ALIEN (The Perfect Organism) EXPLORED

Hey guys, what’s happening? Niyat here with film comics explained, and as requested, in the lead-up to Halloween, today we’re finally doing a deep dive of 1979’s Alien.
Directed by the venerable Ridley Scott, the film is a harrowing odyssey into the abyss of deep space, unfurling a tale steeped in suspense and primal horror.
The narrative unfolds aboard the USCSS Nostromo, a commercial space tug returning to Earth, whose seven-member crew is inadvertently thrust into a nightmarish crucible of extraterrestrial terror.
The saga begins when the crew, nestled in hyper-sleep, is prematurely awakened by the ship's computer, Mother, in response to a cryptic transmission emanating from a distant, uncharted planetoid. Obligated by corporate decree to investigate potential signs of intelligent life, the crew, albeit reluctantly, descends upon the barren, windswept landscape, unwittingly setting the stage for an encounter with an entity as hostile as it is unknown.
This alien life form, a predator of unparalleled cunning and lethality, soon infiltrates the Nostromo, precipitating a desperate struggle for survival. As the crew grapples with the alien menace lurking within the ship's shadowy confines, they are also ensnared by the machinations of their employer, Weyland-Yutani, a corporation with sinister, undisclosed intentions concerning the alien organism.
The resulting conflict weaves a tense, atmospheric web of psychological and body horror, exploring themes of isolation, corporate malfeasance, and the inexorable, haunting fear of the unknown.
In this video we’re going to explore the story, the xenomorph, the characters and the amazing production of the film that launched one of my favourite franchises of all time.
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[@shainewhite2781]

It won Best Visual Effects. It made $200 million dollars at the box office. It put Sigourney Weaver on the map. It spawned 3 sequels, 2 spinoff films, 2 crossover films, toys, comic books, video games, graphic novels. Its been regarded as one of the scariest motion pictures ever made.

[@corning1]

The scariest? Sadly this is half right.

[@oxtailsoup6493]

I think the original Exorcist is widely considered to be the scariest movie of all time.

[@sonofagreatsouthernland]

And rightly so....pure quality.

[@benf6822]

@oxtailsoup6493 I'd give it scariest sci fi horror though for sure.

[@willz0452]

I agree maybe back then but nowadays its more or less a cartoon@@oxtailsoup6493

[@maggs131]

A masterpiece like 79 alien doesn't come around often enough. The writing, cast, design, atmosphere, music and effects all aligned perfectly like the planets and created one of the best horror movies ever

[@benf6822]

And even the sequel was solid, shame they stopped there.

[@maggs131]

@benf6822 aliens was a great movie too but for different reasons than alien. Alien 3 and 4 are fun movies but can't compete with the greatness of 1 & 2

[@benf6822]

@maggs131 oh I agree. Aliens was way more sci fi than horror The others were basically slightly dark popcorn flicks, not bad but not worth acclaim. They do get unfairly shit on though.

[@aisutistoto5771]

​@@benf6822Except the prequels. **Those** are noncanon bullshit invented by a man who never should've been given creative control.

[@benf6822]

@aisutistoto5771 the messed up thing, I'd have actually enjoyed Prometheus if the scientists had half a brain. Too much reaching in that movie.

[@ramonserna8089]

I really loved the first movie because they all acted competent and believable unlike 70% of horror films where the protagonists have the survival instincts of lemmings.

[@Snootypriss]

It's the best formula. Very competent people up against impossible odds. The Terminator and The Thing are great examples too

[@p4rt_t1me_g0d]

Yeah because going back for a cat is survival 101.

[@wrnjxn7131]

The crews in both prequel films were deliberately handpicked to be incompetant unstable labrat lemmings by WY to gather data and xeno assets through cleanup crews salvaging 'accidents', rather than the Nostromo gang who were a random crew of relatively level-headed and able miners who just stumbled on xeno contact.

