I had the exact same reaction as the producer guy when that one lady locked her friend in the lab, let her die, went back in the lab, fell and then blew up the ship. I was like wtf man! Lol
@@andrewturner7128It's a deeply disturbing documentary about a horrible fate of a ship's crew that got brain damage by being forcefully woken up from cryosleep and decides to randomly explore an alien planet.
it's unbelievable how these pitch meetings never get old. maybe it's because the writing and delivery are so good. Ryan, you're a very talented individual.
It's also the way in which he keeps his memes fresh by applying them in altered or totally unexpected ways *(pow pow pow ... pow),* so we basically become thrilled for the How as much as for the What.
Pitch Meeting is a master class in film criticism mixed with comedy. Wow. Wow. Wow. Good job Ryan making all of this look super easy, barely an inconvenience.
3:20 Unironically, the idea that the characters all have brain damage because they were forcibly woken from cryo-sleep makes the whole movie make a lot more sense.
"Is it going to be difficult to make a Prometheus sequel that's even stupider than Prometheus?" "No, actually it's going to be super easy, barely an inconvenience!"
They also made Elizabeth stupider since David was just a head at the end of Prometheus, which means she gave him a body back despite everything he did.
My head cannon for this movie is that Wayland went full on Vault Tech and intentionally put the dumbest possible people on this ship as a social experiment. It makes the movie like 10 times better.
“Yeah and he gives himself a sliced up face just like Walter has.” “Weren’t the humans gone when that happened like none of them were there.” “Oh yeah but he did that for the audience cause they were present during the fight.” “Ohhhh that’s nice of him!” “A very considerate evil robot!” “Wowowowowow-“
That's kind of what was great about the first Alien. The characters were exactly as smart as they should be, none of the decisions ever really felt unjustified. Even the seemingly bad decisions are explained when you realize Ash had an agenda
well.... a very undecisive captain, yes captain Dallas, going into the tunnels to kill it wasnt smart, guided by a hysterical Lambert. And then splitting up to look for the cat, not killing the baby alien when Kane was chest bursted, oh, and Lambert being a gripey biatch, and freezing when cornered. Kane peering into an alien egg, and Nostromos security allowing someone to just punch open a quarantine door to let the face hugger in, and Ripley blowing up the ship when the alien was in the escape pod, no one noticing an android on board at all, ever....erm, just a few examples. But it is still my favorite movie anyway.
@@meisterlymanu5214Everything you listed besides Lambert guiding Dallas is fine ( and that is fine too considering they originally supposed to have some romance). And actually, listing Lambert freezing when cornered is idiotic by you, since its obviously not a desicion in the first place, its a mental breakdown from fear.
I can’t really explain it, but at 4:54, the way Screenwriter Guy is looking at his script and delivers the line “Yeah, just the perfect organism.” is one of the funniest and most unique moments in all of Pitch Meeting history. It makes it seem like Screenwriter Guy dismisses and ignores Producer Guy pointing out the plot holes. He doesn’t even respect him enough to make eye contact. And then he pretends that everything supports his narrative, repeating “Yeah, just the perfect organism.“ as if Producer Guy had been making positive and encouraging statements about the script the whole time.
Yeah I think David is a genuinely terrifying villian and I hope he can get a third movie, finishing off his story. I didnt like how they implied he created the first Xenomorphs, I think it would have been better if it just implied he was experimenting on Xenomorphs due to Weyland programming compelling him to do that. However, I do like the idea of a created organism like him trying to use the Xenomorphs as weapons to get revenge on Humanity.
@D. Rüesch So, the point of the channel is appreciated explicitly. What did you want to contribute with your comment? I read it as a mix of belittling and passive aggressiveness, but I hope I read it wrong.
"She is a bad*** looking female..." (shows picture) "Is that Snow White?" "It could be! Everyone knows Snow White was the biggest bad*** female! She served seven small men and was easily tricked on multiple occasions by her stepmother in disguise." "I think you might be confusing 'hapless' with bad***." "Woopsie!" "Woops!"
@@rcole718 At least Resurrection is fun, until the baby alien shows up. Prometheus and Covenant are like the Fast and the Furious series, they are parodies of themselves, but at least the F&F creators are aware of that.
Fun fact, i saw this movie in theaters and at the "you blow and i'll do the fingering" line i was the only person in the entire theater to laugh. It was a sad day for humanity.
saw it opening night in L.A, in a packed theater, and the entire theater erupted with laughter. There's no way that that scene was meant to be taken seriously. The screenwriters can't be that dense, can they? Probably. They probably are.
Agreed. I was gonna watch godzilla v Kong but couldn't resist the pitch meeting. I was not disappointed. I am so glad I didn't waste my time 😅 it was super easy...
@@christianhardtofind6349 In the case of the Terminator, the aim was to have them infiltrate the resistance strongholds, so Skynet probably needed them to look as realistic as possible with organic flesh and skin to not arose the suspicions of the humans. David on the other hand, doesn't have that excuse.
