Alien (1979) LV-426 Rough Landing Scene Movie Clip Upscale 4k UHD HDR Sigourney Weaver

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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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[@TheTechCguy]

And this was the beginning of the end for the Nostromo. Nostalgia. 😱👽☠️

[@averyvaliant]

"Kick on the floods".... *turns on the Christmas tree lights* haha

[@jaydyer6682]

🤣

[@Arms872]

No one in space can see you smoke

[@LustVanGoth]

Amazing work, cant wait for speed or twister :D

[@moviesandpopcorn2958]

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[@janetd5317]

Love this film ❤

[@дарчојандреоски]

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[@DžanárdanJaroslav]

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[@nateinindy3460]

The “sun” can’t be coming up in 20 minutes. A star, some other named or unnamed,ed star could be, but not the sun. An android should know that…

[@davidfbenko]

I always assumed “sun” just meant the biggest local light source.

[@Nill757]

Immediately clear in the movie that most all the crew complains about everything, all the time, w nothing but venal interests, barely doing there jobs. I suppose Ridley likes that kind of thing, fine. But it doesn’t work w this enormously complex and capable space faring fleet. People like that don’t build worlds w space travel like that. Like finding some jungle fishing village somewhere that builds and services private jets. Stupid.

[@georgekitchen7046]

You're assuming a lot of things here, without trying to consider other possibilities. Imagine at this point in time that spaceships are as common as cars. Do you look back at a 1986 Cadillac and say it's complex? These people are most likely as trained as everyone else in using a ship. The ship is clearly an old one, as there are signs of wear everywhere. It's used as a tug to tow oil around. These people are bottom of the rung, working class types. Instead of being condescending and calling it stupid, as if you know better than Ridley and O'Bannon, try to think it through more.

[@Nill757]

@@georgekitchen7046 yes I agree most of the crew Ridley portrays are working class types abused by Big Co. I’m an engineer, and on this subject I do know more than Ridley, but it doesn’t matter. It’s common sense for those who build gear. Our Spacecraft complexity is a couple orders more complicated than aircraft, as aircraft are to cars. Interstellar spacecraft will several orders of mag more complex than our spacecraft. That’s the level of society it takes to build/operate these things, or they won’t happen. There’s no going back to log rafts to cross oceans, ever. You might as well have said imagine spaceships in Ripley time are as common as horses, and this one is like an old horse. But I think you know that’s a gross oversimplification, as are old cars. Gene Roddenberry got it about right w Star Trek. Ridley likes his dystopian everything run by the oppressed, fine, but it’s not going to the stars.

[@seikibrian8641]

@@Nill757 "Ridley likes his dystopian everything run by the oppressed, fine, but it’s not going to the stars." That's what people 200 years ago might have said about big oil tankers and freighters. If you've spent any time on the docks, you know that this is exactly how union/versus management attitudes are, and the condition most of the ships are in.

[@Nill757]

@@seikibrian8641 Take a look around the world and at history. The king and peasants model doesn’t get anywhere. They stay stuck w horse and buggy. If you want airplanes, mass produced autos, telephones, computers, etc, that required modern freer western societies w an educated competent middle class that had a stake in the things they built. Still lots of flaws, but czar and peasants model would be shoveling dung forever and not building spaceships.

[@grant8917]

I’m surprised they didn’t kill each other, would have saved the Xenomorph time.

[@drivingintothedesertuntilt3202]

pronouns detected, landing rejected

[@scarletbanana6429]

Pal please. What does this joke mean.