[@royalecrafts6252]

Kind of, a crew wouldnt be that stupid not to put the facehugger guy into stasis so he wont compromised the life of others

[@wrnjxn7131]

​@royalecrafts6252 *spoilers* . . . The infected in Prometheus are deliberately kept unfrozen as overseen by David acting on Weyland's orders, then the first infected in Covenant is made so by a pathogen rather than facehugger, which the few remaining crew members who discover him barely have time to even realise before shoving him into the medical quarantine room. You don't just instantly freeze any patient showing any kind of symptom upon visiting an unknown alien planet, and the Covenant crew had absolutely no awareness of xenomorphs or how to deal with them. They don't know what the Prometheus crew learned. Then the pathogen breeds so quickly that within minutes of being put in the room and before being able to be assessed by the skeleton crew trying to contact the scouts, it's already prime to burst. The rest of the crew didn't even have time to get far from the ship, before scrambling back. Then the priest doesn't even make it back to any crew members before bursting.

[@scarletcrusader5431]

God this movie still holds up extremely well even 44 years later

[@benf6822]

It's peak sci fi horror for sure

[@stunitech]

It really does, I watched it again recently and other than the Atari 2600 super computers its timeless

[@sonofagreatsouthernland]

EPIC is the word you maybe looking for....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@scarletcrusader5431]

@@stunitech Nah the Atari Super Comps help add to the timelessness.

[@scarletcrusader5431]

@@sonofagreatsouthernland This isn't 2011 so no it isn't

[@sonofagreatsouthernland]

What a movie!!!! It's that good, it can be watched 100 times and you'll still find things that'll enthrall you with it. Truly a SciFi masterpiece!

[@madambutterfly1997]

The xenomorph always seems scarier when theres just one when a whole hive should objectively be worse

[@russmanYT]

It's always one versus noncombatants in cramp quarters of a ship. The hive was against the Colonial Marines, and to be fair, they would wipe the floor with the xenomorphs in a lot of situations. Turns out violence really is a pretty decent solution to this problem.

[@bigboss4993]

Especially since when it's one xeno it seems like it tries to be more careful and stealthy

[@ronengle9524]

Because a lone xeno will stalk and hunt

[@merlintym1928]

Alien and Aliens are both great, perfect movies! You just gotta know ones a horror flick and ones action.

[@bigboss4993]

@@merlintym1928 like T1 and T2

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, to those who made this project. RIP, Jerry Goldsmith, Composer RIP, HR Giger, Concept Design RIP, Harry Dean Stanton, Brett RIP, John Hurt, Kane. RIP, Yaphat Kotto, Parker RIP, Derek Vanlint, Cinematography RIP, Terry Rawlings, Film Editing RIP, Gordon Carroll, Producer RIP, David Giler, Producer RIP, Dan O'Bannon.

[@31minutesago]

RIP Franchise.

[@vexile1239]

May they all find peace in the journey beyond our current lives

[@augurcybernaut4785]

RIP Bolaji Badejo….thanks for the memories

[@ndhickson3599]

RIP Ian Holm, Ash RIP Helen Horton, Mother RIP Eddie Powell and Roy Scammell, stuntmen and also played the Xeno in a few scenes

[@CharlesH-t9r]

Rip Stan Winston

[@shawnwinters2836]

I've been listening to this channel for as long as I can remember; just casually when I see videos pop-up in my feed. What I love most, is the fact that this channel hasn't tried growing out of its audience. It has retained the same theme, and feeling it had years ago. Too often do I see channels trying to grow into things that lose me as a viewer.

[@benf6822]

I understand why some do, like when they start to run out of material, but this is pretty much a bottomless pool of material. Hell he can even go into books if he wants and keep the same format.

[@hexalot4357]

@@benf6822the same can be said about creators who focus on video games. Endless amount of material yet some of them don’t deserve the attention and money.

