How everyone when they see John Hurt go "oh the main villain in V for vendetta" and not "oh the protagonist of 1984" :)

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Hahaha I couldn't help it!! He was just very memorable in V for Vendetta!! I know he's been in a ton of other stuff though too! Thanks for the comment and tuning in!!

Star WArs came in 1977. In 1978 we already got 3 low budget copies of Star Wars. I kinda liked them but still. Creators of "Alien" wanted to show another side of space, not that bright/colorful like in Star Wars and I LOVE it. Special effects in Alien look much more realistic. The characters look real. I adore this film

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

What were the other low budget copies?! The only one I can think of is Space Balls! I love the darker sci fi aura of Alien! Indefinitely agree with the characters and story feeling more believable and realistic! I love checking these movies out I've never seen before!

After Star Wars was released to unprecedented success studios scrambled to find sci fi properties to film. They all wanted a piece of the action. As a result Star Trek: The Motion Picture was brought to the cinema and was released the same year as Alien (the original TV series was 66-69) What no one bargained for was the genius of Ridley Scott a virtually unknown director at the time with only one movie under his belt. The other thing that made the look of Alien unique was the work of the Swiss artist HR Giger who designed the Alien and the ship it was found in. The impact of Alien was huge and is still felt today. No one had seen anything quite like it. Star Wars itself had a huge impact on Ridley Scott. The used, worn out look of the spaceships and equipment was a far cry from the world of Star Trek and the sci fi that had gone before. He adopted that look for his "truckers in space" in Alien. It has influenced so many movies and video games ever since, it is a truly ground breaking film. And its great to see it still have an impact today. Another thing that was kind of unique at the time (for a film from a major studio) was that there was no star. It meant that you had no idea who was going to die next. And you accepted them in their roles as real people, ordinary folks. And seeing the Aliens life cycle made you believe it could be real. Great reaction I look forward to seeing more. 👍👍

@andrewwoolstencroft9987

2 ай бұрын

Just one more point.🙄 The Alien was right outside the shuttle and was baring the way between Ripley and the shuttle. She had less than 5 minutes to make a decision. She could wait and hope it moved, try and fight it and hope she wins (and she is terrified and no doubt exhausted), or turn the self destruct off and find another way. It would at least buy her time.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I agree! The only reason I knew Ripley was the main character is because all the poster art and a few clips I've seen from the sequel! I LOVE the fact that the characters all died off in no order, not knowing who would go next! I also never really knew exactly HOE much Alien played into all of the video games and movies and TV shows. It was just so clear that Alien legitimately laid the foundation for SO many future movies and games! Thank you a TON for your input!! I appreciate the love!

After watching 'Alien' I refused to walk down the aisle in Toys R' Us that had the 'Alien' action figures/dolls on the shelf. That movie was one of the most suspenseful movies I had seen in a long time. All these years later and it still gives me the chills.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

They sold those things at Toys R Us?!? Hahahaha no way!!! I would've refused to as well! This was WAY more suspenseful than I ever thought it would be! Honestly kudos to everyone who made it! That's how you know you got a good movie!

Sigourney Weaver is 6 feet tall. Ian Holm was 5’5”

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I knew she was super tall! She's never really looked that tall except in Alien!

If you want another horror film that is extremely tense and shocking - The Thing 1982. It will not disappoint and Kurt Russell is the best.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I will absolutely add that to my list!! Thank you for the ideas! I haven't seen that one!

@RabidParakeetSweat2

2 ай бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies The Thing will change your life. You have never seen a movie like this one before. Enjoy

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Now you have me excited!!

@tobiasbrooks5368

2 ай бұрын

I absolutely second this suggestion

@robinhartzell2380

Ай бұрын

I also strongly recommend "The Thing" (1982). It's possibly the greatest horror movie ever made. It's certainly in the top five. The practical effects are insane in the best way!