"Do all the characters have brain damage" 😂😂 Of all the pitch meetings, this has to be the most brutal beating of a film, and therefore my favourite ever.
I actually like'd Prometheus. Having that movie end with a lot of loose ends was fine except two problems: 1 - They forgot to answer any of those questions in the second movie. 2 - Hollywood banks far too much on future sequels where if the series doesn't continue, you're left with barely functional plots.
That's the thing I don't get. A movie can have bad acting and special effects, but why on earth do they have plot holes? They cost nothing to fix during development. The only thing I can think of is that some people just don't care about continuity or logic. They are more concerned with things like ambiance and cinematography.
@@KenMathis1 Well I mean you do know about the final season of Game of Thrones - right? Do you know the names of the writers or their future projects? Most people don't. So chances are, their careers didn't suffer from their bad job. Just like how StarWars kept going after the prequels - if there is little to no consequence for bad work, there is little incentive to do better.
@@KenMathis1 Concocting a captivating yet logical story without gaping plot holes is hard work. Since people seem to swallow all the low effort crap Hollywood can throw at them, I guess they figured why _should_ they invest the extra effort?
2 days ago, the youtube gods recommended one pitch meeting video & binging previous episodes was super easy, barely an inconvenience!😁 Now, when someone says, "Whoops!", the next thing I think of is, "Whoopsie!"😂😂
Holy crap, how is it I've watched every Pitch Meeting and this is the _first_ time someone's made that joke?! I'm not even being snarky or sarcastic, this is honestly the first time I've seen someone say that.
Before I was disappointed because there are no good movies anymore. But since I discovered pitch meetings I'm very happy they are a continuous stream of material for Ryan
'Hes trying to build the perfect organism & that's y he's gonna make Xenomorphs!' 'What ? All they do is run around & try to kill things, they can't even reproduce without another organism around' 'Yeaaa just the perfect organism' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Actually Ryan exaggerated. Homage is when you get inspiration from another artist. The screenwritter here misinformed the prod, saying that homage is copying.
I feel like Alien Covenant was the directors way of scolding Alien fans who hated Prometheus and wanted an actual alien film, so he pretty much wrote and directed the movie with his buttchecks and shouted “are you happy now!” When everyone hated it
even crazier that, assuming it doesn't stay canceled, or assuming it does (please don't, I'm fine with the ending of prometheus at this point, rather see "a real alien 3" or "an alien 5 on earth then back to space" far more). Ridley Scott said basically he wanted MORE David involvement in a third film. Like, how? You make him the main character I don't see how they changes anything given covenant made an indentical looking clone as it was. Killing Shaw was also just as wrong as killing Hicks and Newt. Also there was literally nothing in covenant that couldn't have been covered in 30 minutes-like the entire film. Ok add on "Alien vs. Predator in space" I'd also rather see that too.
"Well characters have to say things sometimes and this is a thing that this character can say." I feel like that sentence should be in every pitch meeting from now on.
It was the studio slamming the brakes because if it were up to Ridley we'd be 2 movies past 'Covenant' by now. I don't normally like studios interfering, but this time I'll allow it.
@@benwhitworth8881 it's less about the atmosphere and more about the biosphere. an alien planet would have alien micro-organisms. We wouldn't have the immunity to fight them off.
@@andreanto8685 exactly! Hell, in the first movie, Ripley didn't want to bring Kane back on the ship after getting attacked by the facehugger because she was afraid of alien diseases, keep in mind that she, and the other characters are the equivalent of truckers in this universe, but somehow have a better understanding of dealing with alien life than scientists in Prometheus and Covenant. And before anyone mentions how the rest of the crew wanted to bring Kane back on the ship, they were worried about their friend and it was mostly the ones who were on the planet with him
One of my favorite memories from the movie is when I went to go see it with a few school buddies. During the David /Walter scene where the iconic line: "I'll do the fingering" was said, one friend busted out laughing, followed suit by another buddy. They then proceeded to continue laughing at each other's laughs for quite some time, getting a few others alongside me to join in. I hope we didn't annoy others in the theatre but the chain reaction was too hilarious
David's gonna be like "You blow, I'll do the fingering". Producer (with highly confused look): I mean, you know..... Writer: Oh yeah, I know. Producer: Okay... Me: *wiping off the coffee I spit into the screen*.
Screenwriter Guy: "Characters can say things sometimes and this is a thing that this character can say." Producer Guy: "Good point" *he says while pointing* Even the little details that is probably an accident makes me laugh
"So does every character have brain damage??" It's funny cause there's no subtle way to ask that question, everyone acts like absolute morons this entire movie, plays like a 3 Stooges flick for most of the run time with a bunch of pretentious dialogue scooped in on occasion. Ridley is off of his rocks
Droid with important information sent to desert planet where someone living there finds them and looks after them, only to be attacked by some of the natives. Then Abrahms tosses in a forest and ice planet because he's like "these were also in the OT". Elderly mentor is killed by the bad guy with a lightsaber. X-Wings blow up a planet destroying imperial based station in the end.