[@benf6822]

@@hexalot4357 true, but their content isn't nearly as good as FCE. But if you do like good quality being pulled from games, shows and movies Roanoke is a good one

[@paulaburrows8660]

I'm one of the weird people who actually loves the first 45 mins or so of Alien. The landing on LV426 and the discovery of the derelict and space jockey. The visual and audio design are perfect and beautifully haunting

[@CalienteQuack]

dude yes, im the same. I adore the beginning

[@lisabagdonjones1950]

So do I. I really never understood people who weren't fascinated by it

[@Ken-fh4jc]

It’s a bit slow for a lot of people but totally worth it. They give you just enough world building, character development, and tone. 90% of new movies front load everything in the first ten minutes.

[@CMDR_Verm]

I've said for many years that I only need to see the film up to the discovery of the space-jockey. Everything that follows is just the icing on the cake. I find the Nostromo, both exterior and interior design, endlessly fascinating. The customised look to the crews outfits that convey a sense of individualism. As someone who plays a certain online multiplayer game Alien is a constant source of inspiration. I didn't ask for an in-depth look into the movie, there are many available, but I'm not sorry I watched this particular one, it was excellent.

[@HimitsuHunter]

You not weird, you just have taste.

[@JiiWoon]

The fact it was made in the 70’s is still insane to me , what a film!

[@ChrisM-yq2pq]

Lots of great 70s and 80s movies. More original

[@aceundead4750]

One of my favorite behind the scenes things for this film is the chestburster scene, according to most sources the only cast member who knew exactly what was going on was John Hurt, so everyone else had a reaction like something was really going wrong when he started convulsing.

[@Flint-Dibble-the-Don]

He had to be attached to the table so they had to have some clue as to what might be going on.

[@Ken-fh4jc]

I’ve heard this too a very long time ago.

[@mrdavman13]

@@Ken-fh4jcit’s a myth. They had seen the script. But it was sorta vague. It just said “the alien emerges” or something like that. They didn’t know how visceral it would be and didn’t know they would be sprayed with blood. But the body double took a whole day to set up so they Forsure knew something along the lines of what would happen, but they didn’t get the whole picture ahead of time. So we got better reactions and more real reactions

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

Yup!

[@MetroCop2077]

Yeah sure i love these fake stories lmfao, same with joker exploding hospital in dark knight 😂😂😂

[@sfkeepay]

An exceptional essay, suggestive of contemplation and care, particularly in the delightful writing, and delivered at speed though with fidelity to clarity. Great job!

[@filmcomicsexplained]

Wow, thank you!

[@AncestorEmpire1]

A dad taking his son to an R rated horror film. Those were the days.

[@filmcomicsexplained]

😂

[@vexile1239]

This movie gave my mum nightmares since she watched it back in '84... she suffered with those nightmares until June last year

[@Ken-fh4jc]

Parents seem most concerned with nudity. I’m a 40 year old man and watched this movie a few years ago and had to shut it off at won’t point it was so disturbing.

[@AncestorEmpire1]

@@Ken-fh4jcI watch Aliens, Aliens, and Hellraiser in one night when I was 8. It was an experience

[@randallbesch2424]

@@Ken-fh4jc certain elements of the Xenomorph are found in our Nature from the inner mouth to using hosts to finish gestating.

[@NakedSnake85]

I have been hooked to these Alien analysis videos lately. The movie just leaves so much in your imagination in certain areas, its super scary... And the fact that we are talking/analyzing this movie 40-50 years from its release, tells a lot how good it really is🔥

[@itzybitzyspyder]

I saw Alien on VHS when i was 7. It affected me. It's one of my favorite movies ever made. It's truly a masterpiece.

[@jamesbodnarchuk3322]

As a kid in the 70’s I was lucky to see great films like this!❤

[@robertmaybeth3434]

This one, Star wars, and Apocalypse now were the only good things to come out of the 1970's

[@nathanfitzgerald6651]

Back when I was a 7-year-old kid visiting my aunt, she let me watch her favorite movie Alien with her on HBO. Needless to say, as a small child, I was utterly traumatized by this movie. When I was a small child I did have some scary nightmares after seeing Alien at such a young age.

