Alien Nostromo Landing on LV 426
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- One of my favorite movies with one of the most remembered spaceship designs from my childhood, yes, the use of Christmas lights and spotlights that appear meaninglessly at the end of the landing always caught my attention, I tried to give it a focus more modern to the landing including my 3D model in the landing shots in this sequence of the film, I do not detract from the incredible work of models that they did at the time without a doubt of very high quality.
Original footage from Alien 1978, TM & © Fox (1979)
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I saw it in '79 at age 11 with my father. It was my first R rated movie. Amazing production design.
My dad died yesterday. Rest in peace, dad...😢
He seemed to be a very nice man. Taking your 11 year old son to an R rated is something that doesn't exist anymore.
My dad passed away exactly 6 years ago, I still miss him very much
He comes in the dreams
I share your pain
Take care
My condolences. 🙏
My deepest condolences, friend. He lives on in you 🙏🏻👼
Dude that’s a memory ,mine is being five watching Star Wars with my dad on opening day will never ever forget it
Watched this movie last year with a Bose sound bar and new flat screen. My God it still holds up! One of my top ten movies to this day.
and what are the other 9?
Bose soundbar 😂. That's the Prius of sound systems. You need the full meat and gravey driver units and AV amp for this film.
Prius is the extent I want to go.
Is that a television 📺?
This movie is about 40 years old. But why, it seems to be more realistic than today’s full CG space movies.
Because this is a cgi reworked version.
The guy who uploaded this spiced the original. Awesome 😎
It is about 45 years old, not 40.
@@dcolb121BS.
The film was made in 1979 it still looks modern as Tom skerrit ( who played Captain Dallas) said in a tv show it hasn't aged much because of it's computer screens/ digital media especially at the beginning of the film when thet ship suddenly came to life. Excelsior!
This movie still rocks today after 45 years
This isn't the original special effects though.
@@AlexFlockhartreally?
"Rocks"? How original!
I was ...17y/o...today I'm 58...
The reason why this movie is the best and i love Aliens is the fact youve no idea what they are going down to find. The tension this film gives throughout the movie is non stop, to the facehugger to the chestburst. As soon as that happens your on the edge with tensions nerves just like the characters.
Then the plot twist and i wont go into spoilers but its one of the best horror movies ever.
That was such an amazing classic movie. Everything about it was incredible The graphics on the computer monitor wasn't what would likely be seen today, but it was still jaw-dropping at the time. The cast was top notch. It's got to be one of the best movies made. Even seeing it now, it's still filled with almost non-stop tension, jump scares and excitement.
I think the effects hold up nicely, including the computer graphics. They represented the state of the art in 1978, but who's to say that things would not come full-circle, and graphic displays are once again simplified? After all, "glass cockpits" in today's fighter jets merely mimic their analog forebears. Just sayin'.
@@spudeleven5124 it was meant to be a B grade monster flick cashing in in Star Wars success but turned into a top tier production. .
Never thought I'd be able to accept a CGI Nostromo but you've done an outstanding job here. 👏👏👏
It's trash !
Possibly the best sci-fi movie ever made. Nothing comes close to it today.
Not in the likes of "2001: A space odyssey", "Duna" or "Blade Runner", but "Alien" deserves to be in the top 10 for sure.
@@paulocarvalho7877 a matter of taste. I think it's in that club.
Aliens....beat it
Totally different movies. Aliens was very good but don't even go there.
2001, Blade Runner, Alien, Forbidden Planet, Silent Running, Solaris... all up there. I'd even include The Black Hole and the first Star Trek movie, superb!
Saw it in theaters on opening weekend 1979. I was 12 years old and it was the first “R” rated movie I’d ever seen. Dad took me to see it. I’ve been a fan of the series ever since. RIP pop..
Im reporting your dad to the authorities
I didn't see it until 1981! I got really stoned before going inside! It blew my mind!!
I took my girlfriend and by the end of it I had a badly bruised upper arm! Of course I comforted her afterward!
Amen, I saw it to when it opened. It changed everything.
@@spaceace1006Reporting you to the cops
Когда впервые смотрел "Чужой" в детстве (1987 году) кирпичи откладывал. Потом ночью заснуть не мог. Все было круто - сюжет, спецэффекты, визуальная часть, музыка.