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The quality of this series is some of the most consistent on all of TH-cam.
Yeah, even though it's just one guy with a greenscreen
Yeah it's also extremely low budget and uses one person lol
Mocking mainstream films is consistently easy to do.
Too bad the rest of screen rant is trash
Yes
"Immediately reversing your convictions is tight." - "No it's not." - "I agree."
Underrated.
Only 6 hours ago? I was just about to post this comment my TH-cam twin, except I was gonna add "I may or may not have rewatched this line 5 times" Xd
no it's not underrated
Wow didn't catch that. Subtle ironic touch.
Too meta.
Yep, got me. Too good.
"an homage is when you press ctrl c on your keyboard and then ctrl v"
my new favorite joke from this whole series.
He should put in that joke, word for word, in his next three Pitch Meetings.
Mac users be like, "huh"?
Same, so i'll homage your comment
@@Test-vr3kf As ctrl c ctrl v is ubiquitous, I'm pretty sure at least most mac users know what it is, even if they (we) use command c command v. ;)
"an homage is when you press ctrl c on your keyboard and then ctrl v"
my new favorite joke from this whole series
I agree.
I had the exact same reaction as the producer guy when that one lady locked her friend in the lab, let her die, went back in the lab, fell and then blew up the ship. I was like wtf man! Lol
I think that was the hardest I ever laughed for this channel!
Oh, so it's a comedy?
@@andrewturner7128It's a deeply disturbing documentary about a horrible fate of a ship's crew that got brain damage by being forcefully woken up from cryosleep and decides to randomly explore an alien planet.
The movie makes more sense when viewed as a slapstick comedy.
it's unbelievable how these pitch meetings never get old. maybe it's because the writing and delivery are so good. Ryan, you're a very talented individual.
A very talented set of individuals. ;-)
Ryan is lucky to have found a decent foil to act with.
As long as there are insightful observations delivered with irony and wit, they will never get old
Being a very talented individual is tight
It's also the way in which he keeps his memes fresh by applying them in altered or totally unexpected ways *(pow pow pow ... pow),* so we basically become thrilled for the How as much as for the What.
Pitch Meeting is a master class in film criticism mixed with comedy.
Wow. Wow. Wow.
Good job Ryan making all of this look super easy, barely an inconvenience.
Oh, mixing film criticism with comedy is TIGHT!
More like film roasting than criticism.
It's like Honest trailers or Cinemasins, but Pitch Meetings are actually good
oh, making things look easy is tight!
@@StanSays ouch, agreed, for cinemasins, honest trailers is pretty funny.
3:20 Unironically, the idea that the characters all have brain damage because they were forcibly woken from cryo-sleep makes the whole movie make a lot more sense.
lol
Maybe their brain damage is what got them put on that ship & made to go live on an uninhabited world.
Damn good point actually
Thanks for this 😂😂😂😂
Oh my god you cracked the secret of the movie
"Characters have to say things sometimes, and this is a thing this character can say." That explained the entire movie!!!
Prometheus, as well. A WHOLE LOT of nothing.
'Do all characters have brain damage?'
Everything makes sense now.
They should have explained that cryo does temporary brain damage for a while. Would have explained most of it
All the writers and producers and directors certainly did.
I don't even feel like that was Producer Guy saying that. I think that was just Ryan George's honest take on the movie.
Also, the movie makers counted on brain-damaged audience.
@@Sixstringman Yeah but they couldn't exactly put a line in the movie about how everyone was snorting massive amounts of coke
I would love a channel that has the writers come on and react to these videos and try to explain themselves would be gold.
"Real Hollywood Writers React To Pitch Meetings" needs to be a thing, I agree.
The setting should be a court room and the writers are on trial for shitty writing
@@anthonygusman9909 🤣Your charges are wow wow wow wow.
The closest thing I can think of is The Russo Brothers reacting to honest trailers
@@chillywill "How do you plead?"
"Your honor, I'm going to need you to get allll the way off my back about that."
“Immediately reversing your convictions is tight! No it’s not. I agree.”
This might’ve been the best joke in Pitch Meeting history...
This is Monty Python Life of Brian level humor
Probably my new favorite Pitch Meeting moment.
5:51
@@DragonBallUniversity No, it's not.
"Weren't the humans gone when Walter got his face cut? - nobody knew about that part?" Absolutely classic!
Whoopsie!
"if you raise massive question and don't provide answers that's mysterious." Ah, the JJ Abrams method.
Yeah. Prometheus and Covenant were so bad that one would think JJ Abrams made them.
The JJ Abrams method isn't just not providing answers, it's not having them in the first place.
@@z00ropa One of his writers did, if I remember correctly
Why 98 and not 07?
ah true, the great Lost Desaster.. A Pitch Meeting on that would be great.
“Do all the characters have brain damage or what’s up?”
“They might!”
The Producer Guy's face before saying this killed me! 😂
@@deeya i honestly do not stop laughing watching these videos 🤣😂🤣
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just like the screen writers did... This movie contains so much unexplained stupidity that it is overwhelming.
