Sorry the outro got messed up but LOVED this film, way more of an action movie compared to the first one. I loved how tense the first movie was though!! Looking forward to seeing where this franchise goes next!!! But I will be checking out the first Predator next leading up to these two franchises combining! 😁 Thanks so much for checking out this video! See you in the next one!

The trip home was supposed to take 10 months using the Nostromo and its giant Roles Royce engines. This lifeboat doesn't have nearly the FTL capabilities of the Nostromo.

You should have watched the Special edition. Those 57 years cost Ripley so much more than you think. Do your self a favour and watch it again with the special edition. Its by far the superior cut of the movie.

"Aliens": Third Officer Ripley has been found and taken to Gateway station with a Xenomorph-size case of PTSD. What will the Weyland-Yutani Suits make of her blowing up the "Nostromo"? 3:04 You are watching the 1986 theatrical version, which left me with a question about Ripley. 6:46 Ripley shows Apone and Hicks that she isn't a front office paper shuffler like Burke, but a working class dog, like themselves. 9:13 Ripley is able to "get close, quickly" to Rebecca, unlike the female Marines. A reviewer of the time said: "Sisterhood!" I was skeptical and when bought the 1990 Special Edition Laserdisc(!), I confirmed that Ripley had been a parent.

There are various Alien games. The best is Alien Isolation.

Alien 3 please!!🙏🙏👽👽👽

Hey, Ryan! Finally got around to watching this one. Again, apart from the missing outro (I really wanted to know what did you think of the continuity/plot/technical details while comparing two movies.), excellent reaction and commentary! Definitely compelled me to be become your, eh, 24th I think, subscriber! Plus, who could resist the British accent, ha! Which version of the film did you watch? Because the extended version fills up some of the gaps: for example, it turns out Ripley's only daughter passed away during her 57 years absence which better explains her immediate motherly attachment and relationship with Newt and I believe it is more heavily implied that Burke notified the colonists of the location of the derelict from the first film, which sets in motion the loss of contact with the colony. Burke's character overall has to be one of the most despicable and twisted portrayals of corporate greed ever, quite apt for an 80s film. Also, I don't know if you noticed this in the editing process but a great visual parallel to this film's tone was how you were indeed more physically responsive, dodging and swiping all around during all the action scenes, haha. Best jump scare: the moment the marines found the first cocooned colonist still alive. Best line: either _Burke is the worst._ or _I was fully confident of her ... until that one hesitation._ , haha. I would definitely recommend watching all the film in the franchise - each of them has a certain theme, some obviously better executed than others. And now since you have seen _Aliens_ and this new film _Alien:Romulus_ is coming up this summer, I can finally link up this (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5ySabGXzL3RgJs.htmlsi=JnKG5Lgi3uUI7u-v) funny treat, a fanmade 80s style retro trailer for the latter. Enjoy! Apologies for the wall of text and looking forward to those _Predator_ reactions!

After watching Newts Tale on KZfaq, I learned a lot about what happened before Ripely, and the soldiers arrived to help out. But I do wish Burkes death would have stayed in the movie too. His death in the comic book was perfect justice. But as always, the books have all the details, and the movies leave out.

Just an FYI - theres a difference between a robot and android

Terrific isn't it? And STOP THERE, no need to watch any more, the Alien saga ends here.