Villagers Watching the Suspense and Horror of 'Alien' (1979) for the First Time! Movie Reaction

[@aleatharhea]

Mansoor said it, "This is an absolute master class in building tension and fear."

[@markmuller7962]

"Aliens" (The sequel) is as good as the first one, highly recommend

[@bandeano3870]

even better in my opinion

[@AndreA-dl5po]

Several years ago, a high school in New Jersey, USA presented 'Alien" as a stage play with meticulously constructed costumes and sets made from found materials. Sigourney Weaver (Ripley) herself came to the High school to discuss the stage production and introduce the performance. The student's efforts were truly remarkable.

[@lucianaromulus1408]

Wish that happened when I was in High School 😅

[@AndreA-dl5po]

@@lucianaromulus1408 Literally any middle sized or larger sized high school could have done it. There was almost no budget at all. The whole thing was a group being really resourceful, commited and willing to put in the time for a solid 6-7 months.

[@MsAppassionata]

Wow! That sounds interesting. I would love to have seen it. I don’t suppose anyone filmed it?

[@AndreA-dl5po]

@@MsAppassionata The whole thing should still be on KZbin including intro from Sigourney Weaver.

[@LauraCourtneyette]

You guys are really killing it with these great movie choices!

[@TheNowhereMan0]

Totally agree. I love their reactions

[@StorytellerDan]

It´s great seeing this connection being made to these kinds of people in the world - amazing!

[@BeforeMoviesSucked]

In my mind, this is the greatest horror movie ever made. I'm so glad the crew got to watch it. So much better than any horror movie made today!

[@orangewarm1]

its top 10. i like Night of the Demon.

[@Trendyflute]

I agree with top 10 for sure! My favorite horror movies are probably John Carpenter's The Thing for really scaring myself, and An American Werewolf In London for just enjoying the ride!

[@lucianaromulus1408]

Best Design and Atmosphere ,but scariest is The Thing (1982)

[@adriel88_]

@@lucianaromulus1408I wouldn’t call the thing scary 😟 it was more of a disturbing 😳 creepy ass movie very disturbing scenes lmao 🤣

[@lucianaromulus1408]

@adriel88_ I can't think of a scarier scenario to be in. You're battling an enemy that'll kill you if it simply touches you and can only be killed with fire/acid. I can't think of anything worse than maybe TOTAL Nuclear Annihilation of the entire planet.

[@TheWizardsTales]

How do these guys talk like professional film critics? They're like children watching films with wonder and excitement, and then suddenly they are all "The excellent cinematography and attention to detail add to an overall sense of intrigue and suspense." It's like they took a professional film critique class without ever having seen a movie!

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

India has a huge film industry. My guess is these men have little or no previous experience with Hollywood movies, especially ones from years ago.

[@davidfinnell1660]

Their expressions are as fun as the movie 😂 👍great reaction!

[@jamesc8259]

They should watch a funny movie like Gremlins next. This is great! Thank you gentlemen.

[@caro2233]

definitely!

[@TheJoyGrenade24]

Yay! They got to see Alien. Such a great choice! Thank you for showing them this movie. It was made 44 years ago but still a great watch.

[@trhansen3244]

Movie greaest

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

The classics just keep rolling. I would never have thought of Alien as the next one. Nice choice. You folks are working your way through every genre.

[@twilacarson2308]

These poor guys are probably checking their shorts right after this. One of my favourite horrors. They think it's probably real. They will need counselling after this .LOL.

[@drakethedragon3164]

They're not children. Of course they know it's not real.

[@trismaccarran9950]

Naveed sounds like a true movie critic, describing the arcs & pacing of the film; will they be shown the other Alien movies? A suggestion: The Life of Pi

[@bighuge1060]

Pure, honest reactions; no using a movie to mug and self-promote. THAT'S what reaction videos should be. Thank you!

[@sudynlj]

your reactions made me laugh so hard^^ reminded me of my childhood and how paralyzed with fear i was after watching this movie secretly. that horror lasted well into my late teens and early adulthood and i used to have nightmares about those xenomorphs for years. and still, to this day, alien and aliens are among my favorite movies in the whole world (right next to terminator and terminator 2) . and yes, i agree that this movie is masterful at building tension^^ please, please, PLEEEEASE watch aliens (1986, uncut) next. it's such a brilliant sequel. i bet you will enjoy it thanks for sharing your reactions, guys! and being honest about being scared.

[@islandgreenstrong]

YES...PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE watch Aliens next, the sequel to this movie. It's one of the best sequels EVER!!