One of my all time fav PM quotes and delivery 🤣
"Is it going to be difficult to make a Prometheus sequel that's even stupider than Prometheus?"
"No, actually it's going to be super easy, barely an inconvenience!"
"Oh, really?"
@@karekarenohay4432 Hiya how are you hope your fine
“Immediately reversing your convictions is TIGHT!”
“No, it’s not.”
“I agree.”
They also made Elizabeth stupider since David was just a head at the end of Prometheus, which means she gave him a body back despite everything he did.
@@oniakuma2392
Hey, a lady needs some D.
And by D I mean David.
My head cannon for this movie is that Wayland went full on Vault Tech and intentionally put the dumbest possible people on this ship as a social experiment. It makes the movie like 10 times better.
Colonists are well known for being dumbasses, as the Colonial Marines opine in "Aliens" 🙂
They must have been on the “B” ark.
Canon
I'm rewatching this movie now
@@mkvv5687 The crew are all former telephone sanitizers!
“Yeah and he gives himself a sliced up face just like Walter has.”
“Weren’t the humans gone when that happened like none of them were there.”
“Oh yeah but he did that for the audience cause they were present during the fight.”
“Ohhhh that’s nice of him!”
“A very considerate evil robot!”
“Wowowowowow-“
Too much pitch meetings in this one
I read all that in the voices
@@autumneagle same 😭😭
David knows about us? Welcome to the end ladies and gentlemen
Robot broke the 4th wall, are they programmed to be able to do that.
"So, you have some confusion for me?"
"Yes, sir! I do!"
Stupidity*
"So, you have some utter nonsense for me?"
"Yes, sir! I do! LOTS!!!"
🤪🤪
Perfect!
That's kind of what was great about the first Alien. The characters were exactly as smart as they should be, none of the decisions ever really felt unjustified. Even the seemingly bad decisions are explained when you realize Ash had an agenda
When i watched the pitch meeting i had the same thought.
When writers weren't so lazy. Those were the days
well.... a very undecisive captain, yes captain Dallas, going into the tunnels to kill it wasnt smart, guided by a hysterical Lambert. And then splitting up to look for the cat, not killing the baby alien when Kane was chest bursted, oh, and Lambert being a gripey biatch, and freezing when cornered. Kane peering into an alien egg, and Nostromos security allowing someone to just punch open a quarantine door to let the face hugger in, and Ripley blowing up the ship when the alien was in the escape pod, no one noticing an android on board at all, ever....erm, just a few examples. But it is still my favorite movie anyway.
The mistakes in the original film were believable unlike the current films.
@@meisterlymanu5214Everything you listed besides Lambert guiding Dallas is fine ( and that is fine too considering they originally supposed to have some romance).
And actually, listing Lambert freezing when cornered is idiotic by you, since its obviously not a desicion in the first place, its a mental breakdown from fear.
I can’t really explain it, but at 4:54, the way Screenwriter Guy is looking at his script and delivers the line “Yeah, just the perfect organism.” is one of the funniest and most unique moments in all of Pitch Meeting history.
It makes it seem like Screenwriter Guy dismisses and ignores Producer Guy pointing out the plot holes. He doesn’t even respect him enough to make eye contact. And then he pretends that everything supports his narrative, repeating “Yeah, just the perfect organism.“ as if Producer Guy had been making positive and encouraging statements about the script the whole time.
That's one of my favourite person pars too 👍
David is single handedly carrying this franchise. especially now he cut off his hand.
"I would applaud that, but, well, you know..."
-- David
Yeah, Screen rant would be dead without - wait what..?
That is a good one 🤔🤣
Yeah I think David is a genuinely terrifying villian and I hope he can get a third movie, finishing off his story. I didnt like how they implied he created the first Xenomorphs, I think it would have been better if it just implied he was experimenting on Xenomorphs due to Weyland programming compelling him to do that.
However, I do like the idea of a created organism like him trying to use the Xenomorphs as weapons to get revenge on Humanity.
Isn't that going to be difficult?
I love how these pitch meetings roast these films savagely and cleverly at the same time
Roasting these films savagely and cleverly at the same time is tight!
So noticing plot holes in movies that took months to produce, should be almost impossible?
@@sirloin8745 It's actually super easy. Barely an inconvenience.
@D. Rüesch So, the point of the channel is appreciated explicitly. What did you want to contribute with your comment? I read it as a mix of belittling and passive aggressiveness, but I hope I read it wrong.
Shut up bot
It's truly amazing how Ridley Scott read this script and thought this was a good idea to turn into a movie.
I heard Ridley Scott is also the one that cancelled the proposed Alien 5 sequel from Neil Blomkamp. Somehow he thinks he owns the franchise.
You find some amazing things when you get really far up your own orifice.
Well it's because $$, and then $$ and so $$. I hope that explains things.
@@zaltmanbleroze well because he kinda does though. But yeah, Im also one of those people who actually liked Prometheus..
@@zaltmanbleroze he really sinks his own franchise.