After seeing this in theaters when I was 14, John Hurt became my favorite actor

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

He is quite the actor! I can't say I've seem him in many movies, but the few roles I've seen him play, he nails it! Indiana Jones and the KotCS, V for Vendetta, Alien now. I can't think off the top of my head what else he's been in. He's been outstanding! Thank you for the comment and tuning in!!

A few things, I don’t blame anyone for not thinking about it because they don’t mention it again, but the alien has acid blood. That’s why they don’t kill it when it first emerges. The acid would eat right through the floor and they’d all die. You wondered why Mother allowed Ripley to start the self destruct. The ship isn’t fully automated, which explains why there’s a crew at all. I also don’t think anyone would be comfortable with the self destruct being under the control of the main AI. Nice badge and patch collection you got going in the background. 👍

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

That's something I hadn't thought of!! I was so stressed and freaked out the instant it popped out, but that would definitely explain why they didn't go after it! Ahh okay! That makes sense. Being so new to the movie it's hard to pick up on things as you're watching! That's why I love rewatching stuff too. Gives you time to go back and kind of pick up on things you missed the first time around! Thank you for tuning in and the comment! And thanks about the patch and coin collection! It's growing, albeit slowly lol

Yaphet Kotto was in Live and Let Die. He was also in The Running Man. Harry Dean Stanton was in Kelly's Heroes, Escape From New York, Repo Man and Red Dawn Veronica Cartwright was in Invasion of the Body Snatchers

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Yes!!! Live and let die!! And running man!! Thank you! Thise are the two I remember him from!! I'm great at recognizing but not so great at remembering where they're from 🤣

@stevesheroan4131

2 ай бұрын

Outside of Alien I remember Veronica Cartwright best as the crazy religious lady in The Witches of Eastwick, whose husband beats her to death with the fireplace poker.

@johnmaynardable

2 ай бұрын

John Hurt was in Elephant Man Tom Skerrit was in the original film M*A*S*H.

@ldkinbote

11 күн бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies Tom Skerritt was also in one of my favorite movies, "The Dead Zone." I'd also recommend that. Directed by David Cronenberg and from the Stephen King book. Not to mention starring the great Christopher Walken.

For years (decades) I didn't understand how the face-hugger got onto his face through the helmet and then it finally hit me some years ago, "OHH, duh, the acid ate through the helmet." I was like "Why didn't the helmet protect him?" Also, I JUST now heard it in your reaction that when it jumps out of the egg onto his helmet, you can actually hear the hissing, I'm guessing of the acid.

@kevsclassicmovies

10 күн бұрын

That's a good call!! I didn't even think of the possibility of acid as the reason it went through! Good point to bring up! I love when you guys bring up these awesome little details about the movies!!

Great reaction! I understand the frustration about not killing it as soon as it punched through Kane's chest but if they had, acid blood would have gotten all over everything and everyone and most definitely burned a hole through the hull.

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

That's a great point! In the moment I wasn't thinking about ita blood being acid lol. Really is the perfect life form! Appreciate the input and the comment!! Thank you TONS!!

@ldkinbote

11 күн бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies Uh oh, you're sounding a bit like Ash there. YOU'RE AN ANDROID, AREN'T YOU?!? I actually just recently watched a video going into why it is viewed as a "perfect" life form, but you'd have to have seen all the Alien movies to understand (and not be spoiled by it). Anyway, thanks for the reaction. I didn't see this in the theater, but I did see it in the 80s on VHS. By the time the second movie came out, I saw it in the theater. It was AWESOME.

Lambert & Ripley aren't wearing makeup probably because they are working on a commercial towing vessel. 😂 They're not exactly Uhura in this movie.

@kevsclassicmovies

13 күн бұрын

I think I said that because Hollywood uses TONS of makeup for their characters and I was shocked to see natural looking women! Haha 🤣

Just found your channel, it's so much fun watching you react, almost like I'm watching the movie again for the first time

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! I'm glad to hear I'm bringing you some joy! I'm still learning a ton with this channel, so the quality will hopefully get better and better! I loved this movie! Thank you a TON for the support!!

