SCREAMING and CRYING over "ALIENS" (1986) REACTION & Commentary

[@MagicMagy]

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[@jeremystevens6640]

Please magy watch the third alien movie it's also good 🙏✌️❤️

[@jeremystevens6640]

Magy facehuggers are also known as flying vaginas 😈

[@grego-geek]

@@jeremystevens6640 Not sure it is a good a good movie if you like the caracters like Magy and me.

[@jeremystevens6640]

@@grego-geek it's just as good as alien and aliens mate 🤦 she needs to see it 😁

[@jeremystevens6640]

@87godzilla absolutely

[@johnorduno]

The little girl that played “Newt”, would go on to college and become a teacher. By the way, this the only movie she ever acted in, she didn’t like Hollywood life.

[@jackhsu3458]

She showed up during the Aliens 30th anniversary in San Diego Comic con, and she jokes about during her years of teaching, many students wants her autograph on their Aliens DVDs for their parents birthday, and every students' parents came to the parent-teacher conference, only to meet with her.

[@cuzidodgebullets6797]

@@jackhsu3458 I would be there in a second.

[@AnonUmos-r8u]

Whew, good thing Ripley got her outta there when she did. 🤠

[@blueroninstudios]

Sounds like a success story to me. Hollywood can actually ruin a lot of lives, if people don't navigate it correctly. Even if they do become rich or famous.

[@InjuredRobot.]

Carrie Henn and Sigourney Weaver were very close on set and still call each other from time to time to this day.

[@Greenwood4727]

The Actor who played Burke took his mother to the showing and she cheered when he died.. She cheered when her son died.. that shows how good an actor you are, when even yur mother suspends disbelief enough to cheer her sons death

[@michaelriddick7116]

It took DECADES for me too look at Paul Reiser as a normal human being again! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@SadPeterPan1977]

@@michaelriddick7116 The Beverly Hills Cop movies helped.

[@jeremystevens6640]

@@michaelriddick7116 same

[@michaelriddick7116]

I had a HUGE crush on Helen Hunt back in the day, so Mad About You did it for me :)

[@leonardsmalls6350]

My two dads... I am old.

[@davidbooth7778]

RIP Bill Paxton. Great lines in this one.

[@jackhsu3458]

GAME OVER MAN! GAME OVER!

[@spidersj12]

Some of Bill Paxton's last work was in Marvel's Agents of Shield.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

I liked his acting in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. :)

[@axlm.808]

The only recipient of the "legendary 80's sci-fi monsters triple crown" by being killed by a Terminator (The terminator), a Yautja (Predator 2) and a Xenomorph (Aliens) Lance Henriksen did it later, but the "death by Yautja" was in AvP (which the canonic status is debated amoung the fans)

[@davidward9737]

@@axlm.808 Bill Paxton was killed by the Predator and a Alien, never confirmed that he was killed in Terminator. Also he wasn't the one that got his heart ripped out.. but he did face all 3

[@HoopleHeadUSA]

“Game over man, game over!” Iconic line. RIP Bill Paxton

[@jeffthompson9622]

If you haven't watched it, you should see him with Lance Hendrickson(Bishop) and Jenette Goldstein(Vasquez) in "Near Dark." No one except Jack Nicholson can equal Bill Paxton at entertainingly portraying an obnoxious jerk.

[@chrisdobbs9155]

It was also ad-libed by Paxton on the spot.

[@jeffthompson9622]

I recall learning that James Cameron intended to create a role for him to fill in Avatar 2. Maybe Michael Biehn will appear. He's been in at least three of his movies so far.

[@chrisdobbs9155]

He might have, but Bill died a few years ago.

[@jeffthompson9622]

@@chrisdobbs9155 Yes. It would have been good to see him in another James Cameron project. One Bill Paxton movie that I liked that isn't well known is Traveler, along with a very young Mark Wahlberg.

[@TheShockninja]

Aliens was the only film appearance of Carrie Henn, who played Newt. She grew up to become a teacher.

[@morgothfromangband6082]

She had so much potential for more Alien movies.

[@servantofmelian9966]

Some people are smart enough to quit when they are ahead.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

True, however she did express interest in returning for a possible reboot of sorts, thanks to an excellent story idea by Chappie director, Neill Blomkamp. His idea would pick up after this movie, years later (explaining the actors ages) and would totally ignore Alien 3 and later (which I and a lot of other people would be 100% on board with). But, as soon as this idea got published (I think it was on Neill's Instagram page) Ridley Scott started making noise that he wanted to make some prequels and that was that. Now that those have not been as well received as the studio had hoped, maybe there's hope for Neill's idea! But, they don't have unlimited time to do it! Sigourney Weaver is 72!

[@Nightrunnergunner]

So what ?

[@vattmann1387]

@@servantofmelian9966 It's funny. One of my dads friends was in Blackadder and he is constantly getting royalty checks.

[@rimasmuliolis1136]

"Game over man!" RIP Bill Paxton, the only actor killed by Aliens, the Terminator, and a Predator.

[@lukemcniven4131]

Lance henrickson too. Police station in T1, the queen in this movie and the predator in AvP1 that would have let him go but he attacked it. Yeah I know Bishop wasn't fully dead because he is a machine, but he was destroyed beyond much hope of being useful ever again and chose to stay destroyed, so I say that counts

[@campusmartius8450]

The Terminator didn't kill him, just threw him against a gate. Very survivable.

[@illegalquantity]

True fact. He's now a legend in movie history.

[@shainewhite2781]

Best SCI FI ACTION MOVIE EVER! Nominated for 7 Oscars: Best Sound Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Film Editing Best Actress Best Visual Effects Best Production Design Best Original Score It won Best Visual Effects and Sound Mixing. On an $18 million dollar budget, it made $190 million ($630 million dollars today).

[@herrzimm]

Still find it funny that for Best Visual, all they did was submit the clip of the Xeno coming out of the water behind Newt. Nothing else. Just that ONE clip... and still won the Oscar for it. (and some reports are that they won it flat out because no other film had the votes to be 'close')

[@briguy399]

The Movies kicks-Ass & takes A lot of names !