These 2 bloke's have such good chemistry onscreen.
Even look a little bit alike.....
@@nhmooytis7058 probably helps with the chemistry.
@@nhmooytis7058 They look nothing alike, that one guy is wearing glasses.
@@nonplayercharacter6478 true! Maybe distant cousins.
Perhaps they are androids like Walter and David?
The Ryanverse is the only universe where the producer is the voice of reason in a pitch meeting.
Producers without reasoning is tight
Wellllll...he raises great questions, then caves for the money, that pretty much nails how they got rich, then stayed rich. on point
If the roles were reversed, it wouldn't be funny. It would just be a moneyman destroying an artist's work, like usually happens.
That scene where David kills the captain bothered me so much
David is like: "Hey captain you wanna die"
Captain: "yeah sure"
HEY! That disgusting alien egg looks perfectly safe to put my face in
“I told you that egg was too wet!!” ~ Morty
Makes the guy who wanted to play with the snake in the last film look like Stephen Hawking.
3:15 I like how the latest scene was enough to just make the producer pause with a gobsmacked expression haha
"She is badass looking female character with short hair in an Alien movie"
"There it is, that's a main character right there"
This is just pure gold.
"She is a bad*** looking female..." (shows picture)
"Is that Snow White?"
"It could be! Everyone knows Snow White was the biggest bad*** female! She served seven small men and was easily tricked on multiple occasions by her stepmother in disguise."
"I think you might be confusing 'hapless' with bad***."
"Woopsie!"
"Woops!"
Killing off Noomi Rapace and replacing her with some basic chick is NOT tight!
Pretty much sums of most movies/shows these days
- "It will be difficult to make a worse Alien movie than Prometheus"
- "Actually super easy, barely an inconvenience"
why were they so bad... why Ridley .. tell us why you fked them so bad....why did you forsake ussss
Of course we hade shitty movies back in the time. I feel like I needed to mention that, before the inevitable strawman is screaching at me.
Just hire John Logan
I still liked them more than "Resurrection."
@@rcole718 At least Resurrection is fun, until the baby alien shows up.
Prometheus and Covenant are like the Fast and the Furious series, they are parodies of themselves, but at least the F&F creators are aware of that.
The opening is brilliant. "So you have an Alien preque... A prometheus Sequ... Da.. Ju...Do you got a movie for me?" LOL
🤣🤣🤣
I was waiting for him to say, "Oh, it's something."
Fun fact, i saw this movie in theaters and at the "you blow and i'll do the fingering" line i was the only person in the entire theater to laugh. It was a sad day for humanity.
Did all the people in the theater have brain damage or what?
@@dashs1496 No, they were all just hardcore Alien franchise fans, all simultaneously dying inside.
OR, maybe, um there was a lot of um, blowing and uh, fingering going on in the theater?????
I laughed in theaters at that as well! I think there were only maybe 6 other people in the whole theater with me though
saw it opening night in L.A, in a packed theater, and the entire theater erupted with laughter. There's no way that that scene was meant to be taken seriously. The screenwriters can't be that dense, can they? Probably. They probably are.
Almost choked on my food on that homework line, guess that's what I get for eating during a pitch meeting xD
same!
Almost choked on my food at the CTRL C CTRL V part 😂
Oooh almost dying while watching TH-cam is TIGHT
@@SRP3572 I died while watching the Lord of the Rings pitch meetings.
Its ok, though. I came back as Wesley the White. I used to be Wesley the Gray.
Yeah no... Never eat during pitch meetins... And definetly don't drink
J.J. and most other writers these days: "The mystery is more important than the answer!"
Story writing 101: I'd like a word...
Or are they just lazy writers--I don't know the answer to this mystery
These days? JJ mastered this skill with Lost
Yeh, it's like storytelling's 1st rule: Promises and Payoffs.
seriously.
It's nice not having to watch movies anymore.
“Pitch Meetings: The 8-Minute Time-Savers”
Don't even have to watch the pitch meetings, just read the comments and you're good to go.
Agreed. I was gonna watch godzilla v Kong but couldn't resist the pitch meeting. I was not disappointed. I am so glad I didn't waste my time 😅 it was super easy...
@I Am Groot oh really 😆
Who made you watch movies?
The way producer guy says "Oh my God" cracks me up every single time🤣🤣
"Why do they make an android with growing hair?"
LMAO.
That's a very valid point.
Same question I have with the Terminator having aging flesh in Terminator Genysis.
Do the finger nails and toe nails also grow or would those be add ons ?
They're ALL valid points, that's why Ryan is so popular on TH-cam.
@@christianhardtofind6349 made more sense in terminator as it is living human tissue over a metal endoskeleton.
@@christianhardtofind6349 In the case of the Terminator, the aim was to have them infiltrate the resistance strongholds, so Skynet probably needed them to look as realistic as possible with organic flesh and skin to not arose the suspicions of the humans. David on the other hand, doesn't have that excuse.