Hi there! Just discovered you by pure chance. Watched, liked and subscribed, what can I say. I enjoyed your reaction to Alien. You MUST watch Aliens (Special Edition) and then play Alien Isolation on any platform you like. You thought you held your breath in Alien? Wait until you play Alien Isolation!

@kevsclassicmovies

18 күн бұрын

Hey! Thank you a TON for the watch, like and subscribe!! I'm definitely watching Aliens!! It's on my short list and I'm aiming for a few weeks down the road! I typically try to release a video once a week and 4 a month. Work has been busy but my Alien reaction was received well so I'll definitely do Aliens! I'm STOKED for it! I enjoyed Alien a lot! Do you think also doing some different games on my channel would be watchable as well?!

Loved your reaction! 👍 Now Aliens! 👽👽👽

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!! I absolutely have Aliens on my list to watch!! I can't wait to watch it! I hear that one is just as good as the first! Thanks again for tuning in!!

Another good example of new films not doing any kinda research or thought into space travel and science. The new alien movies. They literally go onto an alien planet with no helmet or respiratory machine and just get infected instantly

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Hahaha, that just sounds silly. And it drives me nuts! Alien seemed like it had such care and deliberate actions with everything they did! Maybe I'll tune into a few of the newer ones if we start running out of stuff to watch, but maybe I'll just stick to Aliens for now

@nur418777

2 ай бұрын

"2000 year old fossile make me scared. I'm out of here!" 5 minutes later: "Oh, an alien toothed vagina-snake. I love her! Here kitty kitty kitty..."

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

@@nur418777 🤣🤣🤣🤣

You might want to check out the original "War of the Worlds" and "Forbidden Planet" from the 1950's for the origins of SiFi horror.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

That's actually a fantastic idea!! I knew War of the World's was an old one, but I've seen the newer one with Tom Cruise! I'd LOVE to see the old one! I actually have The Mummy from the 1930s on my list to watch! I'll write that down!

When the Nostromo lands on the planet and they go out in their suits, to show the scale of how large it is, they had children in little suits in the outdoor shots and in the wider derelict ship shots. That was Ridley Scott's kid(s) along with some other crew members', I think. I heard all this when I watched the commentary on the DVD of the Director's Cut when they first put the quadrilogy on DVD. The derelict ship and the surrounding landscape was a miniature carved from Styrofoam, but it was the size of room and it was done in a hanger (I think) and in order for it not to look like a miniature and for you to not see the flaws, they used fog machines and chose to shoot it, mostly, through the monitor on the ship. So, the audience is seeing what the people on the ship are seeing, which make it look creepier and HUGE. It's thoughts like that which make me marvel at Ridley Scott's creativity. I don't know if I would've thought to shoot it that way. I think he implied that it's kinda a cheat 'cause they didn't have a lot of money, but hey, isn't that all movie-making, especially sci-fi? See how creatively you can convey your story so it gets the point across with as least as many distractions as possible? I think that's why so many people prefer miniatures 'cause even though CG can convey sci-fi and fantasy concepts many times more concretely, many people focus on IT and are distracted from the story being told. I remember Scott saying on there, at the time, that of all his movies he's done, this one is the one that still holds up. I agree still and I heard that commentary, probably about a couple of decades ago.

@kevsclassicmovies

10 күн бұрын

Honestly, it's AMAZING the amount of cool camera tricks and footage tricks and practical effects they use to really make the environment look fantastic! I've always loved watching behind the scenes stuff! It makes it worth all the while seeing how much effort they put into these masterpieces!!

I'd heard, many years later 'cause they don't really explain the dynamics so much of the characters, that all of the crew are familiar with each other and that's why they talk that way with each other, but Ripley is a young new 1st officer, so they don't know her as well and therefore don't respect her authority as much. Ash was also new and placed with them as the science officer by the company. So, thinking back on it, the company knew about this place and the potential of an alien which is why they had that directive in Mother and put Ash on the crew to make sure the "most valuable thing" survives and gets brought back to the company. All the people? Eh, expendable.