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

The "Get away from her, you Bitch!" moment was the equivalent moment for the 80s of when Captain America wielded Thor's hammer in Avenger's Endgame. It was truly a stand up and cheer moment I still remember to this day. When the credits started rolling, there was a resounding and thunderous applause for a job well done. One of the greatest action movies of all time.

[@garethjohnstone8662]

Don't compare Aliens with modern mass produced guff, lol. 🙂

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

One of the most badass moments in movie history.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@garethjohnstone8662 A lot of crap, for sure ETERNALS , but some good too. I loved Infinity War and Endgame. One of the best movie going experiences of my life. But yeah, many movies have *WAY* too much dependence on WOW visuals with ho-hum story.

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Showing how to create strong female characters in original works and not just taking a great movie and then "vaganizing' it (changing the male characters to female, or whatever). This is how it's done!

[@LukeLovesRose]

Get away from her you b**** is a better moment than ANYTHING in the MCU

[@CID1973]

Oh, i love this movie so much...there's Bill Paxton perfoming "Hudson", he is the only guy in the universe who was killed by alien, predator and terminator !!! There are more characters from terminator in this movie, Hicks is Kyle Reese and Vasquez is John Connor's aunt and Bishop was a cop in terminator and also Wayland in alien vs predator...yayyy, the 80's was great!!! And i love the way they show those marines...cause i was in spanish marines (2/94)!!! Hugs from Spain and may the force be with you.

[@SolidMike84]

John Connors aunt? No, his foster mom. Still, quite a great collection.

[@zybch]

Lance Henriksen also played characters that met their demise by those 3 antagonists too.

[@insaneconqueror5421]

Both James Cameron and Gale Ann hurd productions/direction.

[@firstorder2450]

Reincarnation is a fate destined for characters in these alternate universes. 😮

[@edwardthorne9875]

"It's like a giant rat with octopus things!' Such a way with words - sheer poetic cuteness on display.

[@MagicMagy]

poetry is my lenguage definitely haha

[@pollynicklas5220]

Definitely one of the best sci fi/action movies ever made! And a sequel! Another great pair of movies like this are The Terminator/Terminator 2 if you haven't seen them yet!!

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Two of the rare movie franchises where the sequels outshine their predecessors!

[@svenweisserfuchs1297]

@@GUNNER67akaKelt ehh, not really, just different genres.

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

@@svenweisserfuchs1297 We disagree. Fair enough.

[@svenweisserfuchs1297]

@Butterfly Lovely 2 nope. Alien and Terminator are less polished than their sequels but are far more raw, scary, and realistic. Despite T2 pushing the boundary on CGI VFX it definitely doesn't age well; epecially when compared to Jurassic Park, which came out only a few years later and whose CGI still holds up today. Compare to T1 which had amazing practical effects (including a few unnerving stop-motion segments), a dark and oppressive atmosphere, a balls-to-the-wall synth soundtrack that was abandoned nearly wholesale in the sequels, and outstanding performances to boot. With how low of a budget T1 was shot with, it had no right being as good as it was. Course, this is just my opinion.

[@michaelbuick6995]

Fun fact the bit where Newt falls down the vent into the flooded basement, actress Carrie Henn kept deliberately messing up the take so she could go down the slide again. Director James Cameron took her aside and promised her if she could do the take properly once, she could play on the slide for the rest of the day. He got it in the next take, and he kept his promise.

[@illegalquantity]

Now, as a kindergarten teacher, she supervises the little ones who go down the slide :)

[@LordTelperion]

26:51 I love how Hudson redeems himself and becomes a hero.

[@herrzimm]

1986 and Ripley firmly placed herself at the top of the list of "Don't f*** around with this woman". (Sarah Conner is number 2) So happy you saw the "extended version" as it provides more context than the theatrical version. And that Jonesy "hiss" is my favorite recorded cat hissing sound EVER. Fun fact: The movie was obviously nominated for a Special Effects Oscar. They provided ONE clip (The alien coming out of the water behind Newt) as the ONLY clip for "consideration". They won the award. Fun fat 2: Due to filming in Europe, the crew had really strict rules about breaks, hours of the day, and days of the week. Because things were "confrontational" between the European crew and American crew, there were some "angry vibes" during filming. BUT EVERYONE agreed that Newt needed to have a bit of fun on the set. So when it came to filming the "water slide" scene, the crew let the girl do it several times because she was having so much fun. (Think 5 or 6 times). Fun fact 3: Prior to the release of later films, 3 actors in this movie held the "honor" of being killed by both the Xenomorph and Terminator. (1. Hudson - A2 and T1. 2. Bishop - T1 and A2. 3. Vasquez - A2 and T2). (Bill Paxton was punk in opening of T1, Lance was cop in T1, and Janette was foster-mom in T2) (Hicks, Biehn, technically doesn't die from a Xeno) Fun fact 4: Shortly after filming Aliens and Terminator 2, Vasquez (Jenette Goldstein) moved out of acting and started selling specially designed bras for "larger breasted" woman. She was making so much money from her clothing line, that she retired from acting because she "didn't need the money".

[@panpiper]

I really liked Jenette Goldstein in the several roles she played (especially this one). Glad to learn of this trivia.

[@Lakrimoz]

Bill Paxton actually got the trifecta - Terminator, Alien & Predator.

[@the_9ent]

@@Lakrimoz Didn’t Lance too?

[@Lakrimoz]

@@the_9ent Alien didn't kill him - he's an android.

[@danwhitehousepc]

Goldstein didn't die on screen in T2 any more than Beihn did in Aliens or Paxton did in T1. An awful lot of qualifying statement needed for this 'fun fact'.

[@MadcapMatt]

This version makes the scene of Newt calling Ripley mommy that much more meaningful. Knowing she had a daughter that in the theatrical cut wasn't even mentioned at all.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Yep. Newt got a mother and Ripley got a daughter.