[@filmcomicsexplained]

I had a similair experience with the sequel ALIENS lol

[@impy2d843]

I had the same experience when I saw this film at a young age, kept me up at night.

[@Powder-sj7qg]

Resurrection was my nightmare fuel with the Newborn

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I never actually saw the deleted scene and extended version back then and, oh boy, these were so bone-chilling when I finally saw these

[@Billbeaux]

A master class in filming and a master class in making this video, Niyat. It's a shame that Ridley has lost his edge and is no longer the masterful artist that he once was.

[@bobbyblitz2379]

Gladiator, Black Hawk Down, Kingdom of Heaven, American Gangster, The Martian. You don’t know much about good movies 🤣

[@randallbesch2424]

@@group-music correct I just went my own way with Alien.

[@skynotaname2229]

The spaceship looks so real, it's simplistic and efficient, like the set was built by engineers.

[@joshXnovak1]

I’m honestly surprised this is just now happening. I have written this off as being a video from like 5 or 6 years ago at this point. I am exceedingly pleasantly surprised to see this. PLEASE do more Alien Franchise videos .

[@justenbeashel]

My thoughts exactly!

[@mcapps1]

This is a re- upload.

[@joshXnovak1]

@@mcapps1you’re joking…really? Man, what a bummer.

[@filmcomicsexplained]

No its not a reupload. I covered alien in a 5-6 minute video when I first started the channel, but had not done a deep dive like this. @@joshXnovak1

[@ElderNewt]

We really do need more movies like Alien in todays market. The way it was made, acted and everything was absolute peak.

[@imassiah]

Love the content as always Niyat!

[@filmcomicsexplained]

Appreciate it brother!

[@anthonygrant7124]

Well put together video on what started a great franchise. I never get tired of hearing about Alien and how beloved the movie and people who made it still are.

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

"Alien"(1979) is a science fiction horror movie masterpiece,and probably the best movie of all time for this Kind!The last part of the movie was inspiring,intense,scary,and very agonizing!

[@CreedofDarkness]

I freaking love ALIEN. Even though I was introduced to the movie when I was 5 and had nightmares for years afterwards, I love the tension, characters and setting!

[@tiffanynajberg5177]

Yeah i saw it at age 7, had nightmares for years, but omg i love this franchise like none other and this movie did it right!

[@mitchellwebber3326]

Love it as usual, thank you for the deep dive. I’m always really excited to see a new video from you.

[@filmcomicsexplained]

More to come, my friend!

[@youngkaiser5870]

I love seeing the succes of this channel, don't remember the first video I watched, just that it had that intro with comics and a song, and as always an amazing narration and production value

[@filmcomicsexplained]

Hey champ! Thanks for sticking around for so long. Really appreciate you fam :)

[@youngkaiser5870]

@filmcomicsexplained No thanks to U to keep making such amazing content and dedicating hundreds of hours to give us quality content

[@jakobus6581]

This IS the single greatest deep dive review out there on Alien. The way you do your videos just fits with the Alien itself and reviewing it, going into the biggest points to the movie, characters, production background, etc. Perfect!

[@TheDevilinThePaleMoonlight]

I will agree this probably the most comprehensive review of the film and the best one I've seen. I dunno if yr subbed to alien theory but u should check his stuff out too.

[@jakobus6581]

@@TheDevilinThePaleMoonlight Oh yea, I am. Thanks for the suggestion, regardless.

[@thefrecklepuny]

One thing I really liked with Alien/s and the original SW trilogy is the unkempt nature of the main protagonists and the well-used look of the spacecraft.

