddenberry) was just known as "Number One" and was the first officer.

George Lucas said that Mel Brooks couldn’t make Lone Star look like Han Solo. So Mel Brooks made him look like Indiana Jones instead.

Pilot - What we want. TV series - After network says what we can do Look up funny green girl filming and editing story.

It's great to see younger people get interested in these classic comedies. I would recommend most Mel Brooks features like Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, Young Frankenstein, History of the world Part 1, and Blazing Saddles. And you may want to see ALIEN.

This was a failed pilot and never aired. Later, there is a 2-part episode that uses this footage. But once you get into the series with Captain Kirk, its better. This was a brainy episode, and the studio wanted a series more adventure oriented. Give it a chance. It will make you think, and at the same time, its fun.

Spaceballs is better than Disney Star Wars.