[@kd5you1]

They must have added a deleted scene where they showed Newt and her family early in the movie, because that scene isn't in the VHS version I bought years ago.

[@19RaxR91]

@@kd5you1 This was The Special Edition, which is almost 20 minutes longer than the theatrical cut, and not only I agree with the OP here, but I think that the Special Edition is the superior version of the movie overall - the same as with The Abyss, which Still hasnt received a proper Bluray release.

[@miriam8376]

It's funny how different people's reactions can be to the same movie. I hate this version, lol. I feel like the inclusion of the mother-daughter relationship trashes Ripley's character. First, it makes Ripley seem like an absolutely terrible mother that she left her own young kid behind to go into space for work. Even if space travel has become more routine in the future to the point where she's not gambling with her life despite someone depending on her, she's still leaving her kid behind for months or even years at a time, because in the first movie, they're in hypersleep, and she's no rookie on her first trip out. She's been leaving her kid behind a lot, for long periods of time. That's a choice that makes her downright unlikable to me. Second, it makes her bond with Newt seem more like grief and guilt than a heroic amount of compassion and responsibility toward others. It kinda implies Newt is the replacement kid, and frankly, it makes Ripley seem a little unhinged at the end when she goes after Newt instead of determined.

[@mrdavman13]

@@miriam8376if that is your opinion, thanks for letting us know you have no taste in cinema

[@scottstevens7639]

Just to clarify, humans were never food for the xenomorphs. They were either hosts for procreation or simply organisms to be destroyed. Still terrifying either way.

[@donkfail1]

I agree that we never see them eat a human. But they would need some nourishment, both for energy and to build their bodies as they grow. Especially the queen as she need to produce all those eggs. Even a process where they absorb basic chemical compounds to create their tissue, like plants that take their carbon from the air, would require lots of energy. And as they grow and move much quicker than plants, this would need a huge energy input. Just basic laws of physics and chemistry, or the species would just deteriorate through entropy.

[@Osprey850]

​@@donkfail1 Also, we never see any corpses. That colony should've been littered with them. The xenomorphs couldn't have taken everyone to the hive because lots of humans had to have died in the fighting and they would've been useless for incubating chestbursters. It stands to reason that the xenomorphs ate them all eventually, whether it was after killing them in fights or after the chestbursters killed them.

[@thundermane362]

@@donkfail1 ​One fact that really annoyed me, and that no one I have ever seen discuss, is how these basic laws of physics and chemistry are totally ignored in the first movie. We only had one Xenomorph then and from that chest-bursting scene to its first kill as an adult, it grew to full size without ever eating anyone or anything. How the heck did that happen? Or am I remembering that incorrectly?

[@donkfail1]

@@thundermane362 No, you're right. They were dealing with a supernatural monster that couldn't be explained. Or perhaps Ash was secretly feeding it, to ensure it would survive it's first encounter with a human?

[@warhawkbm]

In Alien 3 the one that was there did actually feed on the convicts. It even pans to it nomming on one in a hallway and they try to lure it with a dead body in the lead mold but it grabs the body and runs back in the hallways. In the comics when a queen is on the scene, the drones switch from feeding first to live body storage for propagating the growth of the Hive. I even remember in a novel that the inner mouth was for penetrating armored prey to get to the tasty inner bits.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"Don't! Don't even dare to touch her. She is not a snack." 🤣🤣🤣

[@dunringill1747]

I got a kick out of that too 🤣

[@jdovma1]

RIP the legend Bill Paxton. "Game over, man!" He was in so many movies back in the 80s and 90s it's crazy. Some of my favorites are Tombstone (which also has Michael Beihn who plays Hicks in this.. also in Terminator), and Weird Science, for when you get into 80s John Hughes movies; Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller's Day Off also must sees. Sigourney Weaver was also known for the Ghostbusters movies, which are a lot of fun.

[@EnvoyOfDestinyZ]

just saw him in agents of shield and he was great in big love

[@firstorder2450]

Don't forget "near dark" which had a lot of the cast reunited.

[@implicitmintjulep]

Nice to see a reactor identifying with Hudson a little. In that situation we like to think we'd be Hicks or Vasquez but most of us would be Hudson. RIP Bill Paxton

[@danielanderson8322]

I would hope I could, at the very least, keep my emotions reserved & balanced (especially if it's the last bit of control over the situation I'll have)

[@MrBendylaw]

Hudson was, in fact, an enormous badass.

[@trhansen3244]

Well, I was in that situation and I wasn't Hudson at all.

[@implicitmintjulep]

@@trhansen3244 good for you!

[@kaojinn]

I'm glad you went with the Extended edition of the movie. The theatrical cut skips over a few key scenes, like finding out that Ripley's daughter had passed away already. With the scene in the movie, it better establishes why she bonds so strongly with Newt. They needed eachother. I think my favorite scene of the movie is when Ripley first finds herself face to face with the queen. A lot of folks misinterpret Ripley as the first to break the silent bargain though. It plays out like this: Ripley realizes shes taken a wrong turn into the queen's egg chamber. The queen recognizes her as an intruder, and hisses as if to say "give me a good reason not to kill you". Ripley shows what her weapon can do, firing a gout of flame into the air. The queen screams an flails, definitely not enjoying the threat of fire. Ripley points it at the egg, and looks back at the queen to see if she understands. The queen waves off her drones, as if granting her passage out. As Ripley begins backing out of the room, the queen trys to catch them anyway by triggering an egg casing behind Ripley to wake and open, breaking the truce. Ripley gives the "Really?" look and punishes the queen for her treachery. Considering the queen was a giant puppet, manipulated by something like 8 people, they did an amazing job of conveying the emotion of the scene the way they did.