[@KadenHartley]

No

[@AegisRamble0]

This was the first horror film I ever saw. At around 8 or 9 years old. It simultaneously brought me into loving sci-fi, horror, film, and story telling. This may well be what put me on my path. Cannot express how much I love and owe this film. Thank you to everyone involved, you're all legends and should be held far and above the mediocrity of today.

[@robertmaybeth3434]

I love these sorts of analysis videos esp of my favorite movies. And being lucky enough to have seen in theater in 1979, thanks to my school friend "You gotta see this!" type of reaction to it. And I want to emphasize how vastly different Alien was from all the movies that came before it during the uninspired '70's. Recall maybe 90% of movies pre-1980 were long, slow, full of inexpensive-to-shoot dialogue, boring filler and "the plot" - and "Alien" was as different from those films as chalk and cheese. As a result, for the first viewing I was a bit uncomfortable with the much faster pace and complete absence of filler so at several points I was unable to fully process story events as they happened. Being used to the slow pace of story-telling of the times, a movie like "Alien", where every single scene is significant, and needs to be put in context almost right away, took a little getting used to, and it wasn't until the 3rd viewing that I really was able to take all of it in.

[@vegetalover9297]

There was lots of great and exciting movies pre 1980

[@djdannycthemc]

Awesome video like always, the writing of this episode is as good as the content being covered. Keep killing it man!

[@brandyrose9997]

I'm always amazed at the high quality of your analyses. Thanks Niyat, this is my #1 favorite spooky franchise. 👾

[@kradikt666]

As an 80s kid loved the aliens movie saw it first saw this second but loved it just as much. Most of this franchise has progressed well compared to other franchises

[@raisingelephant]

A masterpiece. A work of art in writing, acting, directing and all aspects of the film production. Congratulations on all the many persona who made that beautiful work possible. And the video is excellent!

[@anwaralexander3035]

Truly can't express how grateful I am that you produced a video on this masterpiece of a movie. Such movies may never be reproduced given the requirements of this production.

[@beachside_Reptiles]

I saw that as a kid. I’m 36 years old now and still remember being traumatized.

[@SpaceHCowboy]

Same. Watched it in the dark in my grans spare room when I was small. Traumatised me too. But I love it. 😅

[@QuincysRevenge]

This was really well done. I’m hoping you’ll do the sequel too.

[@BigChap117]

Alien is that movie you saw as a kid that gave you nightmares for years, only to later in life become your favorite film. Almost like you triumph over your own fears and learn to admire the beast.

[@Devil0027]

The vid I’ve been waiting for you to do for years, I’m here for it💯

[@ttrestle]

I know how important Aliens was to you during that time in your life. So, it’s great to see you do the first one, Alien. Great job as always. Keep up the outstanding work!

[@grapeshot]

We learned just how sketchy Android could be from this movie. This Android was definitely no Bender.

[@boydsinclair7606]

Many of the novels talk about how the eggs have a psychic effect; it attracts potential targets and makes them curious and relaxed: shoving their face into the opening egg isn't entirely the victims fault for being reckless 😮😅

[@macarotto]

37:48 That boy is so much braver than I was at that age, when I learned about the Alien franchise I had so many nightmares about the xenomorph, I couldn't bring myself to actually watch the film until my very late teens and I absolutely loved it, wish I'd watched it sooner. Everything about it still holds up brilliantly today.

[@severalracoons9315]

😭 I can't wait for all these October spooky lore videos

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

A wonderful start to my weekend Niyat, thank you 👌

[@filmcomicsexplained]

You are welcome!

[@dohc1067]

Classic horror and nostalgic on every level. An unrelenting enemy for any foe be it mankind or the venerable Predator. But in the comics Batman did a good job battling them.

[@russellsantana]

I love these reviews. Alien has to be among the top 5 SF movies of all time.

[@ss2gora0]

That was a brilliant encapsulation of what Alien is about! Well done mate. Another class video.

