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A word of caution though; the featurettes are split into pre-production, production and post-production and when you reach the second production featurette (if you watch them in order) they start talking (Terry Rawlings et al who edited Alien and Alien 3) about what cuts they had to make; which appear in the special edition.
Oh and did you know that skin head Sigourney was wearing a $14,000 wig for the final scenes?
> Mr Snuggly wrote:
> I shall watch Alien Resurrection tomorrow. Hopefully, it'll be as
> good as I remember it.
>
> It's cool up until the appearance of the cross breed IMHO. Than it
> sucks. Big time.
Just finished watching it, and yes - it's great up until the weird white alien crossbreed at the end. It just looks rubbish. But I like the way it dies. Ron Perlman owns this movie.
Ripley: "Who do I have to f*** to get off this boat?"
Johner: "I can get you off. Maybe not the boat..."
> ... wasn't Ernest Bogine (co-pilot of Airwolf) in it too?
*****
Yes, I do believe he was.
> I shall watch Alien Resurrection tomorrow. Hopefully, it'll be as
> good as I remember it.
It's cool up until the appearance of the cross breed IMHO. Than it sucks. Big time.
>And the CGI underwater aliens too. In fact, that whole bit was pinched
>from the Poseidon Adventure wasn't it?
I can't seem to remember any Aliens in the Poseidon Adventure. I remember some fat lass who died after holding her breath gave her a heart attack and wasn't Ernest Bogine (co-pilot of Airwolf) in it too? Or am I thinking of Savalas (Kojak) or am I thinking of the Dirty Dozen or both?
They're remaking the Poseidon Adventure, don't you know. Looking forward to that.
The reason the sound is so awful, Snuggly, is because they're putting in deleted scenes. They can't do any ADR since it's a waste of time getting all the actors back over a decade after the film was finished just to fix up the DVD, so they're using what sound they have, which in some cases is poor quality.
Apparantly the documentary is basically a recut version of one released ages ago (possibly the one on the original Alien boxset which has been out for years) We don't get to see the verbal arguments between Fincher and the producers and how bad it really got at some points, which is a shame.
And the dog alien makes me laugh. You HAVE to see the test footage they did of using a real dog (Fincher's idea) in an alien suit. Instead of pounding down a corridor it just sort of trots like a dog bringing the morning paper... classic. Oh, and they use an ox in the special edition, a dead one. Which to me is crap, since seeing a live dog explode is a lot more disturbing than seeing a dead, rotting ox have its ribcage broken from the inside. And if the ox is dead, how is the alien still alive? Everyone always says they'd rather die than have an alien in them...
:@
And the alien looked like a dog because it was a uh, dog alien or something. Didin't you ever play Alien Trilogy? :P
Might have to watch the extras now though.
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All the different versions of the screenplays. Some are more silly than others, but the one based on snow white and the seven dwarves, on the wooden planet, featuring the chameleon alien had me in stitches.