I saw it in '79 at age 11 with my father. It was my first R rated movie. Amazing production design. My dad died yesterday. Rest in peace, dad...😢

This movie is about 40 years old. But why, it seems to be more realistic than today’s full CG space movies.

Когда впервые смотрел "Чужой" в детстве (1987 году) кирпичи откладывал. Потом ночью заснуть не мог. Все было круто - сюжет, спецэффекты, визуальная часть, музыка. Спасибо Р.Скотту за фильм, Х.Гигеру за ксеноморфа, Д.Голдсмиту за музыку.

That was such an amazing classic movie. Everything about it was incredible The graphics on the computer monitor wasn't what would likely be seen today, but it was still jaw-dropping at the time. The cast was top notch. It's got to be one of the best movies made. Even seeing it now, it's still filled with almost non-stop tension, jump scares and excitement.

Saw it in theaters on opening weekend 1979. I was 12 years old and it was the first “R” rated movie I’d ever seen. Dad took me to see it. I’ve been a fan of the series ever since. RIP pop..

Watched this movie last year with a Bose sound bar and new flat screen. My God it still holds up! One of my top ten movies to this day.

This was what I've been wanting most of my life. More external shots of the Nostromo in LV426. This was more than I could hope. Utterly fascinating and greatly adds to the sequence for a long time Alien obsessive.

The reason why this movie is the best and i love Aliens is the fact youve no idea what they are going down to find. The tension this film gives throughout the movie is non stop, to the facehugger to the chestburst. As soon as that happens your on the edge with tensions nerves just like the characters. Then the plot twist and i wont go into spoilers but its one of the best horror movies ever.

Never thought I'd be able to accept a CGI Nostromo but you've done an outstanding job here. 👏👏👏

I remember my jaw dropping in the cinema. This landing sequence was so impressive at the time. Real gritty SF. Thanks for adding to the experience. I loved it.

It is my understanding that when the production team started they sought out engineers from NASA to help. They asked the NASA engineers what a space freighter and its planetary landing craft might look like in the year 2122 and came up with the craft. Hats off to the Alien production team for going that far to create what seems so very real 143 years ahead of 1979.

Seen this move on opening week 1979, It's stay with me all my life. Thank you for adding to the movie. It doesn't distract at all from an already perfect film, ❤

Wow, this is FANTASTIC! Never thought that the 40 yrs. old movie would make my heart skip the beat here.

Possibly the best sci-fi movie ever made. Nothing comes close to it today.

I was 13 years old in 1979 and I went to the theater to see it with my cousin. It was the first R-rated movie either of us had ever been to and we were by ourselves.

No CGI kids. Just pure art. Still looks good today.

I'm a die-hard fan of the original and remember seeing it on release back in 1979. I've watched it many times since throughout all its special editions but this was what I wish might have been. Congratulations on a brilliant job! I'm sure all of us aficionados who sit there gazing at their replica Nostromos will look at it in a new light after seeing this. Thank you for your considerable effort.

Somebody was creative in this fine adaptation. I even liked, no, even loved the CGI showing the loss of one of nostromo's shields. And the hydraulics- a CGI masterpiece. And the moon & planetary surfaces, excellent. One thing was missing however, the terrain on LV426 didn't look like bones. That was It's only set back.

The music is nice and that tridimensional plug on the Wow Signal, also popularized through the mythical Joy Division album, is simply irresistible. ❤

The suspense watching this on VHS back in the day

This is just gorgeous! I love how the final descent conjures the landing of Prometheus. Top-drawer work, sir!

Oh my God. This is just gorgeous. You really enhanced an already established work of art. I need this added to a special edition.

Excellent job on this CGI update! I remember seeing this for the first time, and noticing that @03:01 Ash is saying the reading is Dropping, when the numbers are actually Climbing. It was one of the first reasons given to not trust his character.

0:04 All the planets' crescents are facing the same direction. Take that, _Star_ _Wars._ 😄

Wow!!! Beautiful work classing up the ole Nostromo. Really tastefully done. Alien has a special place in my theatrical movie experience.

I love this, it feels a lot more like an actual spacecraft entering orbit, atmosphere and landing, but most importantly, the exact entirety of Nostromo. I always got confused by its scale, and just what part of the whole thing is Nostromo exactly, the interior seems both claustrophobic and gigantic at the same time. 1:52 Now I know it all happened on that ship.