[@meowfoxx]

They mentioned they wanted to learn more about space and planets - I'd recommend videos on how big the universe is and stars. Another great one that's similar is how deep the ocean really is. Love the videos you put out and how lovely these men are! Keep it up!

[@ChristaFree]

They have to be careful because of their beliefs. Their belief, I believe, is that the sun rotates around the earth rather than vice versa. I read that in an article a few years ago. I think they deserve to know the truth but I don't know how flexible that is. It may have changed in the years since I read the article. I always think education and learning new things is good. It's a regular part of my life.

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

​@@ChristaFree Science has disproved the notion and most Muslims these days are progressive and have accepted the facts - it's no longer obligatory that they ascribe to outdated beliefs. The Sun and the Earth still have their places in our solar system, our solar system still has its place in our galaxy and our galaxy still has its place in the universe. The Quran speaks to the bigger picture & of the wonderment and awe of the creation and majesty of ALL of it - a "rotation misconception" hasn't negated or changed the core of their beliefs. Education IS key, but science doesn't trump religion, nor are they mutually exclusive - they go hand in hand.

[@LauraCourtneyette]

I was wondering if they recognized Sigourney Weaver from Avatar. She’s much younger here.

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

Alien was Sigourney Weaver's first film.

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

*I love these two watching scary movies. Calm down, Naveed...let them set the scene! Anxious one today, eh? 🤣😂 Mansoor, there are a few more Alien movies!*

[@fotzegamingandmedia1840]

Happy 4th of July, guys!

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Happy Independence Day 🎊🎉🥰🤩

[@ChristaFree]

The young actress in this movie is the same actress who played Grace in Avatar. I forget how old she was in this movie but she was quite young. Love your movie choices! I remember watching this when it came out as a young child. I had nightmares for days and had to sleep with my mother lol. Maybe a comedy next, or an action film. RED or Armageddon or Independence Day (today we'recelebratingour Independence day). All 3 movies are both comedy and action, and all are great movies. Box office hits. Armageddon has the same actor from The Green Mile. It has to do with space too, but in a completely different way. It's a great movie. 5th Element too!

[@johnritter6864]

I saw this movie as a child. Scary stuff

[@luckydelauta3859]

I was attending a seminar in Honolulu with a fellow worker when Alien was first released. The two of us went to see it and were seated right in front of several teenage girls. In the first suspenseful segment when they started searching for the creature, the music started building up and you knew that something frightening was going to happen. When it did, the girls seated behind us let out the most blood-curdling screams I have ever heard. I must have flown 3 feet out of my chair and nearly had a heart attack. I still have nightmares about this movie. As I watched these two men go through the same emotions as I did 44 years ago, I almost flew out of my chair again!

[@markmuller7962]

To learn more about space there's a fantastic video called "How the universe is bigger than you think" :D

[@SomeGuy-cw9rw]

Show the guys another tearjerker. Maybe The Color Purple. That usually gets people choked up.

[@toomanyaccounts]

For two movies with friendly aliens "*batteries not included" which was directed by Steven Spielberg. "Contact" with Jodie Foster

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Great reaction guys thank you

[@maurachapman4179]

Truly terrifying. It's no wonder Americans are freaked out. Thanks for sharing.

[@josyrodrigues6961]

War of the Worlds (2005) next,cant wait to see the reactions for that movie lol

[@SC-gp7kt]

Next should be something more lighthearted like "Back To The Future" (the first one) or "Moonstruck".

[@ajruther67]

They said they would like to learn more about space. They should watch the movie Apollo13 which is a TRUE STORY about an attempted mission to the moon in 1970. Which is almost a year before we actually landed on the moon in Apollo 11 in 1969.

[@DreamWalkingAngel]

We love watching these movies through your eyes. It feels like I am sitting there watching along with you. You are doing a great job with your movie selections. I enjoy your channel so much and look forward to your each and every post.

[@debbieverret4033]

This movie scared the crap out of me all those years ago in the movie theater. I had to constantly looking around me,

[@OzymandiasKaboom]

I'm glad you are all enjoying this! If the lads would like another movie about space things, you may consider '2001: A Space Odyssey' for them. It's not scary like Alien, but it is certainly a great movie.

[@FredPilcher]

Great idea!

[@MsCanadianeh]

Another great one! Glad they enjoyed!

[@philmullineaux5405]

Ridley Scott makes great movies. He did this, and Bladerunner. 2 of the 3 most important early sci-fi films, including The Thing!

[@doreybain]

When I saw this at the theatre in 1979, a middle aged man next to me jumped so high during one of the jump scares that he fell into the aisle. His scream was blood curdling. I thought, "Get a grip, buddy. You're in public."