Спасибо Р.Скотту за фильм, Х.Гигеру за ксеноморфа, Д.Голдсмиту за музыку.
Вы еще легко отделались. Я после просмотра фильма лет 15 еще потом при каждом посещении туалета, заглядывал в унитаз, проверяя все ли норм?!😟
И Горбачеву за то что бы ты смог посмотреть этот фильм . Правда страну разнес , словно "Чужой".
И мне ,-за поддержку коммента!
This was what I've been wanting most of my life. More external shots of the Nostromo in LV426.
This was more than I could hope.
Utterly fascinating and greatly adds to the sequence for a long time Alien obsessive.
Me and you both buddy lol😊
I like this too; yet there is something about the sparseness of the effects in the original which gives it so much authenticity. That is, unlike movies today, SFX were a part of the story and they helped to move the narrative along, but were NOT the main reason to see the picture.
@@spudeleven5124 know what you mean.
I just liked the added detail this gives.
I saw this movie in 1979 at 15 years old. It has really held up over time.
Me too
Jerry Goldsmith's score is fabulous and is a vital element of both the scene and the general movie.
Agreed. Jerry Goldsmith is one of the best film score composers Hollywood has ever found. Right up on the top tier with John Williams, in my opinion. His work for Alien was outstanding for tension, drama and mood. Interesting that some music included in the film was actually composed for an earlier film called “Freud” also composed by Goldsmith, but about which inclusion he was not happy.
In the same year of 1979, the first Star Trek original series movie came out and also had a score by the late Jerry Goldsmith.
My choice as best sci-fi movie. Original, scary, brilliant direction and very capable cast.
Crazy how many people here think this is the original sequence in the film. However this is still a cool fan made reimagining of it, some parts of it were downright impressive. Excellent job for what it's worth.
Well, most of it seems to be original. Sure, there's an external shot that was not in the movie and the one where they fly in the atmosphere.
I thought the rows of small white lights on the bottom of the space craft looked different here.
i remember it as being EXACTLY THE SAME as when it came out - what was different?
its the exact same - no changes
@@prestonburton8504 Wrong. I immediateley saw those additional "shots" like at th-cam.com/video/0k5eziWR7Gc/w-d-xo.html ("New" cgi? Never seen before sequence) and even before the rcs thruster like effect th-cam.com/video/0k5eziWR7Gc/w-d-xo.html
Also at th-cam.com/video/0k5eziWR7Gc/w-d-xo.html - this is the most obvious new insert
There are much more after that - lost of cgi generated sequences of the ships exteriour
I would have noticed after sseing the movie in all different versions more than 90 times.
@@willywunder0648 i'm old - thank you. I saw it when it came out. funny how our brains work.
After all that time though, it has not lost any of its fascination. Every now and then I have to watch it again, and never get bored.
I remember my jaw dropping in the cinema. This landing sequence was so impressive at the time. Real gritty SF. Thanks for adding to the experience. I loved it.
It was kind of fake and a little bit gay as well
@@Jiimys187 It's special effects of one kind or another, so of course it's fake. Don't get the gay bit though.
@@Geffo555 are you gay?
@@Jiimys187 No. Sorry to disappoint. But hey, it's 2024. Each to their own eh.
So tell me, what's eating you?
@@Geffo555 For the Night is Dark and Full of Terrors
That was incredible. That scene alone is better than most movies these days
It is my understanding that when the production team started they sought out engineers from NASA to help. They asked the NASA engineers what a space freighter and its planetary landing craft might look like in the year 2122 and came up with the craft. Hats off to the Alien production team for going that far to create what seems so very real 143 years ahead of 1979.
Especially the florescent light bulbs. Very advanced....
CRT screens look very current to 1979.
As a teen, a friend who had contacts got the pair of us tickets to a preview screening of the full movie. Some others who attended were adults who turned up with their kids with them, thinking it was another ET. And then the chest burster happened, and they were scurrying out. Good times.
@@mrmoss149 LEDs in protective housings look remarkably similar today, I find. Nice work, I wish I had such ability.
Great comment
I was 13 years old in 1979 and I went to the theater to see it with my cousin. It was the first R-rated movie either of us had ever been to and we were by ourselves.