I saw this movie for first time in 1990 ,I was 8 years old.

Bravo! Still one of my top 10 films after all this time. Thank you for creating this! 😎👍☮

This looks beautiful. It's wild that everything about this movie was ominous, even the descent to the planet's surface.

It's a great pity film isn't made like this anymore.

Excellent ! ! ! Ces images devraient intégrer le film original car elle sont fabuleuses ! ! Magnifique ! Splendide ! De plus elles ne dénaturent pas le film. Au contraire, elles apportent un plus phénoménale. Bravo !

Finally I see straight lights

I first watched Alien at age 14 (1982) & thought the Nostromo was the name of the freighter, I thought the drop ship was unnamed but it is the other way around. I also like the design of the Narcissus, the escape shuttle.

I was 19 when I watched this on a London trip with mates, we still talk about this now. Way ahead of it's time and clashed with Star Wars but they both hold strong to this day! Look at the fantastic Games and follow up movies these two movies gave birth too! The world is going to shit so I'll keep going to the movies! Peace.

I remember this film. I went to see it at night at a nearby movie theater that had once been a large auditorium with a large stage and a balcony - really nice place. This film TERRIFIED ME. As I was walking home, I kept jumping at noises in the shadows. EDIT: it appears that some new 'footage' has been added.

Wow!!!!! What an INCREDIBLE job!!!!!!

When the landing gear came down I said SWEET 😮 can’t wait till it comes out again in a few months on the big screen

Beautiful work, Marcelo! I can tell that you have much respect for the source material. I was a teenager when this film premiered, and it has long been one of my faves. The landing sequence in the original transported me, and you have done a wonderful job of "enhancing" it here. Bravo, sir!

This looks great! Excellent work to seam the old & new together.👌👍

Absolutly pure genius. So real

God bless Ridley for paying attention to landings. The Prometheus landing was spectacular, but with less screen time than the Nostromo’s.

Wow ive never seen this version before incredible... You really feel you are there with them

This is really good. I love the extra scenes. The one thing always felt a bit jarring was the sudden transition from when they were in orbit to suddenly landing with nothing in between. These does a really good job of adding the missing parts.

Saw it in the theater last night for the 45th anniversary, they literally don’t make them like this anymore. Awesome.

Looks amazing. It also stresses one thing from the Alien novelization, that's not included in the film. Parker did not want to land on LV-426 because the Nostromo was not build to land in uncertain terrain and the poisonous athmosphere could damage the engine. And that's exactly what happened.

Amazing work ! For the space part, i still prefer the movie version (i feel it's more moody, slow and darker but it's my personal taste too !), but you 100% nailed the atmospheric part, i really like what you did there !

Saw this film 45 years ago and I lost count at how many times I have watched this film since then and it's an embarrassing number I assure you. Yet it's just as awesome today as it was for me 45 years ago. And there's nothing that comes close in my humble opinion. I recently introduced to a friend who had never seen it before and we go back and forth about it. having discussions that go on fours hours before, during and after the film. If there's a such thing as after, we might pause the film and discuss for hours a scene. The film study can go on and on. I mean fascinating like I'm seeing it for the first time SMH. I know that's crazy but

Very impressive Marcelo! To those of us who savor this film, you really gave it the glory it deserves!

That was nicely done. Ron Cobb would have been proud.

AMAZING WORK!! Subtle upgrades are the best!

This is an extended edition. Thank you.

Just an ordinary day on a freight ship in space. I saw it in a theater with my brother back in the days and this clip makes it feel new again.

My favourite SF film scene ever👍

This is a jaw dropping fan made movie ! 6 points on 5 ! !

That was ri-goddamn-diculous. Hats off!!

I so much love this reimagined scene. Great Job! 👍

Very well done. But I still love the originals shot of the Nostromo and refinery entering stationary orbit for LV-426 from afar. It’s just so beautiful and ominous.

Best cgi Nostromo i have seen it took me a while to realize it wasn't just the film well done. I heard in a doc that they wanted the chrismas lights to be straight as you have them but run out of time.