@kevsclassicmovies

10 күн бұрын

Interesting! I can see how they wouldn't respect a young first officer but clearly she was a great pick! In actually really excited to see more Aliens lore in Aliens!! This universe is awesome!

There are hundreds of sci-fi horror films from the silent movies to the 1950s. ALIEN is influenced especially by Planet of the Vampires & 2001: A Space Odyssey. Star Wars was made by a lot of special effects artists from 2001. 20th Century Fox made Star Wars for $18Million not expecting a big money maker so when it became the biggest money maker ever they green lit ALIEN. They made sure the effects would match Star Wars quality and did a rewrite to make it an A picture. The rape and male birth horror is unique to the Alien story. When trying to choke Ripley he sticks a porn magazine in her mouth. The series of Alien movies after this are low quality.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I've never even heard of Planet of the Vampires!! I'll have to add those to the list! I didn't even catch the fact both movies are from the same studio! That would make sense why they were so fast to green light Alien! Excellent knowledge!! Thanks for the background! That's both bizarre and fascinating about the shoving a born magazine in her mouth. I just thought it was a magazine. Just really bizarre behavior lol. I loved this movie a lot!! Thank you for your support and view!!

There is always an Android on every space mission that the company sends out. Ash didn’t know about the alien it until they discovered it. He was communicating with Mother in private and then the company that handles Mother changed his directive. His new task was to bring back the life form at all cost. Crew Expendable.

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

So they send one on every single mission? Do the people not typically know who the android is then? I'm genuinely curious :) I loved diving into this movie with the different lore! I'm even more curious at why they wanted the lifeforms so bad!! Thank you so much for the comment and tuning in!!

@RR64434

Ай бұрын

You’re welcome. I think it becomes clearer in future movies but I think somehow the Defense Department knew about the signal beforehand but didn’t necessarily know what the result of the signal would lead to and that is why they placed an Android on board without the knowledge of the crew. This is my favorite movie of all time and thank you for reacting to it and loving it. I saw it when I was 9 years old and the realism of what could conceivably happen if the human race stumbled upon a life form left an indelible mark on me. I loved Star Wars but it was much more fantastical than this Movie. The grittiness of the cinematography, the theme and the writing makes this movie stand the test of time.

You mentioned at one point that the people who make movies don’t put in the kind of effort they used to… as in this movie and like when Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christiansen spent hours and hours a day working on lightsaber battles-one of the things that made those look so realistic. That opinion is (perhaps partly) due to the fact that you have not been exposed to the amount of research/training that goes into making other movies. There are documentaries online (and as movie pack extras) that show Keanu Reeves doing all of his combat training for the Matrix and John Wick series, all of the men from 300 doing their combat/exercise routines, and of course, Tom Cruise who trains non-stop to do 95% of his own stunts (including aeronautics, motorcycling, car driving, skydiving, rock climbing, etc). Every industry-specific movie also has a research consultant that advises them on aspects of the script/action/gadgetry. How well any of these aspects is fleshed out is noticeable/debatable, but they *do* in fact put the work in. Good reaction, BTW.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

A lot of the movies today don't have those dedicated actors/actresses anymore. Keanu and Tom are two current day LEGENDS with how they carry themselves professionally! I love them!! A lot of the current actors have main character syndrome and don't take that extra step to look that much better. And the writers clearly showed their research of Alien! I love that extra effort!

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for the comment and tuning in!! I greatly appreciate it!! I'm glad you enjoy joyed it!