Everything about this movie still terrifies me all these decades later - especially that extraordinary score!
My grandmother started taking me to do things when we moved to Denver. I was 10, she thought I might like this as I was a sci-fi space nerd. Loved this movie!
Thanks nana, good call! Within a year, she was taking me to see LaserRock: Rush at the planetarium. Seriously...awesome!
Laser Floyd…Gates Planetarium.🤘🏼
Saw Alien in 79 at the old Gothic Theater (South Broadway near Hampden) up in the balcony. Smoking was still allowed then making cool shapes in the projector light shaft. First R rated movie I saw and scared the hell out of me watching the birth.
I'm a die-hard fan of the original and remember seeing it on release back in 1979. I've watched it many times since throughout all its special editions but this was what I wish might have been. Congratulations on a brilliant job! I'm sure all of us aficionados who sit there gazing at their replica Nostromos will look at it in a new light after seeing this. Thank you for your considerable effort.
Ridley Scott - really lifted the game in the sci-fi genre. And pretty much anything else he directed.
Saw it at the drive-in with friends, my mouth hanging open for the 1st half hour.
Seen this move on opening week 1979,
It's stay with me all my life.
Thank you for adding to the movie. It doesn't distract at all from an already perfect film, ❤
Sigourney Weavers panties!
I'm a die hard fan of the original, and I loved this. This really adds to the scene. We never really get a decent feel for the shape of the ship. I suppose it was never about beauty shots of the ship, keeping us disoriented, but I love seeing it here like this. Really well done.
Nothing beautiful about the ship. It was a workship. Similiar to a garbage scow..Notice the dining room scene where there is food, cups, trash, and flotsam all over. Not the USS Enterprise, more like some Polish freighter hauling scrap Iron to Nigeria
Somebody was creative in this fine adaptation. I even liked, no, even loved the CGI showing the loss of one of nostromo's shields. And the hydraulics- a CGI masterpiece. And the moon & planetary surfaces, excellent. One thing was missing however, the terrain on LV426 didn't look like bones. That was It's only set back.
None of this is CGI (not in the modern sense, the displays in the ship use basic graphics), it's 'Visual effects' incorporating model work, matte paintings, scaled down weather effects scenes and composites of the above.
This was all possible because of the physical skill of the craftsmen involved and the editing team.
@@domedwards5256 This version has added CGI. And the displays on screen in the original elements were not basic graphics in 78 either, they were custom built animations by noted graphic effects designer Bernard Lodge.
This movie will never get old, just like 2001 Space Odyssey....WOW❤
Oh my God. This is just gorgeous. You really enhanced an already established work of art. I need this added to a special edition.
Excellent job on this CGI update!
I remember seeing this for the first time, and noticing that @03:01 Ash is saying the reading is Dropping, when the numbers are actually Climbing. It was one of the first reasons given to not trust his character.
IT DOESENT NEED ANY MODERN STUPID CGI !!!! THE ORIGINAL IS THE BEST VERSION !!!!
Good one. I'm sure it was just dialog but still fun to note.
L'un des meilleurs films de sciences fiction. Le vaisseau et sa navette sont troublants de réalisme. 👍
Bravo! Still one of my top 10 films after all this time. Thank you for creating this! 😎👍☮
Beautiful work. Almost seems like this was what I watched 40 years ago.
Amazing!
Just finished watching the movie. Your reimagining of the special effects for this scene is EXCELLENT!
Your Nostromo model is spot on! Not even going to name all of your tiny details but I saw every one of them. Well done!
What they got RIGHT was that since space is vacuum, you don't constantly run the engines like you hear in star wars and other space movies. This was done with sets, scale models and practical effects and for the 1970s was simple amazing
Finally I see straight lights
I remember craping my pants watching this film as a kid 😅😮😢😢😊😊😊❤❤
Evidently in space nobody can hear you scream but mechanicals & rocket engines sound real sweet. That scared the heck out of me when I saw it in 1980 in Manhatten New York.
Beautiful work, Marcelo! I can tell that you have much respect for the source material. I was a teenager when this film premiered, and it has long been one of my faves. The landing sequence in the original transported me, and you have done a wonderful job of "enhancing" it here. Bravo, sir!
Probably the best movie of all time
There no such thing….