Very impressive. Nice work. Having seen the original in 1979 in Yongsan, Korea, I'm still nostalgic for the original, but this is damn good.

I like the way you can hear the computer outside the ship even though you really wouldn't be able to hear anything.

The Denver Post newspaper scheduled a viewing of this movie as a gift for all of it's newspaper delivery boys late in 1979. I had just turned 12. I remember some of the other boys throwing up due to some of the graphic scenes which were unprecedented in cinema history at that time.

At first I thought, hey I don’t recall these external shots, then I checked the comments and clicked on ‘more’. Very nicely done sir and the editing between what you added and the original…spot on, I think Ridley would approve. 👍👏

AMAZING LANDING!!!!! really outstanding work!!!!!

The tension is crazy. Nobody would land on an alien world in the dark of night lol but there it is

One of the best series of movies ever made I have all of them.

Wow! YES!!! DAMN impressive work on this! Major Studios & Directors should strive for this level of Remaster. Honors both the design and the all important atmosphere of the original while delivering something New. #Subscribed

I remember watching this Masterpiece first time in TV! 📺 even that way was Magical and top of galaxy! I love that movie❤

1st time ive seen this footage, thanks ! i shared it on youtube .

I’m amazed that Alien space ship fx quality is so much better than the Aliens drop ship sequence. But both movies are brilliant in their own ways ❤❤

One of the best if not the best space sci fi movie ever made , then destroyed it with cheesy sequels

This is one of the few sci-fi movies or programs where the main thrusters aren't always firing. There is the short burn to move them away from the platform, then the landing thrusters during decent. It's one of the few real sci-fi movies out there.

This still gets my heart beating. At 10ft Ripley knows that it's going to be a bumpy landing. This craft wasn't designed to land on an uneven surfaces but all of this planet is uneven. They must investigate the signal it is their duty.

Two things in Alien I think would benefit from some modern SFX. This landing sequence and the final explosion. This was a really good attempt.

I'm impressed how seamlessly your 3D animated scenes fit into the live-action ones. Well done.

Awesome job. Gives all the right feels

Great job! Thanks for uploading this.

Oh man! that´s awesome, this animations could be added into the movie, but I know that´s impossible lol. As a fan of ALIEN saga I would like to thank you, the sequence when landing struts are extended, is similar to the sequences for landing of Prometheus.

Fantastic

Beautiful work.

When I lived in Hollywood, we went to the showing at Grummans Chinese Theatre. They had a full mockup of one of the hallways and the Navigator. You walked through the corridor, steam blowing, lights flashing, horn blaring, and then you saw the Navigator sitting in his reclined position. That set you up pretty good to have nightmares before you even saw the movie!

Its amazing this movie has stood the test of time

Outstanding. Unlike other "special editions" this material fits right in. Good work.

You have a good eye for this. Well done.

Dude... you pick the best subjects to do this work on! I mean, I love me some CONSTITUTION CLASS/D7 Star Trek and all, but really, everyone's doing that... no one has taken this on yet. Beautiful.

Dude, this is AMAZING! Like WOW. You should do more of these!

When they lost the shield they really did have to go with it. They were committed to the landing 🛬 at that stage.

Well done, and it's possibly one of the (minor) things that's lacking in the original movie, ie. a proper sense of descent during the Nostromo atmospheric entry and landing.

Just Fantastic Marcelo and a worthy homage to the Original. You have captured the lumbering bulk of the Nostromo perfectly!

Outstanding work.

Tremendous work, truly. Almost wish the OV looked this good. (Almost)

I watched it years ago but don't remember when, I was in college in Sacramento when this movie came out. I don't think I'd be able to get my wife to watch it however.

I have always wanted to see a more robust landing sequence on LV426 to reflect the violent primordial atmosphere. great work.

Brilliant work, sir!

Excellent job! Thank you fot fixing this. Now, if you can do something about the explosion at the end, this will truly be a perfect film.

Fantastic work.

This is like Landing on the Moon and first Alien Movie, nobody is able to replicate both.

Wow, one of the few times a 3D enhanced recreation pairs almost PERFECTLY with scenes from the original film...very impressive, my friend!!!

Really nice! That should be incorporated into the movie!

Movie of my life ...

Still remember watching this on home video as a kid. Great work as always. Hope to see more from the Aliens Universe.