Thinking of the dynamic of the crew and why I think you shouldn't judge them too harshly for their decisions is that you have to keep in mind that they're just truckers, in space, they're not scientists nor military. They were woken up from a routine mission of hauling ore and told, by the computer, that they have to investigate this signal that seems like it may be an SOS or they will forfeit their shares for this haul that obviously is taking them at least a couple of years. So, they go out to investigate, find this derelict alien ship. Long dead, then one of them gets attacked and injured so they want to just leave. Ripley, as 1st officer, is like, "No, we can't risk contamination." Everyone else is understandably freaking out and Ash lets them back on the ship, which becomes obvious later because that was HIS mission. None of these people are equipped for anything CLOSE to this extraordinary situation. It's not like they went there with a purpose of finding something like this, they were just interrupted in doing their hauling job. Thinking about the bigger picture, they were most likely set up by the company for this exact thing to happen. Well, actually they probably would've rathered keep the ore and the alien alive but they probably planned on sacrificing that whole crew. The Weyland Corp is evil, man. That's what many people have come to the conclusion is the REAL villain in the Alien movies. The alien just does what it does and Ash is just programmed BY the company.

@kevsclassicmovies

10 күн бұрын

Honestly it was a very good story writing detail! It's understandable that the crew would be panicked. I assumed Ash was just panicked and let them in because he wanted to save them. That's why the Ash being a humanoid robot shocked the hell out of me!! GREAT movie!! Thanks for the comment and tuning in!!

@ldkinbote

10 күн бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies Yeah, it never really crosses anyone's mind that Ash (or anyone) could be an android.

See Aliens !!!

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

I definitely have that on my sequel list to see!! I'm looking forward to it with how good Alien was! Thanks for the comment and the input!!

Hi. I am new to the channel, and I liked the reaction.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!!! You have no idea how much that means!! I appreciate your support!!

Hey man, don’t let any of these trolls get to you - you’re doing great for a brand new channel. In fact, been thinking of starting my own so I’m watching and learning too.

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

Thank you!! I won't let it bother me. I'll use it as motivation to get better! You should start one! I feel like there's no reason in today's age not to have one!!

'Alien' and 'Aliens' (1986) are the only movies in the franchise worth watching. The groundbreaking sci-fi movie which set the style for the '70s and '80s was '2001: A Space Odyssey' (1968).

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I'll definitely keep that in mind! I totally forgot about a space odyssey! Never seen it but I have heard of it! Also, I looked it up, Star Trek started in the early-mid 60s!! That probably also laid some foundation as well!

@dewey70

2 ай бұрын

Totally agree. The first two.

@steved1135

Ай бұрын

While i understand that feeling, I have to disagree. He's clearly interested in the lore, and most of that takes place in the films beyond the second...

@robinhartzell2380

Ай бұрын

The first and second are definitely the best, but I think all are, at a minimum, good. The first two are hard to beat, though. I actually loved the prequels, and for me, "Prometheus" would rank as #3 in the franchise. They were visually stunning, but I concede that they are a controversial topic among fans. I agree that "2001: A Space Odyssey" is foundational for modern sci-fi. That movie was so ahead of its time--the villain is emotive, self-aware AI, and it came out in 1968! Wild!

I hope to see a first time reaction to The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter it is my number 1 favorite sci-fi horror movie and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott is my 2nd favorite sci-fi horror movie but both of them are on the top of my list as the greatest sci-fi horror movies ever created and I am a new subscriber as well:).

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Awesome suggestion! I actually have it written on my list to watch relatively soon! Someone else suggested it as well, and seeing as it's same director as Big Trouble in Little China, I'm totally down for it! Thanks for the comment and tuning in! :)

I have to admit that old thinking was better than the movies we get today. I mean there still enjoyable but it's not the same as it used to be. There are just some better classic eras' then today's movies.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I don't know if it's just because all the ideas were original, or if the stuff they made just made more sense and better characters! Thank you so much for the support!

0:45 "Die Hard-fan base"! :D This movie is actually "Die Hard" from the antagoniste point of view.

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

🤣🤣 that's a good point! Thank you so much for the comment and tuning in!!

The ship's computer (Mother) the intelligence of a typical computer. It wasn't a sophisticated A.I, that was ASH. So it didn't have thought processes that wasn't programmed into it. IT his the special order 937 as Science officer eyes only but couldn't hide it from the captain if he/she initiated an emergency command override. Which is why Ripley was able to set the self destruct.

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

Ahhh okay!! That makes sense! I guess I was just expecting the ship to screw them over too haha. Lots of awesome twists and turns here! Thanks for the comment and tuning in!