[@SpaceFraggle1234]

PERFECT song for the birdie! 😊❤😊

[@Atticus3lack]

I just wanted to say your writing is beautiful. Amazing work

[@ScooBdont]

I can’t watch the first chest burster scene without thinking about it donning a top hat and cane and performing a rendition of Hello Ma Baby across the diner counter like in Spaceballs. “Check please” 😆🤣

[@Teajryan]

This is a classic that absolutely holds up.

[@GDeNofa]

Love the introduction and explanation of this masterpiece. Especially the in-depth look of the characters and how plausible they were.

[@blasecorrea8350]

After seeing Romulus, I’m even more fascinated with the set and sound design of the original movies. It looks like they’re in a world where a lot of tech stopped developing in the 1970’s but somehow it’s the 2100s and they’re light years from earth. Makes for such a unique world, something that I sorely missed in the prequels

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

Nearly a hour - fantastic video 🫶

[@shaun906]

you know you've enjoyed a film review when you spend most of it going..oh yeah..Great job!

[@DiegoB0525]

I remember when I saw this I was about 7. At a birthday party, I went to use the bathroom right after the Alien popped out of the stomach. The light switch was outside. Needless to say, somebody turned off the light while I was in there and it scared the crap out of me! 😂

[@deeacosta2734]

This may be the greatest cast ever.

[@thespider-den637]

My favorite horror film

[@filmcomicsexplained]

Its such a masterpiece!

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

It's a beautiful movie. Even down to the music.

[@redt3788]

​@@filmcomicsexplainedyou should think about making a video exploring the movie Halloween

[@johntheechidna1]

I think it's funny that John Hurt not only had a chestburster erupt out of him in "Alien, but in "Spaceballs", with him saying, "Oh no...not again..." XD That said, RIP, John Hurt.

[@randallbesch2424]

he played the War Doctor too.

[@johntheechidna1]

@@randallbesch2424 And the title character of Jim Henson's "The Storyteller".

[@mackenzieokelley6454]

It's a shame they don't make films with this kind of quality and originality anymore. Movies like this are like finding a diamond buried in the desert these days

[@Lowebotz]

Excellent video! You really knocked it out of the park. Thankyou

[@mimj8088]

I just live how enclosed and trapped we all feel watching this film because there's nowhere to run and it just makes it that much better! And the fact that Semiotic standard was created for this and is now used in many different sci fi films now

[@jtmplmbr4465]

Wow, what a great review of this film. The best I’ve seen.

[@Kroggnagch]

Parker to Kane: Anyone ever tell you you look dead? Oooooo foreshadowing... and I guess at least Kane gets him back, (lol) y’know, with his son, “Kane’s son” as Ash calls the Xenomorph..

[@CarlosLópez-v1b]

Great Video. Thanks for so much artistic inspiration🎉

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

I have 4 original HR prints, limited edition, signed and numbered. Cost me a bit but well worth it in my opinion, he’s a incredible artist

[@Harri927]

Alien (1979) is my favorite horror movie of all time and the original Xenomorph is my favorite design of the franchise. Ridley Scott did the impossible and he nailed it back in 1979.

[@oxtailsoup6493]

The year I was born lol!

[@padawanmage71]

When I was a kid, the commercials/trailers for this movie when it was to be shown on HBO, scared the sh*t out of me! Since then, it’s been one of my favorite movies, and i always watch it before or on Halloween. There are so many documentaries on this as well. The video game, ‘Alien: Isolation’ is the only game that truly captured the horror and was the only game that came close to giving me a heart attack. Alien showed a very believable sci-fi universe, with ‘space truckers’ and dirty tech, which is a nice contrast to the clean sterility of Star Trek.

[@hypemann8085]

Niyat uploads a ALIEN video * ALIEN is back in the menu boys !!

[@logicplague]

Ripley: How long for repairs? Brett: Seventeen hours. Parker: At least twenty-five hours. Scotty: Aye, that's the ticket lad!