[@caro2233]

would you have said that had it been a comedy movie and he'd laughed out loud? let's be honest : what would be the point of watching a movie at the cinema if it were not to enjoy loud sound, outstanding plot and visual effects, and really get into it? plus, i'm sure that's the kind of scared reaction Ridley Scott was waiting for! 🙂

[@gojiberry7201]

Really great choice ... I guess "Aliens" is a no-brainer after this. (I just hope you OK'd watching violent/disturbing movies with them first 😊)

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

They handled Jaws just fine.

[@FredPilcher]

It's great that this has made them curious about space. I hope they can see some documentaries about space.

[@TeeJayDesastron]

When the person who designed the Alien costume was asked to do so the first thing he reportedly said was: "Bring me bones." And as if the movie itself wasn't already creepy enough there is indeed a real human skull behind the "face part" of the costume. The weird "dome head" is actually partially see-through and there are at least two instances when the hollow eye-sockets of the skull are vaguely visible. In both instances it is very hard to see and personally I never knew it was there until I was told where and when to look. And even then I had to stop the movie and check closely. The first time is when the Alien grabs Dallas. The second time is close to the end of the movie when Ripley looks back at the Alien before she presses the button to open the door.

[@Yeehaw019]

'Predator' starring Arnold Schwarzenegger is also a great Sci-Fi movie. Also 'Alien VS Predator' is a great movie * ✨

[@hak4890]

Excellent reaction! 👍👍

[@NuKnightRider]

A true classic. Prometheus (a prequel of sorts) and Alien Isolation (takes place 15 years after this movie) somewhat explain the reason for wanting the Alien for their bio weapons division of The Company (later named Weyland-Yutani). Prometheus was because of Peter Weyland wanting to escape death itself, and trying to find the proverbial fountain of youth. Alien Isolation (Mission 9, which takes place before the game: flashback) somewhat explains that the ship you saw in Alien was broadcasting a distress beacon/warning like they had discovered. The special edition of Alien has Lambert patch the transmission through and it does sound alien (you really don’t make anything out of it). A book (from what’s called the expanded universe) had explained that the transmission was to warn any of the beings from the pilot race (the dead alien in the chair) to not come near the planet as a specimen had broken out of containment, and that those eggs were on their way to be destroyed.

[@daveoliver7521]

lol, love the guys faces watching

[@janna2245]

I love these guys so much!

[@Hannah.Walker]

I would love to see their reactions to the Tranformers films! Great reaction!! 😊

[@kimberlyallsup8472]

I LOVE these boys. I want to hang out and watch movies with them b❤

[@Cinephilesreact786]

🤩🥰

[@srbrant5391]

The movie that kept my dad awake when he was in college.

[@manxkin]

These guys are in for a wild ride!

[@matthewwhite7473]

Awesome reaction

[@bridgets.2374]

My husband and I saw this when it first came out. We didn't sleep for days.

[@shayloman1912]

This movie truly unnerved me the first time I watched it.

[@ysmith494]

Great reaction guys, now you have to watch, Aliens !

[@heatherspence3848]

This makes me think they would laugh and enjoy the Men in Black trilogy, because they are all really really funny, but I also think they would enjoy the movie Independence Day with Will Smith.

[@bierce716]

1. Nobody listens to the smart lady. 2. Everybody fires except smart lady and her cat. 3. Conclusion: listen to smart lady.

[@srbrant5391]

I’m amazed at how well they handled this. I’ve heard of people screaming or fainting in pure terror from this film.

[@necrogenesis1981]

Back in the 80’s maybe, now we have stuff like Terrifier lol

[@simonshee5155]

Great reaction from these guys. Have they seen Star Wars?

[@francoisseguin772]

Definitely recommend the sequel.

[@ScornedOne1080]

The funny thing, when he said "It's massive in size," that set is scaled down, and the 3 people in space suits are actually children for this scene. nothing but practical/real FX in this movie, no CGI

[@stevenspringer1599]

"Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" 1948

[@heather9857]

I just found your channel and I love it. So fun. I was thinking the other day how much I would love to see you watch Alien and Aliens. I think most people say Aliens is the best and I love both, but the first one is my favorite❣ Thank you for sharing your wonderful perspectives.

[@rosewaters2533]

Their genuine reaction brings me back to those days. Do show them Aliens (part 2) as well. And kudos to you on a good job well done, translating their comments and editing the video.