@@rgs6236 sorry sir it’s my opinion you have yours
Personally, I'd say it all depends on specific genres, as each category will have its own classics. For my money though, Alien and John Carpenter's The Thing are the two finest examples of horror ever created, while Blade Runner is, without a shadow of a doubt, the greatest fantasy sci-fi film that I've ever watched, bar none. It's all in the eye of the beholder, I guess.
@peterwebster6955 he's right,each to their own, some like Horror, war, crime, musicals, westerns etc but as you say, we are all allowed an opinion though in this day & age alot of people think your not unless it fits a narrative
@@Turrican60All your pics are great not a poor film in any.
That re-do of the landing was bloody-damn *good!* If the copyright holders authorized a remastered version, they should hire the author of this scene. This is a link worth saving.
Saw this movie as a 17 year old at a friend's movie night 2003. I've never been so scared but also glued to the screen.
This looks beautiful. It's wild that everything about this movie was ominous, even the descent to the planet's surface.
One of the BEST sci fi movies Ever.
Very impressive Marcelo! To those of us who savor this film, you really gave it the glory it deserves!
0:04 All the planets' crescents are facing the same direction. Take that, _Star_ _Wars._ 😄
LOL
This is an extended edition. Thank you.
No. It isn't. It's someone's personal project.
Dude, the poster literally notes that they added the "new" shots.
That was nicely done. Ron Cobb would have been proud.
Some of the best Goldsmith music to this scene.
Outstanding superior actors superior writers
Amazing work ! For the space part, i still prefer the movie version (i feel it's more moody, slow and darker but it's my personal taste too !), but you 100% nailed the atmospheric part, i really like what you did there !
Dude, this is AMAZING! Like WOW. You should do more of these!
I love this, it feels a lot more like an actual spacecraft entering orbit, atmosphere and landing, but most importantly, the exact entirety of Nostromo. I always got confused by its scale, and just what part of the whole thing is Nostromo exactly, the interior seems both claustrophobic and gigantic at the same time. 1:52 Now I know it all happened on that ship.
I saw it also in 1979 at age 11 with my dad on opening weekend. He could never live down the fact that during the scene were Dallas is in the venting system and the Alien jumps out of nowhere he jumped out of his seat and I thought it was hilarious.
I'm impressed how seamlessly your 3D animated scenes fit into the live-action ones. Well done.
I was born right about the same time it was released in movie theatres. Spring of 79'
Best cgi Nostromo i have seen it took me a while to realize it wasn't just the film well done. I heard in a doc that they wanted the chrismas lights to be straight as you have them but run out of time.
WELL DONE! Alien is my all-time favourite and I'm very leery about anyone messing with it, but you got all the technical details right and the blue hue of the planet fitted with the on-the ground scenes. The landing leg hitting the rock was the only detraction, it looked a bit cartoonish, and I would have liked to have seen a more Giger-inspired landscape, but I'm nitpicking, I loved this updating of the landing scene. Thanks for taking the trouble it must have been a lot of work.
AMAZING WORK!! Subtle upgrades are the best!
1st time ive seen this footage, thanks ! i shared it on youtube .
The music is nice and that tridimensional plug on the Wow Signal, also popularized through the mythical Joy Division album, is simply irresistible. ❤
I remember seeing that album cover (a bit after this came out, I think my older brother got it for Christmas that year) and thinking they had taken it from this movie. In 1979 we didn't have the Internet to tell us these things.
I remember this film. I went to see it at night at a nearby movie theater that had once been a large auditorium with a large stage and a balcony - really nice place. This film TERRIFIED ME. As I was walking home, I kept jumping at noises in the shadows.
EDIT: it appears that some new 'footage' has been added.
So fucking ahead of it's time. Honestly these films changed horror forever. So amazing.
At first I thought, hey I don’t recall these external shots, then I checked the comments and clicked on ‘more’. Very nicely done sir and the editing between what you added and the original…spot on, I think Ridley would approve. 👍👏
I so much love this reimagined scene. Great Job! 👍
Great stuff!👍. One of my favourite SiFi sequences.
In space 🌌 no one can hear you Scream 😱...but you hear everything else... Brilliant 🎥🍿 movie. Hasn't dated at all
Wow!!! Beautiful work classing up the ole Nostromo. Really tastefully done. Alien has a special place in my theatrical movie experience.