[@panpiper]

100%

[@herrzimm]

Not disagreeing completely, but I don't know if the queen can "trigger" an egg to hatch. Especially not as a means of treachery while Ripley was still holding the flame-thrower. I think it is the fact that the egg starting to hatch kind of made Ripley go "Well, these things are just going to do it all over again when I leave" and more or less went "f*** it" and burned them. The only real issue that I have with the Queen interaction is that it doesn't cover what other sources have covered. Her "hiss" to the drones wasn't one of simply "back off", but almost a terrorized scream to "back off" because the eggs were threatened. Some sources say that Xeno's have a bit of a physic ability, and if true, the drones would have "felt" the fear as well. Making Ripley's threat even more impressive as she basically "scared" 3 Xeno's at once.

[@kaojinn]

@@herrzimm I may be busting out the ol Jump-To-Conclusions Mat on the queen remotely triggering an egg to open, but with the mess of stringy tendrils on the floor that run between eggs and all over, I always took it as an extra layer of sensory perception for the queen in her lair. Like a spider web, or a mycilium network for fungus. The aliens are mysterious, who knows the full extent of their biology? :) As for Ripley being willing to leave the queen in peace if she let them go, that would have been the best outcome of their silent bargain. The entire facility the aliens lair was housed in was minutes away from a nuke-like detonation :). If she got out without fighting, even easier. Thrashing the egg chamber was a personal FU from Ripley to the source of her nightmares. :)

[@kimarhironso437]

The only thing I think is better about the SE over the TC is the establishing of Ripley having a daughter. Without it, Ripley going ultimate mom for newt feels kind of off. Otherwise I think the pacing is much better in the TC it doesn't give the audience a time to breathe. The sentry gun scenes especially kill the tension for me.

[@jackhsu3458]

James Cameron knows how to make greatest sequels of all time, this and T2 being our all time favorite. Waiting for Avatar 2 as well.

[@bdbaggett1643]

Great reaction. Magy was getting into it with a lot of talking (arguing, yelling, upset, disgust) directly with the movie. I liked it!

[@MagicMagy]

And in the reaction you can not see all the stressing out for minutes without a sound😂my face was so funny sometimes

[@Notorious_Network]

Do not watch "Alien 3" because it ruins the franchise, ruined the story, and destroyed fantastic characters,@@MagicMagy!

[@lesphinxinfotech9180]

@@MagicMagy Hi Magy, i like your reactions but Please put your two ears-piece to respect the quality of the sounds in movies because sound is a Big part of a movie experience and much more immersive. Its like listening to your favorite music...im sure you dont listen to music in just one ear ;0) Thanks and continue your fun reactions :0) xx

[@Tampahop]

I saw this in the theater. At the end of the movie, my shoulders ached for some reason. I finally realized that I had spent the entire movie gripping both arm rests so tightly that it caused muscle spasms in both shoulders.

[@macgonzo]

Aliens is a perfect movie! So glad you enjoyed it :) I personally prefer this version, as it adds a little more back story - such as Riply having a daughter herself - which makes Newt calling her "mommy" have so much more depth of meaning. I really enjoyed your reaction to this movie ❤ As for Alien 3 (and beyond), I'm not a fan of them... I think I'd like to see your reaction to the third one though, so if you do react to it, I'll definitely watch it, as it's always possible you might enjoy it more, coming to it with different eyes and expectations. As always, I wish you all the very best ❤

[@scorp77snake]

If you like reading i suggest the Alien omnibus it picks up about 15 years after aliens and follows Hicks and Newt (their names are changes to Wilks and Billie), Ripley appears again in the 3rd book

[@macgonzo]

@@scorp77snake read it 👍 also GM the Alien RPG by Free League 😂 ran the story in the bar for two of my group, went exactly like the story ☺️

[@macgonzo]

@@scorp77snake oh, thought you meant Bug Hunt, the collection of short stories...

[@morgothfromangband6082]

Alien 3 was a huge disappointment.

[@macgonzo]

@@morgothfromangband6082 I share your opinion, but it would be interesting to see what Magy thinks... It's always good to get a fresh perspective 👍

[@gooddog2001]

In your ALIEN review you said that you hoped that they would reward Ripley. Well in this film we find out that the exact opposite happens.

[@toob1979]

Here's a bit of behind-the-scenes trivia: Paul Reiser, the guy who played Burke (the company representative), took his mother to see the movie at the big Hollywood premier. He knew he did a great job with the role when his own mother cheered after Burke got killed by an alien. I love seeing new people react to this movie. It's one of my all-time favorite films, and it stands the test of time.

[@GérannGerberChannel]

Magy all I can say is, great reaction and I'm glad you reacted to the special edition!! Please could you react to the following: Predator - 1987 The Terminator - 1984 Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Extended Version) - 1991 Batman - 1989 Batman Returns - 1992 Superman - 1978 (Extended version or the Theatrical version is acceptable) V For Vendetta - 2005 300 - 2006 Halloween - 1978 Friday 13th - 1980

[@jeremystevens6640]

Don't forget the The hellraiser movies and the nightmare on elm street movies 😈❤️✌️

[@mk_konnor4112]

I agree, these are very cool and cult films, must-see.

[@Antony-ty2cr]

Excellent choices. And I would like to add Total Recall and Robocop.(the originals). The good news is that Magy has just reacted to Predator in the members section... so it should become available for everyone in the next few weeks.

[@Atom-E.B.E.]

Lol a whole list

[@vattmann1387]

For cult films I'd add: Dog Soldiers Sunshine 28 Days later

[@DoktorStrangelove]

Saw it nine times in theaters in 1986 (the last was a double feature with Cronenberg's The Fly). After the first show, I was shaking with adrenaline. Then, when it was released on videotape, we bought a full-priced rental copy-about $95 in February 1987. Absolutely one of the best films ever made.

[@shawnlopez2317]

If you love this story, stop here, but if you love to see more Alien then we will happily continue with you! Good reaction! 🤣 FYI the little boy who played Newts brother was the actresses real brother!

