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you’d love to see made.
For me-
The kid out of Sixth Sense, Donnie wahlberg’s character who shoots Bruce Willis
Yoda
The first werewolf in American Werewolf, that attacks them on’t moors
The kid out of the Sixth Sense now works the doors down the town
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He sees dead people and eats them.The kid out of the Sixth Sense now works the doors down the town
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I wish they’d made a better job of the Alien prequels, feels like sacrilege to criticise but Prometheus and Covenant are incredibly mediocre.
you’d love to see made.
For me-
The kid out of Sixth Sense, Donnie wahlberg’s character who shoots Bruce Willis
Yoda
The first werewolf in American Werewolf, that attacks them on’t moors
Some other Alien 3 concepts that were considered......Thor'd from elsewhere....You're being very kind there. They have the epic look of the original Alien but the stories were atrocious.
In my mind we still only have three and a half Alien movies: 1, 2, 3, and the script for 4 (but not the execution of that script with the shite casting, shite CGI aliens and shite directing).
Dogma 2
Some other Alien 3 concepts that were considered......Thor'd from elsewhere....
Before Alien 3 was released, a teaser trailer was put out by Fox. "In 1992, on Earth, we will discover that everyone can hear you scream" went its somewhat clunky narration, as an alien egg was shown hovering over the luminous bulk of our planet.
Another idea, seemingly explored in the very earliest stages of Alien 3's production in the 1980s, was of Ripley and Newt ending up in a futuristic metropolis - albeit one on another planet, not Earth - where they hunted an "especially mobile creature" around the city sprawl.
In one early concept, Giler and Hill envisioned a story which would take place over two films. In the first, Michael Biehn would take the lead as Hicks, while Ripley would spend the entirety of the story in hypersleep and Newt would be sent back to the safety of Earth. The second film would have seen Ripley revived for another fight with her mortal enemy, the aliens.If the concept sounds a bit like Alien meets Blade Runner, this might be because the concept surfaced around the time Ridley Scott was being courted to return as director...
I was an extra at the Dawdon location and I was told that we were all monks and the story was set around a monastery.Some other Alien 3 concepts that were considered......Thor'd from elsewhere....
Before Alien 3 was released, a teaser trailer was put out by Fox. "In 1992, on Earth, we will discover that everyone can hear you scream" went its somewhat clunky narration, as an alien egg was shown hovering over the luminous bulk of our planet.
Another idea, seemingly explored in the very earliest stages of Alien 3's production in the 1980s, was of Ripley and Newt ending up in a futuristic metropolis - albeit one on another planet, not Earth - where they hunted an "especially mobile creature" around the city sprawl.
In one early concept, Giler and Hill envisioned a story which would take place over two films. In the first, Michael Biehn would take the lead as Hicks, while Ripley would spend the entirety of the story in hypersleep and Newt would be sent back to the safety of Earth. The second film would have seen Ripley revived for another fight with her mortal enemy, the aliens.If the concept sounds a bit like Alien meets Blade Runner, this might be because the concept surfaced around the time Ridley Scott was being courted to return as director...
I was an extra at the Dawdon location and I was told that we were all monks and the story was set around a monastery.
The kid out of the Sixth Sense now works the doors down the town
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I remember an Empire article years ago talking about an alian script set around a monastary on a wood planet.I was an extra at the Dawdon location and I was told that we were all monks and the story was set around a monastery.
Such a pity that 3 went through production hell, was so to being every bit as good as its two predecessors. It’s still a damn good film compared to the vast majority of sci-fi’s, was always going very difficult to live up the expectations though.Some other Alien 3 concepts that were considered......Thor'd from elsewhere....
Before Alien 3 was released, a teaser trailer was put out by Fox. "In 1992, on Earth, we will discover that everyone can hear you scream" went its somewhat clunky narration, as an alien egg was shown hovering over the luminous bulk of our planet.
Another idea, seemingly explored in the very earliest stages of Alien 3's production in the 1980s, was of Ripley and Newt ending up in a futuristic metropolis - albeit one on another planet, not Earth - where they hunted an "especially mobile creature" around the city sprawl.
In one early concept, Giler and Hill envisioned a story which would take place over two films. In the first, Michael Biehn would take the lead as Hicks, while Ripley would spend the entirety of the story in hypersleep and Newt would be sent back to the safety of Earth. The second film would have seen Ripley revived for another fight with her mortal enemy, the aliens.If the concept sounds a bit like Alien meets Blade Runner, this might be because the concept surfaced around the time Ridley Scott was being courted to return as director...
Aye definitely an untapped seam of pure gold there, that seems to have been criminally overlooked by Hollywood!Fast and Furious
Alien 3 was shite. I remember at the time they’d had several different writing teams with several drafts and ended up just mashing them all in together.Some other Alien 3 concepts that were considered......Thor'd from elsewhere....
Before Alien 3 was released, a teaser trailer was put out by Fox. "In 1992, on Earth, we will discover that everyone can hear you scream" went its somewhat clunky narration, as an alien egg was shown hovering over the luminous bulk of our planet.
Another idea, seemingly explored in the very earliest stages of Alien 3's production in the 1980s, was of Ripley and Newt ending up in a futuristic metropolis - albeit one on another planet, not Earth - where they hunted an "especially mobile creature" around the city sprawl.
In one early concept, Giler and Hill envisioned a story which would take place over two films. In the first, Michael Biehn would take the lead as Hicks, while Ripley would spend the entirety of the story in hypersleep and Newt would be sent back to the safety of Earth. The second film would have seen Ripley revived for another fight with her mortal enemy, the aliens.If the concept sounds a bit like Alien meets Blade Runner, this might be because the concept surfaced around the time Ridley Scott was being courted to return as director...