Some people put a watermark over the movie- Usually just a big piece 90% opacity white Impact font that says "COPYRIGHT". Don't worry about don't worry about covering up the picture- 100% of the people watching your video have already seen it. Also, music is a big copyright trigger. If you can find some kind of reverse-karaoke filter that will garble just the music, that will help. Otherwise, do a lot of cuts and/or audio dropouts while music is playing.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for the advice! I tried to do a just an oval covering up the video, but I had a terrible time! Some of these professional reaction channels have outstanding editing. I should try the watermark! I appreciate it!

Sigourney Weaver um ícone da história do cinema ......assisti os 4 aliens em sua própria época..... memórias para se Levar para o resto da vida

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

She is an icon! She was always an icon to me from Ghostbusters, but now even more! I'm very excited to watch Aliens now! Ita definitely on my list! Thanks for the support, comment and tuning in!!

9:03 COMPLETE GARBAGE 🤷🏾‍♂️😂💯 I’ve watched *ALIEN* at least 100 times! Perfect set designs, perfect soundtrack, & a perfect antagonist!

@kevsclassicmovies

7 күн бұрын

I loved all of the sets! I was fascinated by all of the tricks and cool set pieces they made! I'm looking forward to Aliens!

William Shattner is *93*

I love that you could saw the Kick ass woman character, Riley, Sarah, Eve, and I would there put Black Widow, put without been force, like they do with a Rey (Star War) and other female characters,

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

I agree with black widow!! She was a fantastic addition to iron man and she wasn't forced! I did thoroughly enjoy Black Widow! I love the way the old school women heroes were portrayed! Thank you for the comment and tuning in! I appreciate it so much!

Trust me, this movie got plenty of respect when it came out, and for many years after. If anyone sees it today, it gets plenty of respect. Sci Fi and Horror have always been closely tied together. Maybe not as technically efficient as this film, but they have always played with each other. I know you are working to get your videos on line, but I can barely tell what is on the screen in the movie. And I have seen this movie a hundred times.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I'm glad this movie gets loads of respect! It deserves it! And as for my screen, I know it's a bit tough to see. Unfortunately youtube throws a fit when it's too visible because of copyright stuff, so I made it transparent to combat that. I'll try to figure out some new way to make it more visible while still being able to post the longer videos. It's really difficult fighting the youtube copyright bit 😅🤣 I'm trying something new for my next video, I think it'll be quite a bit more visible

@johnmaynardable

2 ай бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies I watch a lot of reactors that do a better job with allowing us to see the movie you are watching. Check out Rob Squad Movie Reactions or Cinebinge to see how clearly they show the movie. Like I said I'veseen this movie many times and I had a hard time knowing what was on the screen.

If you want intensely accurate space science couched in a gorgeous story, watch Interstellar (if you haven’t seen it yet). It will restore your faith in what Hollywood is still capable of!

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I have seen interstellar! I'm very fond of that movie!! Definitely one of Hollywood better more recent films! Although it was made about 6 or 7 years ago maybe? That's really when movies started taking a plunge :( thank you SO MUCH for the comment and support!

When are you watching Aliens?

@kevsclassicmovies

18 күн бұрын

It's on my list, but I'm not entirely sure! I have a bunch of other movies planned out, but I can really do anything at any time :) I'll keep in mind when I'm picking my next movie! Thanks for the comment and tuning in!!

🔥🔥

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for tuning in and the comment!! :)

Yeah, see the difference between them and me I'll pass up my paycheck I'll go get a new job I'm not putting my life at risk for exploring and unknown world and secondly as soon as I saw that face hugger on that guy's face, I would have been gone I would have stolen the shuttle and left with a cat. Alien Movies in (Chronological) Order AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004) ... Aliens' vs Predator: Requiem (2007) ... Prometheus (2012) ... Alien: Covenant (2017) ... Alien (1979) ... Aliens (1986) ... Alien 3 (1992) ... Alien Resurrection (1997)

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I just didn't get to see enough of the lore and background!! I want to know more about the Alien universe!! Hahaha I would've absolutely left with the shuttle and cat too 🤣🤣 thanks a ton for the comments!! Thank you for the several comments and new sub!! That means the world to me! I'm glad you are enjoying the stuff! I can't wait to get some better gear and better editing skills!!