"Do all the characters have brain damage" 😂😂 Of all the pitch meetings, this has to be the most brutal beating of a film, and therefore my favourite ever.
"Do all the characters have brain damage?!"
"They might 😃"
FAMMMMMMM
freezer burn after too long in cryo.
@@purefoldnz3070 Top comment here.
Didn't the Critical Drinker say HE had brain damage from watching this movie? Have to go back and watch that review again.
@@fixedfocusfilm3068 underappreciated observation.
4:53 RIP Ian Holm. “Perfect Organism” joke was fire 🔥
"Were gonna pretend like it's a big twist later "
*WandaVision pitch meeting pops up in the top right corner*
😂😂😂😂
I'm not sure when the people working on the Alien franchise all suddenly started thinking 'let's be like Lost, but worse' with their writing
Probably when they hired Damon Lindeloff.
I think they were lost in both manner, lost like "JJ abrams mystery box lazy writing" and lost "I don't know where I am going".
Soooo much worse
@@davidsumner7604 I read the original script to Prometheus, it was more conventional but would have been a much better movie.
I actually like'd Prometheus. Having that movie end with a lot of loose ends was fine except two problems: 1 - They forgot to answer any of those questions in the second movie. 2 - Hollywood banks far too much on future sequels where if the series doesn't continue, you're left with barely functional plots.
"Do all the characters have brain damage?"
Maybe it's for the best they didn't get to start a colony?
It'd be a colony full of Twitter idiots, Facebook morons and Reddit mods...
By my calculations, watching this was 37,000 times more entertaining than watching the film.
I think if Hollywood hired Ryan to read these scripts, we would have better films, or at least a lot less worse films.
That's the thing I don't get. A movie can have bad acting and special effects, but why on earth do they have plot holes? They cost nothing to fix during development. The only thing I can think of is that some people just don't care about continuity or logic. They are more concerned with things like ambiance and cinematography.
@@KenMathis1 Well I mean you do know about the final season of Game of Thrones - right?
Do you know the names of the writers or their future projects? Most people don't.
So chances are, their careers didn't suffer from their bad job. Just like how StarWars kept going after the prequels - if there is little to no consequence for bad work, there is little incentive to do better.
*fewer
We won't have movies
@@KenMathis1 Concocting a captivating yet logical story without gaping plot holes is hard work. Since people seem to swallow all the low effort crap Hollywood can throw at them, I guess they figured why _should_ they invest the extra effort?
I'm a writer and horrified that pitch meetings are really like this. So, thanks for these training videos.
If the space crew of this movie remained on earth, they would totally fall for one of those “Free Candy” vans.
I watched half of prometheus, then came here for both pitch meetings, and now i can go on with my life. Thank you for the gift
2 days ago, the youtube gods recommended one pitch meeting video & binging previous episodes was super easy, barely an inconvenience!😁
Now, when someone says, "Whoops!", the next thing I think of is, "Whoopsie!"😂😂
Have you found his personal channel yet? Even bigger comedy gold over there, especially his sponsor ads. 😊 The channel's called Ryan George.
Hi it’s me the adstronaut
"An homage is when you press control C on your keyboard, and then control V" I'm dying
That was gold.
That was just epic
Ok Roomer. A Ryan fan boomer
Getting 3 thousand views in 10 minutes is tight
Is super easy, barely an inconvenient
@@ricardocabe inconvenience *
"Yeah, well the movies happening now, so now is when things have to happen."
Truer words...
"Characters have to say things sometimes, and this is a thing this character can say." hahahaha
Modern Hollywood writing summed up.
Screen Rant needs to know the ONLY reason I still know who they are is because of this man.
What is this Screen Rant that everyone yammers on about?
It's kinda sad though, cause Ryan's channel would be way more popular if this series was uploaded there. He'd have millions of subscribers.
Unclear
I think they know. He probably has the CEO's parking space..............and his office.
Are you saying that Screen Rant is more than just these pitch meetings?
Damn this guy must be hella rich coz he wrote all the movie scripts I saw in my life's.
Holy crap, how is it I've watched every Pitch Meeting and this is the _first_ time someone's made that joke?!
I'm not even being snarky or sarcastic, this is honestly the first time I've seen someone say that.
@@Dargonhuman well I'm always unique bro😎😎😎
@@ashuradevilborngaming9924 nice job bro 😎😎😎😎
Life
I hear Producer Guy keeps most of the money for himself. He's trying to buy Canada.
Before I was disappointed because there are no good movies anymore. But since I discovered pitch meetings I'm very happy they are a continuous stream of material for Ryan
'Hes trying to build the perfect organism & that's y he's gonna make Xenomorphs!'
'What ? All they do is run around & try to kill things, they can't even reproduce without another organism around'
'Yeaaa just the perfect organism'
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cinemasins also mentionned that the previous version of the xenomorph is much closer to be perfect, very adaptive and much harder to kill.
@@xord1946 Cinemasins... Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.