[@anyone9689]

hi magy , i like when you laugh , please consider " the addams family" and "addams family values" both great iconic comedies of flamboyant rich eccentric loving goth family. you will love em

[@apulrang]

I was in college when this movie first came out. And it was just starting to be possible and fun to take short sound samples from movies and set them as system sounds on our computers. All of my friends and were setting out computer “shut down sound” to be Hicks yelling, “Game over man!”

[@dwaneanderson8039]

You mean Hudson.

[@Otokichi786]

In those IBM PC/Windows 3.1 days, I used "Star Trek," "Alien" and "Earth 2" as a source for Windows .WAV messages as well.;)

[@jimdetry9420]

I had my Mac shut down sound set to "I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave."

[@mikegoodwin2386]

Not too long after this, my Windows 95 machine power up sound was Darth Vader asking "What is thy bidding, my master?" And on shut down it had C3PO saying "Oh, switch off!"

[@phillipdry3696]

The original StarCraft used the drop ship pilot’s lines for their dropship pilot. Like “5 by 5 “ and “We’re in for some Chop”

[@Ghillie__Dhu]

This movie is probably the best ever made for reactions. Its a crazy rollercoaster ride that puts your emotions through the mangle start to finish I love it Now I need to rewatch to find that sheep Ive missed

[@DraggorLecanth]

So far this is my favourite reaction video of yours. To put it simply, this is one of the most organic reactions I've ever seen and I'm glad you enjoyed the movie. Without spoiling anything...brace yourself for the next movie.

[@MagicMagy]

i am so happy to hear you enjoy my content so much❤️🥰

[@rbrtck]

It's only human to make mistakes, but not all mistakes are the same. Some mistakes involve gross negligence that carry criminal penalties. And some "mistakes" aren't really mistakes at all, or at least aren't accidental. Burke sure got what he deserved.

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

1:41 Jones was like, "Someone get this corporate stooge out of here before I attack him".

[@transplantman2287]

Amanda the Jedi said in one of her videos that “Ripley isn’t a ‘Final Girl,’ she’s a professional” and it’s so true. Simping for Ripley is valid.

[@tn_bayouwulf2949]

Magy: "This scene was just too brutal." Me: "Queen takes Bishop!"

[@kimleechristensen2679]

Yep, it has to be said 😊

[@adamondracek8098]

Really great reaction Magy, I've never seen someone else so emotional about Ripley and Newt realtionship but I understand, because you're so carefull and heartwarming person. If you'll watch other Alien movies, than I'd like to see your reaction. Many people don't like 3rd and 4th movie, but I like them, not as much as Alien and Aliens, but still. What's interesting about this franchize, each director brings different look into the movie (Ridley Scott - horror, Jim Cameron - action movie, David Fincher - well, David Fincher :-D and Jean-Pierre Jeunet - sci-fi comedy).

[@herrzimm]

Honestly, 3 had too many studio executives interfering with the movie. And that made things a bit muddy because of what they insisted on being cut and being added. 4 had really good ideas, they were just let down by a rather poor script and a production that felt more like "This is mandatory" than one of "This is a passion project". So, that kind of hurt. 3 and 4 aren't what I would call "bad" movies... but they really are "hit or miss" with audiences. And most of that is because of either poor choices or poor execution. So, I kind of consider them "forgettable" and not really a "true Alien movie" but more "cookie-cutter Alien movies". Alien vs Predator franchise is pure crap top to bottom. lol

[@adamondracek8098]

@@herrzimm I know about the problems with making Alien3, also there are more different versions then any other Alien movie. 4th movie is like not great, not terrible, but still enjoyable for me, mostly cause it's really funny. AvP franchize I didn't even mention, it's a really crap.

[@adamondracek8098]

@Brad Thomas Yes, AvP classic 2000 scared shit out of me 😀

[@jillsherman9896]

Someone else may have mentioned it below, but there's a scene shot where Ripley is looking for Newt and stumbled upon Burke cocooned, already infected, and begging her to kill him. This is very much like a scene in the first movie that was shot and also cut where Ripley discovered Captain Dallas in the same situation. In the first movie, she kills Dallas. In the second, she passes Burke by, leaving him to his fate.

[@ridleysaria]

Magy: "I'm really hoping that this time they're gonna make it home and everything is going to be alright." Me: "Honey, you've got a big storm coming."

[@argentokaos2629]

No decades-later changes to the quality whatsoever. Our minds were truly blown in '86 by how amazing this movie looked (looks). And, yes, this is one of those director's cuts (the "extra" scenes were only omitted for running time in the '80s) that really is that much more awesome...

[@billytidwell7229]

Great movie! Great reaction! Always enjoy watching movies with you ✌️

[@karlmoles6530]

10 Badass Marines went into those doors ahead of Ripley. She came out, dragging the last one.

[@tubekulose]

Actually Burke isn't a traitor at all as he is extremely loyal to the "company". 😁

[@tubekulose]

@@terrylandess6072 Yes, that might be true. 👍

[@babalonkie]

"I felt like i am simping over her..." Everyone was when they saw Alien and this... She was the first Female Action Hero... She was never the damsel in distress and made history.

[@HoopleHeadUSA]

Sigourney Weaver (Ripley) and Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor in T2) are the OG leading lady badasses!

[@duke68318]

Ellen Ripley…..I had a big poster of her from the elevator scene with the pulse rifle and flame thrower at the ready. ❤ The scene when she’s torching all the eggs and you said “you missed a spot over there” I was laughing so hard! Great reaction Magy 🍻

[@donatogressbautista4843]

A well done video, BTW, when you get to "Alien 3" PLEASE make sure to react to the Assembly Cut/version that lasts about 2 and a half hours long, since it's much better than the theatrical cut.

[@_Omega_Weapon]

It's good that you watched the directors cut. The added scenes imo add more to the narrative and when a movie is really good, a little extra run time isn't bad!

