My Squad of Ultimate Badasses

[a13x]

I've watched this movie a few times over the last couple of weeks. Just 're-bought' it. Fucking classic.

This man is one of the most fun supporting characters of all time. Just awesome. Plus his speech on the APC (at 2:08 mark) goes down in history as "Best of Male Bravado"

HOORAH!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WWh8AmaDIw[/youtube]

[Doc]

Someone said Alien and she thought they said illegal alien and signed up!




Stop your grinnin and drop your linen....

[Punjistick]

That's it man, game over man, game over!

I've always like the originals. None of that PG13 crap like in AVP. Actual swears and blood/gore.

[Ericthejet]

"how could they cut the power man, their f_ckin animals!"

[Nix]

Whatever. No one beats his role as Chet in Wierd Science.

[Brian675]

Whatever. No one beats his role as Chet in Wierd Science.

"a grezzy pork sandwich served in a dirty ash tray" yeah that fuckin rocks!

[Punjistick]

Welcome Circuit City has all four for $20.

[Billy]

I picked this up from Best Buy a couple years back, AWESOME!!!!!!!! It's 9 DVD's

Alien Quadrilogy [9 Pack] - Box - DVD

[a13x]

I picked this up from Best Buy a couple years back, AWESOME!!!!!!!! It's 9 DVD's

Alien Quadrilogy [9 Pack] - Box - DVD

Yea except there's two reasons I only own Alien and Aliens... and this describes one of them....

"Alien ³
Acclaimed director David Fincher's promising career was lucky to survive this astonishingly wrong-headed, almost universally despised second sequel to Alien (1979). The film careens into oblivion virtually from the beginning, as Lt. Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is the only survivor of a crash-landing on a hellish, God-forsaken prison planet. Not only does the crash kill little Newt, completely obviating the entire point of the superior Aliens (1986), but Fincher then compounds his betrayal of that film's fans by having Ripley attend the girl's gruesome autopsy and barely bat an eye as the child's chest is bloodily ripped open with a steel bonesaw. Things just go downhill from there, as the rather unthreatening rapists and murderers harass Ripley and curse a great deal before being torn apart by large fans, having their heads crushed by the unconvincing CGI alien, and finally volunteering to be murdered by the beast rather than letting the evil Company get hold of it. Fincher does the best he can with a terrible script, and there are some nice supporting turns by Charles S. Dutton, Charles Dance, and Brian Glover, but nothing could redeem the film's first 15 minutes. By the time Ripley takes a suicidal swan-dive into a vat of molten lead, cradling a baby alien as it explodes from her chest, many viewers will not know whether to reach for the remote control or a warm bath and a razorblade. A loathsome experience by any standard, Alien 3 still made enough money for Weaver to return as a Ripley clone in Alien Resurrection (1997). ~ Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide"


They need to come out with a 'real' Alien3.

[Evil_Weasel]

yup, it was all down hill after Aliens. "resurection" was even more horrid.

[Billy]

I agree. Alien 3, and Resurrection both sucked bad but resurrection was the worst. The special edition Aliens (second movie) is the best. I think its 3 1/2 hours long.

[a13x]

I agree. Alien 3, and Resurrection both sucked bad but resurrection was the worst. The special edition Aliens (second movie) is the best. I think its 3 1/2 hours long.

Yea I have the Special Edition as well. So much better: "Aliens: Special Edition was released in 1992 on laserdisc and VHS that restored 17 minutes of deleted footage. These additions include a segment showing the colony on LV-426 when the colonists first encounter the Derelict Alien spacecraft which is infested with Alien eggs, a sentry gun scene in the operations building, Ripley's discovery of her daughter's fate while she was in hypersleep, and several dialogue scenes between Ripley and the Marines.[8] These scenes were deleted from the theatrical edition as 20th Century Fox representatives thought the film was showing "too much nothing" and spent an unnecessary amount of time building suspense. It was therefore cut so it would have the maximum amount of screenings in cinemas."