[@elteescat]

Now you have to watch Aliens! To see what happens when Ripley wakes up!! I loved your reaction. Only thing is the creature didn't reappear. It wasn't killed when the ship blew up. It was hiding on the escape ship! The Alien movies are my favorite!

[@DRaquascapes]

Keep these classics coming! Thank you.

[@bethcushway458]

Can we give them something funny next as a break from all the scares? I feel like theyre going to keel over soon if we're not careful. Maybe an animation like The Incredibles or Up?

[@3DtheDESTROYER]

These guys are more entertaining than the movies they watch.

[@bethking7348]

One of the scariest movies ever!

[@Vlad.Larionov]

It is very interesting to see your joint detailed reaction to the trilogy of Star Wars. This is a cool immortal classic 🔥🔥

[@VariusMayhem]

Now, on to Aliens, one of, if not THE best action movie of all times. 😄

[@mcbeezee2120]

GREAT reaction, guys. Even though the having to translate the dialog, you really got the "A to Z terror/suspense" of this classic. Keep 'em coming.

[@DoktorStrangelove]

This is amazing. Outstanding choice of movie, great reactions.

[@keondaguero]

Ni se les ocurra probar con Aliens VR, me encantó su reacción, esperando la reacción de Aliens Returns

[@mothmanifest]

“They threw him outside.” 💀💀💀

[@kristenboren7853]

"The Martian" would be great to show them!!

[@chloehall4270]

You’ve got to show them Aliens.

[@Lethgar_Smith]

A burial at sea is a very old tradition. Usually a solemn ceremony is held and then the body is simply dumped overboard with weights to send it to the bottom of the ocean. The tradition stems form the simple fact there was no way to store a decomposing body at sea. Today bodies can be preserved with refrigeration and burial at sea is usually performed only at the request of the deceased. Such as old sailors may request a burial at sea as an observance of the tradition.

[@cuba8188]

Do pt 2! Thats the best one!

[@chipper841]

If you 2 guys only knew.... hasn't gotten scary......yet!👌👌This is only the first few minutes since movie began!

[@metalstephie79]

Apollo 13 is a space movie based on real events. Also a less intense space related movie is October Sky.

[@SolarBearZ]

The physical reaction from these gentlemen is great!

[@soultraveller5027]

good work guys

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Great movie choice I love these

[@AW-yj6md]

Absolutely enjoyed your reaction, and your amazement at the special effects, visual effects, was the same as mine when I saw this,..I did not see it the year it came out, there were rules abut underage viewers, you had to have an adult with you, sometimes they'd, the theater was lax, but sometimes they'd actually check your ID, I didn't see Alien, for a couple years, and had forgotten about it until I heard that a sequel, Aliens, was in the works, about to be released, and way into the 1980's, as with you, I was amazed at how these beautiful scapes were done, the planes, the atmosphere, and the special, monster effects, didn't see if it was mentioned, but the cast were not told Kane's chest was gonna burst, all this blood, Ridley Scott, the director wanted a real reaction from them,it worked, Ripley, Sigourney Weaver, the actress said she sometimes would get lost on the set of the movie, the structures, of the inside of the ship were built as big as you see them, actual hallways, ladders leading to rooms,..Scott has a style of building big sets, so happy that this has inspired you to learn more about space,and space travel, young men,..your the next generation, and it's hopeful to hear you say you want to pursue more knowledge of this,...do check out Aliens, the story is not over for Ripley,..its just the beginning,..Godspeed, Peace ✌

[@deshaughnmolette9205]

They should react to the Halloween franchise, Halloween 1978 to Halloween Ends, and I'm pretty sure they're gonna love the Halloween storyline

[@kurama386able]

I have loved the Alien movie since I was 14 the first time I saw it really excited for this reaction

[@masterofthedeathwing2839]

BRO you actually did it! cant wait to see them watch ALIENS 1986

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

Interstellar is the ultimate great space movie they will surely love! Black holes, landing on a planet that 1 hour of time is 7 years back on Earth, very adventurous, mysterious, and realistic. Trying to save Earth. They would love it!

[@ashokmorar]

Super reaction from these gents 🙌. Immediate subscribe after seeing their Jurassic Park reaction. Hope they get to see all the awesome 80's and 90's classics we all admired watching as kids. PS: Is it just me.... Or does Naveed look like Pedro Pascal's doppelganger 🧐?

[@looneygardener]

These poor guys need a comedy. Lol.

[@lindym698]

National Lampoon's VACATION!! A good family vacation movie hehehe. They would love it!

[@looneygardener]

@@lindym698 that's exactly what I was thinking!!!! Have to be clean and goofy!