[@tomdeluca5946]

I cant even imagine how you could even react to waking up 57 years into the future i mean the technology must have had some massive improvements but anybody you knew is either very old or just gone that is terrifying

[@tsogobauggi8721]

"My gosh, it's the future. My parents, my co-workers, my girlfriend. I'll never see any of them again... Yahoo!" :)

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

@@tsogobauggi8721 "Welcome to the wooorrlld of tomorrow!"

[@marcuscato9083]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 "My God, a million years!" -Fry

[@hkoizumi3134]

I believe the line "Game Over" became popular because it was one of the first references to video games in cinema. Now, it's a common occurrence for video games materials makes a cameo, back then it was a novelty.

[@tomdeluca5946]

Great reaction magy also if you are interested in what happened at the colony then there is a great audiobook called river of pain that explains what happened and how newt ended up alone also there is a comic as well that was interesting to read

[@_bulenty]

It's incredible what Cameron achieved considering this is 1986. Imagine watching this in the cinema back in the day. Phenomenal movie.

[@balrog73]

If I ever put a death metal band together I'm naming it "Disaster and Corpses". Thanks Magy.

[@MagicMagy]

you are welcome😉❤️

[@myopicautisticmetal9035]

The actress Carrie Henn who plays the little girl Newt, When Kevin Smith interviewed her on his podcast she told him she accused James Cameron of child abuse during the sticky gunk stuff scene.

[@hjalnelson9579]

Alien and Aliens are by far the best movies in the franchise, but they're all enjoyable. I think Alien3 in particular is better than its reputation.

[@panpiper]

I could not disagree more. They utterly destroy the first two.

[@Camuska]

It is not as bad as people tell, he is right. But is is far inferior to the first two in every aspects imho.

[@stevenhenry9605]

As a stand-alone movie, Alien3 isn't bad. As a continuation of the franchise, it's terrible.

[@blacksheep8427]

I agree that the first two are much better. But, if you don't take them too seriously, the others are fun and enjoyable, too. I also thought the two Prometheus movies were fun, and even the Alien vs. Predator movies aren't awful.

[@Atom-E.B.E.]

3+4 are fun midnight movies

[@redviper6805]

Enjoyed your reaction! Because Bishop had what looked like milk for ‘blood’ and tubes and hoses inside his torso, seeing him as this ice cream machine made the climatic scene easier to watch. He was more useful than C-3PO IN empire strikes back.

[@thedragonlee76]

Some fun facts...In the deleted scenes,it showed the colony before the Aliens took over and you saw Newts mom and dad and brother,Ripley wakes up after being rescued in a medical facility and she's shown a picture of her daughter that died of old age and the picture was Sigourney Weavers mother in real life.Then,the BIG Easter egg...at the very end of the credits after the movie ends,you can hear an alien egg hatching and it took years for people to discover it.

[@zogmorp]

This is one of those movies I can watch over and over and enjoy it every time and not get tired of it.

[@cajunsushi]

One of the few great sequels that I’d say was equally great. Definitely has held up all these decades. In the book when the creature were sticking people on the wall, they didn’t care if they broke their bones to adjust the body to the wall. Glad you could experience this Magy. Peace and love.

[@Cest_Moi]

We watched this in school in our Novels and Films class. For special effects. I had never seen anything like it at the time. That was back in the late 80's.

[@bigredtlc1828]

Another reaction guy mentioned that Ripley "lost" her daughter and Newt lost her Mom. They both needed each other to fill a void. I thought that was a profound observation. There was a deeper connection between them, for sure.

[@MagicMagy]

i said almost the same thing but it was cut out from the editor and it is not only in my full reaction, that they can be together now since both need someone

[@MxQuist0812]

This is a year later for reactions to both film reactions, so I don't know if anyone will be reading this, but, when "Alien" came out, 43 years ago (I'm so old...}, Sci Fi aficionados at the time could not help but notice that it seemed to be an updated homage to the 1958 sci Fi horror classic, "It! The Terror from Beyond Space!", with "Daktari" star Marshall Thompson as the Captain of a spaceship threatened by an unexpected invasive murderous alien life form. Well, aren't they all? The plot and story lines are completely parallel. except for being in deep space, they got their murderous hitchhiker on Mars. Even the end, found the surviving members blowing the hatch to open space suffocate the the threat (instead of blowing out into space). And for a pre-60's movie, quite like "The Thing From Another World: 1951" , the first movie interpretation of John W. Campbell, Jr's novella. "Who Goes There?", the acting and direction made both nail-biters with plenty of slow, sometimes agonizing build ups, before unleashing honestly unnerving jump-scares. Although, the "Thing" movie was scattered with with not only genuinely believable dialog, but quite a lot of throw away humor that not only gave the audience some much need relief from the drama unfolding, but added to the believable interactions of the characters. You should give both a viewing, whether you react to them or not. You will appreciate them for what they are, from when they were made, in comparison to their modern interpretive retellings. BTW, the 80's "The Thing" was actually more accurate to the original novella, and John Carpenter used the same animated graphic font that was used in the 1951 movie. That had geeks like me won over right away. (yeah, I'm old...) I hope somebody reads this, but if not...

[@Shmikey2310]

I'd love to watch your reactions to the other Alien films. Yes, they're definitely not as good as the first two, but there are good bits in them. Good acting. Plus, the way you watche films, I think you'd really enjoy them and have fun with them.

[@alaneskew2664]

She needs to ignore aliens 3 entirely just think of them as a completely different movie

[@bigjoeofthe707]

Glad you watched the extended cut. A lot who saw the theater cut never knew until years later that Ripley had a daughter. Speaking of which the daughter, Amanda, was the main character for the video game Alien Isolation. Gamers Little Playground in here used the cutscenes me relevant gameplay to make a feature length movie out of the game. Pretty good

[@briantology_reacts]

This will always be one of the most intense movie-going experiences of my life. Always trust a James Cameron Special Edition.

[@lionlyons]

And a Ridley Scott one.

[@briantology_reacts]

@@lionlyons You speak the truth. Kingdom of Heaven, anyone?

