ALIEN Minute Podcast

[Dowly]

New podcast appeared last week called 'Alien Minute' which goes over the original movie minute by minute, five episodes a week. :up:
http://www.alienminute.com/podcast/

Also, Starlog magazine on making of ALIEN is available on the site:
http://www.alienminute.com/found-documents/xh2vhwoxvfwdqr1iv40magfsi2ovwg

[Nippelspanner]

Nice, thanks!

[Dowly]

I'll just put this here.

ALIENS 30yr Reunion panel from last weekend:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1HzUDle5Nk

Pretty great line-up too:

Daniel Kash (Spunkmeyer)
Mark Rolston (Drake)
Cynthia Dale Scott (Dietrich)
Ricco Ross (Frost)
Jenette Goldstein (Vasquez)
William Hope (Gorman)
Bill Paxton (Hudson)
Paul Reiser (Burke)
Carrie Henn ('Newt')
Michael Biehn (Hicks)
Sigourney Weaver (Ripley)

[STEED]

I'll just put this here.

ALIENS 30yr Reunion panel from last weekend:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1HzUDle5Nk



They look so old! :huh:

Time plays tricks with the mind. :o

Thanks Dowly for the link. :up:

30 years ago! :o :o :o :o

The only film I went see four times. :)


As for Alien 5 sorry I don't like the sound the way that one is going.

[Nippelspanner]

As for Alien 5 sorry I don't like the sound the way that one is going.
I... kind of agree.
The main problem for me is that I believe that old movies and franchises are better left alone. Indiana Jones, Blade Runner, Alien, ... just leave them be. They are movie history and will be, forever, great movies.
A new Alien, no matter with what actors and from what director and with what script, will never fit in. It is a new movie. New look, new feel, new everything.

Movies also "capture" the time they were made in, no matter how hard a director tries to hide it, or twist a genre... And this feeling of a time period can't be faked or manipulated, hence it won't work.
May sound weird, just how I feel about movies in general and kinda hard to explain...