[@lindym698]

@@guru6831 Oh I see. They play it on regular television here, so I didn't realize. Thanks.

[@charlieeckert4321]

I did not know if you found out that "Mother" is what they called the ship's computer system.

[@elteescat]

Yeah: M-U-T-H-R I believe is the spelling.

[@OronOfMontreal]

If they wish to learn more about space and planets, I recommend that you play "2001: A Space Odyssey" for them.

[@lorenzomartinez3091]

Now you should show them the rest of the Alien Series.

[@juliusperseus8612]

Are the Movies dubbed in their Language or they have subtitles ?

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Dubbed version in their language

[@juliusperseus8612]

@@Cinephilesreact786 oh okay. Thanks. I like their reactions ! Keep it up !

[@chadfarr6263]

Please give these gentlemen some buttered popcorn and candy and Coca-Colas for their movie experience.

[@user-tm7tw9tu7b]

I could never go to a theater to a match a scary movie with these gentlemen. I believe we would all get kicked out for screaming and yelling advice to the actors.😂😂😂😂

[@pietrayday9915]

Yep, the computer/spacecraft is called "Mother" - I'll try to put it as delicately as I can, but once you catch on to it, the whole movie is a very, very warped, nightmare-logic take on family relationships: the crew's "Mother" is a very cold, distant machine set to self-destruct mode by the end of the movie... the crew hatches from egg-like sleep pods... the shuttles/escape pods are "born" from the mining ship Nostromo... the suspiciously-shaped alien hatches from an egg and almost immediately "impregnates" it's victims by force... that "pregnancy" results in a gory and gruesome birth that kills the "parent"... the android with dubious-looking "blood" tries to kill Ripley by shoving a rolled-up girlie-magazine down her throat... the (rather terrifying) cat Jonesey is treated like Ripley's baby... even Ripley's role was originally written for a man, and the other "female" character Lambert is revealed to have been born biologically male in a blink-and-you-miss it shot of "her" crew profile on a computer screen in the background of one scene. Taken together, it's meant to be weird, disorienting, and... well, alien! The sequels and prequels play around even more with the basic idea, with mixed results: 'Aliens' reveals that Ripley's daughter grew older than Ripley and died during the 57 years Ripley was asleep before ever really getting to be a proper mother, Ripley's "baby" Jonesey the Cat is traded in for a mother/daughter relationship with the weirdly adult-before-her-time Newt before facing off against an alien queen-mother with each defending her children.... An early draft of 'Alien 3', sill vaguely recognizable in the completed movie, was based on the weird mother-child relationship between Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (with a nod toward Snow White's equally strange relationship with her Evil Stepmother and father), and 'Alien Resurrection' is nearly as explicitly about a mother's eugenic solution to the problem of giving birth to unplanned/unwanted monstrous children as a movie of this sort can get. 'Prometheus' uses the creator-creation relationship between androids and humans (and the comparable relationship of the alien "Engineers" to their biological "robot" creations of humans and alien monsters) as a warped metaphor for parenthood, and the android character in that movie even refers directly to his creator as his "father", as the Father-creation relationship extends to a religious metaphor as well via the Easter, Christmas, and other such symbolism. It's an inconsistent and mixed bag of what metaphor or symbolism you get, depending on the movie and its writer, but they all basically hinge on one twisted version of motherhood or another. The surrealist painter whose art inspired the original movie is even more blunt about the subject: the H.R. Giger paintings and sculptures that inspired the movie, as well as the original and film versions of the alien and spacecraft designs by that artist, are mostly "Not Safe For Work" viewing because of their weird, disturbing, and unnatural depictions of nightmarish blends of human, alien, architectural, and mechanical anatomies engaged in abhorrent and grotesque acts of monstrous reproduction (or at least recreation or violence derived from those acts....) The paintings are meticulously detailed and almost beautiful in a way, but make for some really uncomfortable viewing!

[@Beery1962]

I wonder if they recognized Sigourney Weaver, who was also in Avatar?

[@neldablanco1663]

Good reaction! Good movie! ❤❤

[@bethking7348]

Where's the dang popcorn?😂❤

[@troyshilanski380]

Glad you guys get it. The company dont give a ..... about you.

[@aaronmicalowe]

The best way to learn about space and planets is to get a telescope. Maybe the channel can buy one for you. The last one I bought cost me only £80, so it's not impossible for the channel to gift it. When you see a planet with your own eye you can feel the extreme distance between objects in space. Find the brightest object in the night sky other than the moon, and it'll be a planet. Point and see for yourself. Just remember our planet is turning fast so you'll only get about 20 seconds to enjoy each glimpse.