[@austenpowers]

My all time fav. Thanks for posting chief ❤

[@longhairgetinthere]

Our favorite Movie.... thank you Niyat 🤗

[@madsrahbek6668]

Love your channel. :-) thank you for these videos.

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

Alien, the perfect movie

[@drewgoin8849]

My sole criticism is the speed with which the newly "born" alien grows bigger than a man

[@ObiClon]

The perfect sci-fi motion picture that gave us the perfect (and now highly iconic) sci-fi creature ever seen.

[@damianstarks3338]

Perfect video on this iconic/classic sci fi horror movie that has stood the test of time.

[@Lawlz4Dayzz]

Most realistic part of the movie: Coroporations see the most deadly orgasm known to man kind and think "So How can we profit off this?"

[@swordmonkey6635]

Great analysis of a great movie. One small correction. You said at the beginning of the movie it shows the massive spaceship Nostromo. That's the refinery the Nostromo is towing. The Nostromo is a much smaller ship they take down to the surface of the planet.

[@AllBreaksLoose]

Seeing this movie for the first time (I saw it just before Aliens came out), is one of my favorite childhood memories. It was and still is amazing. I got to see the alternate cut on the big screen too! It went off the rails with resurrection to me. Prometheus is a cool movie and could have been a great standalone film to explain it all as a prequel...

[@jdgoesham5381]

How the alien gets Dallas in the novel is more creepy imo. In the novel it makes a hole under a walkway and slowly sneaks it's hand up and yanks Dallas to it. he thinks he's safe because he's in a large room in the middle of the walkway and far from either entrance to the room but it's right below him...Fucking freaky.

[@randallholloway8686]

9:16 I gotta watch this now to kick off oct! I remember kid me being like "He should be good tho, he has a helmet on!...Ohhh, it didnt matter at all, fuuuuuu. Its like, perfect 👀"

[@sheevpalpatine2128]

My man Parker, never got to talk about that bonus situation. 😂😂

[@austinfoulger8843]

Your videos will never cease to entertain me.

[@theradicalgamer9583]

This boutta be lit 🎉

[@ABuffaloDub]

Wonderful writing on this video script!

[@prettykittycakes]

Great video as always!! Please do the Aliens from No One Will Save You!!!

[@Arthur_StJohn]

Sigourney Weaver's acting prowess is simply unmatched. Jaw dropping performance.

[@costasspartan1894]

In my opinion The Queen Alien is and always will be the most intimidating, yet majestic design of the AvP universe. The scene were Ripley and Us as the Audience first see The Queen Alien is Bad Ass Awesome.

[@ZaydinTTV]

Probably why the Queen is a skin for the Xenomorph in Dead by Daylight.

[@sasquatchhadarock968]

Lambert being on the crew is almost as jarring to suspension of disbelief as the amount of drool the xeno produces. She's an obvious headcase. She's completely driven by emotions. No way a WY psych-eval team would have approved her for deepspace runs.

[@kradikt666]

Also great work once again thank you 😊

[@brycechapman2257]

All of the actors in this movie were amazing! This movie is a masterpiece. Love this and the second movie.

[@user-df3jq5tr8c]

My older brother lied to our mother. He told her he was taking me to see something else. I forget what. Riding the train from North Philadelphia to center city at eight years old was scary enough. I missed most of the movie. I spent the whole time watching through my fingers and feet on the seat. I had such a bad nightmare that same night. I remember waking up to my mother in my brothers in his bedroom screaming, WHAT DID YOU TAKE HIM TO SEE. 😂. Funny, I watch it all the time now.

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Great video!!!

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This is one of MY favorite franchises too. ‘Freakin love Alien.

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I'm glad you're doing this one

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I have the DVD and rewatched it many times. That, and John Carpenter's "The Thing" are masterpieces of the art of movie making.

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I don't just know their names, I know the characters. I care about them. Which makes the tension palatable and their deaths all the more painful. That's some great writing and acting. This was my issue with the newer movies. I just didn't care what happened to most of them.