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

What you thinking next?! Patch Adams?!

Ellen Ripley is THE #1

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

Ripley is awesome!! Signournwy Weaver a huge icon back in that time! Thanks a ton for the comment and tuning in!!

wow a genuine reaction channel? Thanks for not faking reactions and critisizing hollywood now because it is not nearly as good as it used to be

@kevsclassicmovies

10 күн бұрын

You're absolutely welcome! Honestly I can't stand the fake reacting or extremely over dramatic reaction channels. There's quite a few that freak out over every line in the movie! I really want my channel to be genuine and fun! I REALLY appreciate your comment!! It's a huge compliment! Thank you!!

@seanmills7586

9 күн бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies yeah man keep it up

Watch 2001: A Space Odyssey

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

That's on my short list to watch for sure!! I've gotten that suggestion amd I'm definitely interested! I'll have to do a sci fi night here soon!! Thanks for the comment and tuning in!

I'm sorry but you're not gonna last long.There's no sound.You can't see anything.This is terrible editing from you.I'm sorry if you're not gonna last because they're gonna get you too but I can't hang in there with you if I can't ever see the movie or hear any sound from it.I just don't want to hear you pontificating and talking.That's boring.Good luck to you though

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

I appreciate the comment, but you're also wrong :) I'm brand new to all of it. And I only have 50 subs. So nothing but up from here. Working on my editing skills, and copyright issues are a big problem when not edited correctly. I'll definitely take the input as constructive criticism, so thank you for the input. Very new to youtube and I already have a hater lol, guess I'm doing better than I thought

Yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, ... Man, you've been talking non-stop since the beginning. More listen, less talk. I'm outta here.

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

🤣🤣 gotta give input to keep copyright down, bye!

@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin

Ай бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies You don't bro, not to that degree, not even close. There are tons of reactors not getting strikes for these movies, and they didn't do it by talking non stop.

@Blue-qr7qe

Ай бұрын

@kevsclassicmovies Yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak, yak,...

Do yourself a favor and watch the second alien movie called aliens, but watch the special edition, that is the best 👍

@kevsclassicmovies

Ай бұрын

I can do that!! It's definitely on my list!! Thanks for tuning in and the comment!! I appreciate it more than you know!!

@dlf4542

Ай бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies And when you are done with the second movie you should watch the third. Many people dont like it, but thats becuase they are idiots. Ripley is in a completely different environment and the movie is still very scary. But like the second, you have to watch Alien 3 speciel edition. Its about 20 minuts longer and you get to know the characters better 🙂

You mentioned at one point that the people who make movies don’t put in the kind of effort they used to… as in this movie and like when Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christiansen spent hours and hours a day working on lightsaber battles-one of the things that made those look so realistic. That opinion is (perhaps partly) due to the fact that you have not been exposed to the amount of research/training that goes into making other movies. There are documentaries online (and as movie pack extras) that show Keanu Reeves doing all of his combat training for the Matrix and John Wick series, all of the men from 300 doing their combat/exercise routines, and of course, Tom Cruise who trains non-stop to do 95% of his own stunts (including aeronautics, motorcycling, car driving, skydiving, rock climbing, etc). Every industry-specific movie also has a research consultant that advises them on aspects of the script/action/gadgetry. How well any of these aspects is fleshed out is noticeable/debatable, but they *do* in fact put the work in. Good reaction, BTW.

@kevsclassicmovies

2 ай бұрын

I think you double commented but thank you for the input and comment!! I replied to your other comment! :)

@stephenlackey5852

2 ай бұрын

@@kevsclassicmovies Oops-didn’t mean to… phone acting up. See you in the feed😌🙏