@@xord1946 No movie is without sin 😊
"an Hommage is when you press control+c and then control+v"
This actual fact blew my mind
Actually Ryan exaggerated. Homage is when you get inspiration from another artist. The screenwritter here misinformed the prod, saying that homage is copying.
@@johngr1747 of course he exagerated, its COMEDY
@@johngr1747 wow that joke just flew right over your head, didn't it?
@@johngr1747 wow wow wow ..... WOW
@@johngr1747 u know its not an actual pitch meeting right lmao
“Do all the characters have brian damage?” Is a question that applies to both these Alien prequels.
I have to admit...this dudes vids have been recommended to me for YEARS and I'm just now watching him OMFG hes hilarious. Now I've been binging them
I feel like Alien Covenant was the directors way of scolding Alien fans who hated Prometheus and wanted an actual alien film, so he pretty much wrote and directed the movie with his buttchecks and shouted “are you happy now!” When everyone hated it
even crazier that, assuming it doesn't stay canceled, or assuming it does (please don't, I'm fine with the ending of prometheus at this point, rather see "a real alien 3" or "an alien 5 on earth then back to space" far more). Ridley Scott said basically he wanted MORE David involvement in a third film. Like, how? You make him the main character I don't see how they changes anything given covenant made an indentical looking clone as it was. Killing Shaw was also just as wrong as killing Hicks and Newt. Also there was literally nothing in covenant that couldn't have been covered in 30 minutes-like the entire film. Ok add on "Alien vs. Predator in space" I'd also rather see that too.
"Not enough gory alien horror!"
"Oh no,Too much aliens!"
From wat i've heard about Ridley Scott, he would be totally into that.
Disney is going to make a new Alien movie, with one of the Xenomorph's being friendly, so it can fight the bad one(s).
@@BeCoShooter And does it make friends with a little kid? That would be so cute.
"Well characters have to say things sometimes and this is a thing that this character can say."
I feel like that sentence should be in every pitch meeting from now on.
"So you got an Alien prequel....Prometheus sequel....er.....do ya have a movie for me?"
"Yes sir i dont know."
The description of an ‘homage’ was spot on.
Maybe I missed it but I’m surprised you guys didn’t make a crack about the same guy playing two different characters.
that would have been hilarious.
I was astonished to see how much worse ‘Alien: Covenant’ was. They had no choice but to stop making them.
I mean they had a choice, they just finally did the right thing against all odds.
It was the studio slamming the brakes because if it were up to Ridley we'd be 2 movies past 'Covenant' by now. I don't normally like studios interfering, but this time I'll allow it.
They really could have made something classic with the Prometheus movies. Instead we got scientists that visit alien planets without breathing gear.
It’s an alien planet. Is there air? You don’t know!
@@benwhitworth8881 it's less about the atmosphere and more about the biosphere. an alien planet would have alien micro-organisms. We wouldn't have the immunity to fight them off.
@@andreanto8685 exactly! Hell, in the first movie, Ripley didn't want to bring Kane back on the ship after getting attacked by the facehugger because she was afraid of alien diseases, keep in mind that she, and the other characters are the equivalent of truckers in this universe, but somehow have a better understanding of dealing with alien life than scientists in Prometheus and Covenant. And before anyone mentions how the rest of the crew wanted to bring Kane back on the ship, they were worried about their friend and it was mostly the ones who were on the planet with him
@@wolfmantheimpaler Ripley by logic was the smartest (or one of them) character, earning the main protagonist spot naturally.
One of my favorite memories from the movie is when I went to go see it with a few school buddies. During the David /Walter scene where the iconic line: "I'll do the fingering" was said, one friend busted out laughing, followed suit by another buddy. They then proceeded to continue laughing at each other's laughs for quite some time, getting a few others alongside me to join in. I hope we didn't annoy others in the theatre but the chain reaction was too hilarious
That definition of "homage" had me rolling. Absolutely brilliant.
I will be using this definition in reverse, whenever we copy-paste some software features!
David's gonna be like "You blow, I'll do the fingering".
Producer (with highly confused look): I mean, you know.....
Writer: Oh yeah, I know.
Producer: Okay...
Me: *wiping off the coffee I spit into the screen*.
😂👍
learned a long time ago never watch anything by ryan george and even attempt to take a drink :D
Did you spit it into the screen? That's some mighty spitting
Lol, not one person in my theatre DIDN'T laugh at that scene.
I was looking for this comment.
Thank you, this is awesome
"Do all the characters have brain damage?" LMAO
"Immediately reversing your convictions is tight!"
"No it's not"
"I agree"
LMAO, I'm dying
No, you are not.
@@vasyan123 I agree!
@@nessat6335cringe asf
Best part imo lol
Every time there’s a new Pitch Meeting I am reminded of how glad I am to have found this channel! Ryan you are amazing ❤️
Both Ryans are awesome.
Each of Ryan's Pitch Meetings contains more laughs than a full year of Saturday Night Live. Ryan is a genius!
I really appreciate all the hard work that you put into this series. I rather see this than the actual movie..lol
Screenwriter Guy: "Characters can say things sometimes and this is a thing that this character can say."