I saw this when it came out in 79 at the Charles in Boston.
Old school 2 level theater with the side opera seats.
Perfect for it.
I'll never forget the audience as they exited when it was over.
Nobody was saying a fucking word.
Everyone was completely stunned, in shock, by what they just witnessed.
Ridley Scott's finest work for my money..
Dude... you pick the best subjects to do this work on!
I mean, I love me some CONSTITUTION CLASS/D7 Star Trek and all, but really, everyone's doing that... no one has taken this on yet. Beautiful.
AMAZING LANDING!!!!! really outstanding work!!!!!
When the landing gear came down I said SWEET 😮 can’t wait till it comes out again in a few months on the big screen
This is one of the few sci-fi movies or programs where the main thrusters aren't always firing. There is the short burn to move them away from the platform, then the landing thrusters during decent. It's one of the few real sci-fi movies out there.
Excellent ! ! !
Ces images devraient intégrer le film original car elle sont fabuleuses ! ! Magnifique ! Splendide !
De plus elles ne dénaturent pas le film. Au contraire, elles apportent un plus phénoménale.
Bravo !
Wow, one of the few times a 3D enhanced recreation pairs almost PERFECTLY with scenes from the original film...very impressive, my friend!!!
truly outstanding piece of work, folks. Well done !!!
Looks amazing. It also stresses one thing from the Alien novelization, that's not included in the film. Parker did not want to land on LV-426 because the Nostromo was not build to land in uncertain terrain and the poisonous athmosphere could damage the engine. And that's exactly what happened.
Parker knew his stuff. I like to think his spirit is out there somewhere and it earned a bonus and got to go home to so he could party!
@@BrucknerMotet Right.
Great job! Thanks for uploading this.
Just Fantastic Marcelo and a worthy homage to the Original. You have captured the lumbering bulk of the Nostromo perfectly!
Wow, this edition was really good, I even thought it was a remastered version from 2003 that had some scenes redone
Thanks Marcelo for a wonderful re-rendering of such a classic scene...Particularly the replacement of the necessarily awkward camera effect "Roll 92 degrees, port yaw" scene with that unwieldy original physical Nostromo model.
That being said, I will always be jealous of what those original model makers and effects team made.
"This isn't a rescue ship"
Right!
This looks great! Excellent work to seam the old & new together.👌👍
I first watched Alien at age 14 (1982) & thought the Nostromo was the name of the freighter, I thought the drop ship was unnamed but it is the other way around. I also like the design of the Narcissus, the escape shuttle.
The freighter is named Nostromo. The refinery its towing is called the Cygnus. There are no dropships in this movie:)
Oh man! that´s awesome, this animations could be added into the movie, but I know that´s impossible lol. As a fan of ALIEN saga I would like to thank you, the sequence when landing struts are extended, is similar to the sequences for landing of Prometheus.
Beautiful work.
Tremendous work, truly. Almost wish the OV looked this good. (Almost)
When I lived in Hollywood, we went to the showing at Grummans Chinese Theatre. They had a full mockup of one of the hallways and the Navigator. You walked through the corridor, steam blowing, lights flashing, horn blaring, and then you saw the Navigator sitting in his reclined position. That set you up pretty good to have nightmares before you even saw the movie!
Very nice update to this sequence.
I like the way you can hear the computer outside the ship even though you really wouldn't be able to hear anything.
Outstanding. Unlike other "special editions" this material fits right in. Good work.
Wow ive never seen this version before incredible... You really feel you are there with them
Very impressive. Nice work. Having seen the original in 1979 in Yongsan, Korea, I'm still nostalgic for the original, but this is damn good.
Awesome job. Gives all the right feels
You have a good eye for this.
Well done.
That was ri-goddamn-diculous. Hats off!!
Still remember watching this on home video as a kid. Great work as always. Hope to see more from the Aliens Universe.
this movie really captures the vastness of space
So while watching this I am thinking to myself - this looks so much better than I remember, compelling me to pull the movie from my library to watch them in parallel on a 4 x 36" 4k monitor system. Your changes are significant improvements. Well done!
Edit: How funny it is discovering your parallel analysis video afterwards.