[@lionlyons]

@@briantology_reacts Exactly the movie I was thinking of! It is SO much better than the theatrical release (eg it shows what happened to Guy de Lusignan and that Sybilla had a son).

[@Js-fr1ov]

I'm so glad you "got" the details of the story all the way through.. One thing people miss is that Ripley torched the nest because the alien reneged on their agreement to let them free... (a pod opened, which means only one thing). She wasn't going to let them go.

[@mikes5637]

Wtf are you talking about?!

[@Js-fr1ov]

@@mikes5637 ...if you go back to that scene, Ripley threatened to torch the pods by shooting fire in the air.. then the queen signaled the "guarding" aliens to back off (to let them leave). Suddenly a pod opened which means the face-hugger was coming to get them. Ripley looked at the queen and cocked her head realizing she "lied". In other words, Ripley knew they weren't going to be freed without a fight.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

If you can imagine, I actually saw a low-tech comedic musical (i.e. singing stageplay) based on this movie in a tiny theater in Hollywood -- and it was pretty good! 😝

[@vattmann1387]

There was a high school that did it also which is amazing :D Quite a few of the actors went to see it

[@jazzx251]

@@vattmann1387 I've watched that 4 times at least - it's brilliant! Fox tried to shut it down, and Sigourney stepped in like she was Ripley - and tore a strip off them! Not only did she get them to allow the high school putting on their brilliant version of ALIEN - she actually caused an extra show where she would be present! (and here it is - it's brilliant!): kzbin.info/www/bejne/eomWh5R8fJx0rLc

[@davidward9737]

Btw the actress name that played Newt is Carrie Henn. Vasquez has Adidos on her gun. Carrie Henn took a picture with Bill Paxton (Hudson) the greatest death scene ever. If your going to go out, do it with a smile.

[@samsherrington7423]

Was waiting for this one :P arguably the best sequel ever made! Love this film. Game over, man!

[@ryank5424]

I also liked how lt. Gorman had the chance to nake up for freezing up when the went to the terraformers

[@brentcombs7931]

Gotta love Ripley being a badass fighting the queen xenomorph at the end!

[@snakeeyes5638]

I got to see this as a kid in the movies. When Ripley came out in that exo suit to fight the Queen Alien people cheered and clapped.

[@zacharyjames9602]

I'm really happy you watched the extended version.

[@FireTiger941]

18:52 "Surprise! Surprise!" I laughed so hard! Hahaha

[@dharwinmc1243]

Magy have you ever seen Harry potter movies..?

[@kevinknight9950]

Yeah,when the walls start moving,get gone,or be gone.

[@silverdragonheart]

Great reaction as always, my advice is don't watch the third and forth movies as they aren't as good by far and it's best just to end the story here as you will be disappointed if you don't, IMHO.

[@ianjohnson7646]

Promethius and it's sequel are good tho...they take the Alien universe in a fascinating direction and give it a lot more background

[@TheHulk2008]

7:04 Those soldiers needed her

[@Camuska]

These movies and Terminator are the perfect examples of what is a good female protagonist. IT'S A CHARACTER FIRST. Ripley is not badass because she is a woman, she is a badass that happens to be a woman. That is how you write. Love her so much.

[@MagicMagy]

oh I loved this comment 🔝💋

[@jaytrace1006]

From what I understand, the adult picture of her daughter was actually a picture of Sigourney Weaver’s mom.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

It is! 1985+ pixelated 'n all ;-)

[@luvlgs1]

first-time reactors should always see the theatrical release first. that's the version the artists who created the film wanted you to see. scenes were cut for a reason. extended versions are for fans who've already seen the movie 10 times and want to see more.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

Yeah, exactly. It is sad that all reactors watch of all the movies some new or longer version and not the real movie. :(

[@jorgencedmer424]

"the artists who created the film"? You mean the studio bosses who for commercial reasons told the director the movie was too long? Don't get me wrong, the theatrical cut of Aliens is awesome, but the special edition is what the director wanted.

[@herrzimm]

Normally I would agree with you. But this is a situation where the extended version (Director's cut) is better because it includes a lot of context that was cut out of the "original version" because the studio wanted to reduce the run time of the film in theaters. So, while I normally think that 1st time viewing should be the original version as seen in theaters. I'm cool with using the extended version when it actually includes context and not just a few "jokes" or "sentimental" moments like a lot of other extended movies do. Or worse, they simply drag out the action scenes and nothing else.

[@arifeannor9573]

Just wrong.

[@luvlgs1]

​@@jorgencedmer424 even great artists need an editor. none of those added scenes were necessary. the original covered Ripley's and newts back stories and the issues during the seige more succinctly and artfully. besides who needs a 3 1/2 hour movie?

[@Dave3Dguy]

Because you asked, Alien 3 is a bit disappointing because it undoes all the positive progress Ripley made in this one. However it is very well made professionally, despite an unsatisfying script. It was directed by David Fincher who also did Fight Club and Se7en. Very talented. Alien3 is his first studio film. And since you said you will check it out regardless, I'd love to see your reaction. Thanks Magy! Always a great reaction.

[@miller-joel]

"A bit disappointing" 🤣

[@cstephen98]

FYI. The Alien, Predator, Blade Runner franchise's as well as the movie Soldier franchises all occur in the same universe. The references by Reutger Hauer to the battles he fought are tattooed on the Kurt Russell's arm in Soldier and the 'improved models' sent to replace them are first generation Replicants. In the second Predator movie, you see an Alien skull mounted in their shop. There's other Easter eggs in those movies as well.

[@SaRENRampaiger]

Btw that Ripley daughter is played by her real life mum

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Aliens was my go-to hangover movie in university, we watched it almost every morning.

[@aliperro]

I loved your reaction full of directly addressing and talking towards characters and what was happening. 😂 This movie truly deserves this level of involvement. 👍💕✨

[@livebackwards]

40:58 Yep! They made it home and became a family and there were no more Alien movies after this one. :)

[@BlackieNuff]

3:45 THAT is why we love Magy! So Adorable!