Producer Guy: "Good point" *he says while pointing*
Even the little details that is probably an accident makes me laugh
Not an accident.
There are so many little details in these things. So, so many little details - you have no idea.
“Why did they make an Android with growing hair?”
“Unclear”
“Huh”
I hope SR realizes that *”Pitch Meeting”* sketches are basically the only reason they still have subscribers...😆❤️
They know, even the other videos are full of people mentioning that lol
What is SR? 😂
Most of SR videos get around 25k-50k views. Pitch Meetings usually get 500k - a few million. Yeah, they know that the rest of their stuff is boring.
Sometimes, I accidentally click on a screen rant video that isn't a pitch meeting. It makes me sad.
@@monsoon861 thanks, but that was a joke!
I've been looking for a pitch meeting for this movie it's finally here.
If i remember correct... the android, David, (or what ever name) was just a head... how does he have a full body now ?
"we're gonna pretend it's a big twist later"
-movies these days
It was a big controversy with "Passengers" (2016) that people saw the trailer and couldn't predict the plot twist.
@@Ackalan huh? That was actually an ok film.
Pitch meeting are so good to the point where I would watch without seeing the movie.
Saves a ton of time and money.
I do that all the time.
"I am still not seeing why she's the main character?!"
"Oh well, she's a bad ass looking female character with short-hair in an alien movie."
🤣😂😂😂
"There it is. Thats the main character right there."
The opening statement won the case for me.😭
I immediately shared it with my hubs after that first line. Ryan is gold
I had to force myself to remember even seeing this movie. Then it all came flooding back. thanks a lot.
I see a new pitch meeting, I watch it.
There is no other choice
This is the way
I know right this is one of the things at the top of my(things i do naturally) list, it's right up there with eating and breathing!
I almost died when he said an homage is when you press CTRL+C and CTRL+V on your keyboard 😭😭😭
"So does every character have brain damage??"
It's funny cause there's no subtle way to ask that question, everyone acts like absolute morons this entire movie, plays like a 3 Stooges flick for most of the run time with a bunch of pretentious dialogue scooped in on occasion. Ridley is off of his rocks
“Do all the characters have brain damage?” That’s the synopsis of the movie. Love it.
Percy Jackson and The Sea of Monsters, Divergent series, Maze Runner, Pitch Meetings please!
He already made the Percy Jackson and the lightning thief pitch meeting
@@alexandruapetroaei8023 ...someone can’t read
The game Alien Isolation is better than these “newer” movies lol.
If by “newer” you mean since alien 3
Aliens on C64 is better than these movies.
@@MrAIDS-wx2he you are spelling "Aliens" strangely.
@@spiderprint what’s wrong with the second film?
@@spiderprint Wasn't the movie license on C64 for Aliens? I cba to look it up, but I seem to remember that.
5:51
"Immediately reversing your convictions is tight"
"no it's not"
"I agree"
Soo it is tight?? 🤯
😂
I genuinely didn't even notice that plot device failure of him cutting his cheek.
The best part of my Sunday is your new pitch meeting videos
I didn't even realise James Franco was in this movie, or that there's additional clips
Buy the alien covenant blue ray and you get them on disc
Someone didn't do their homework.
@@willvgo2950 not doing homework is tiiight
@@foundhorrificgames.2505 you bet!
@@damilolakoya7758 No, it's not.
“Are all the characters brain damaged? Or what's up?”😂👏
Obviously NASA's crew selection procedures have slipped somewhat...
@@fuzzblightyear145 Or proof their cryo wasn't as advanced as they thought, as it brain damaged everyone while they slept...haha!
“Immediately reversing your convictions is tight!”
“No it’s not.”
“I agree.”
That joke is going underappreciated here. It’s great.
“Immediately reversing your convictions is tight!”
“No it’s not.”
“I agree.”
Took me a sec, hahaha.
Layered joke. Definitely my favorite line.
same.
My Dumbass self didn't get it yet! Can you explain?
@@irai_nesanOfThamizhOrigin by saying "I agree" he reversed his convictions.
You should do the pitch for "Hereditary ", I'd love to see the look on producer guys face when all the horror is explained!
The Force Awakens is a homage to A New Hope
Droid with important information sent to desert planet where someone living there finds them and looks after them, only to be attacked by some of the natives. Then Abrahms tosses in a forest and ice planet because he's like "these were also in the OT". Elderly mentor is killed by the bad guy with a lightsaber. X-Wings blow up a planet destroying imperial based station in the end.
As is Return of the Jedi... ... ... the Phantom Menace.... really, at LEAST half of the non-ANH movies are 'homages' to ANH :P
@@2Scribble nope. Not the ctrl-C, ctrl-V that Force Awakens is.
@@phousefilms "It's Salt" because Ice was getting repetitive but we're not creative.
@@nailersrule No, I meant Starkiller base as the ice planet(which supposedly was Ilum)and Maz's planet as the forest world, all in TFA.
The part about the ear flaps... That made me laugh so hard