[@johnnygutierrez41]

I never got to see this in theaters. My first time was on public tv super edited down for time. I was in my late 20's when I got to see the directory cut slash special edition and it's by far my favorite way to watch it.

[@cstephen98]

The part about her daughter dying wasn't in the theatrical release. While not relevant to the core story, it does so much to explain her motivation and attachment to Newt. The other scenes also help flesh out the story, background and make the scenes flow together better.

[@miller-joel]

It's very relevant, because this is the story of Ripley confronting her trauma and finding a reason to live again. And she gets a second chance to be a mother. Not only because her daughter is dead, but also because she felt guilty leaving her for work. THAT is why she was never going to leave Newt behind.

[@bittybaff3541]

God I love this movie, it's brilliant on so many levels, my favorite aspects are taking an action spin on an icon in the horror genre, and how Ripley has been ignored and overruled by EVERYONE for two entire movies and just snaps. She's always pushing for the best decisions and no one listens and she just has enough and goes full Rambo, kicking all the ass herself

[@Ryenobal]

My favorite movie of all-time! Such a blockbuster horror-action sci-fi.

[@DoctorStagger]

This has got to be the most adorable response ever - you are so cute! It's wonderful to see you so invested and having such intense reactions. 😅 x x x x

[@oxhine]

Hey, Magy! This is one of the best sequels ever made! Thankfully, you saw the superior SPECIAL EDITION version which has the Amanda Ripley scene, the functioning colony scene, Newt's family's discovery of the derelict ship scene, the automated gun scene, the Hudson speculation about queen ants scene and the name exchange scene. The future Ripley inhabits is implied to be a dystopic corporatocracy. The most pervasive and powerful corporate entity is the Weyland-Yutani Company, a 22nd-century version of the British East India Company of the 17th- to 19th-centuries. It is a multinational conglomerate involved in robotics, interstellar transport and terraforming with a stake in every colony world. The Company is the TRUE VILLAIN of the Alien universe. Ash and Burke were following a secret corporate mandate to obtain a xenomorph specimen in order to profit from research and weaponization. In the "AvP" films, you actually meet the company founders before their merger, Mr. Weyland and Ms. Yutani. Some trivia: The picture of Ripley's elderly daughter in the Special Edition is actually Sigourney Weaver's real-life mother! The late Al Matthews, who played Sgt. Apone, was a true-blue Marine who was the first black man to be promoted to Sergeant in the Corps during his service in Vietnam! The knife-trick scene was originally supposed to be performed by Lance Henriksen alone but he convinced director James Cameron to surprise Bill Paxton by involving him as they shot the scene! Paxton's wide-eyed terror is completely real! Fan favorite Vasquez is played by non-Hispanic Jenette Goldstein! She goes out like a warrior and enables Gorman to reclaim his honor. Ms. Goldstein now is the proprietress of a Los Angeles-based boutique that specializes in bespoke large-size bras! The motto of her company is, "At Jenette's, the alphabet begins with 'D'."! Bishop's programming to not harm humans or allow them to come to harm through inaction is ripped straight from Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics! Carrie Henn, who played Newt, never acted again but became a schoolteacher. She still maintains a correspondence relationship with Sigourney Weaver thirty-four years later. The late Bill Paxton, who has the distinction of being attacked on screen by an Alien, a Terminator and a Predator, will NEVER be forgotten for his reading of the line, "Why don't you put HER in charge?", referring to little Newt in her oversized helmet. Lol. "ALIEN 3" is a DIVISIVE film but it's an EXCELLENT entry in the series. ABSOLUTELY SEE IT!!! It's directed by David Fincher and features Charles Dance and Charles Dutton. It's brutal, fast-paced, has some extraordinary scares, provides new insight into the creature and concludes the story elegantly. I strongly encourage you NOT TO SKIP IT! Make sure you see the ASSEMBLY CUT (Special Edition with longer runtime). "Alien Resurrection" is the optional one because it's a hot mess except for one cool aquatic sequence. The ambitious prequels, "Prometheus" and "Covenant", mark director Ridley Scott's return to the series but they are mostly good JUST for Michael Fassbender's performances. Scott demystifies the creature and unsatisfyingly attempts to address who the elephant-headed pilot of the derelict spacecraft was. VIEWING ORDER: Alien Aliens (Special Edition) Alien 3 (Assembly Cut) Alien Resurrection (Director's Cut) [OPTIONAL] Predator (1987) Predator 2 Predators Alien vs Predator Alien vs Predator: Requiem (Unrated) Prometheus [OPTIONAL] Covenant [OPTIONAL] INTERNAL CHRONOLOGY: Predator (1987) Predator 2 Alien vs Predator Alien vs Predator: Requiem (Unrated) Predators Predator (2018) [SKIP THIS AWFUL FRANCHISE-KILLING REBOOT] Prometheus [OPTIONAL] Covenant [OPTIONAL] Alien Aliens (Special Edition) Alien 3 (Assembly Cut) Alien Resurrection (Director's Cut) [OPTIONAL]

[@philmullineaux5405]

Pro tip...the knife trick. The director and Bishop didn't tell Hudson, he was going to have bishop put his hand over Hudson's, while the other actors held his arm and body, down!

[@AgntFL]

A few fun facts about this movie: -they only had the budget for about six alien costumes and only had them all in the same shot for one scene. - weaver refused to see the puppet of the alien queen until they shot the scene of her seeing it for the first time in order to give a truly genuine reaction of terror, and she did so sporting a back injury -the debrief scene before they went down to the planet was one of the last scenes filmed so the cast had actual chemistry to their intersections -the joke about Vasquez is actually a reference to the actress mistakenly believing the movie was about illegal aliens and showed in in full makeup at her audition

[@gustavoguerola1675]

One thing I learned from this movie is that mother would do anything for their children. Both the Alien queen and Ripley are bad ass moms.

[@michaelmyers9963]

DIRECTOR: James Cameron Also directed TITANIC