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Wow, I had no idea the C64 was the lead version. Amazing. The Amiga (and also Mega Drive) version is a game I still play to this day. Great game. Thanks for the top video. I still return to Alien 3 (film) as well by the way. Looking back, I think it was an appropriate send off. Not what I or other fans wanted at the time but it's very true to the bleak horror of the Aliens world. It's funny how time can change your perspective on things.

The Gun had some really cool enemies worth mentioning like the synthetics and the droids

Epic nostalgia. Only played the Master System, Mega Drive and Super Nes versions. Never knew the others existed lol.

People complaining that Max isn’t in the movie is so stupid. He was always the least interesting character in his own movie.

Just what the fans wanted a mad max film with no mad max. Forget entertainment they've got a statement to make. Just what you need after a long week at work

Think it was a big mistake to make this first before The Wasteland.

Somehow I had never watched this, but this commentary was the perfect excuse ❤

Because NL wanted to spend less money on SFX, they hired inexperienced companies. And they could not change the release date... Result: some shot were delivered AFTER the releas, other never, therefore forcing the director to re-edit the film on the 11th hour. Erasing important subplots and characters developments, even the overall tone of the film... AND because CG was the new thing, the animatronic creature was redone in ugly CG. The director, Stephen Hopkins (Nightmare on Elm Street 5, Predator 2, Blown Away, The Ghost And The Darkness, Judgment Night...) asked NL MANY times to have thr opportunity to finish the film, but New Line never agreed because it was not successful enough.

The first read along book and record I ever received, and still my favourite film.

That trailer sure makes you wanna watch the film.

So this movie is set in the 80's ?

The 80s Thing is one of my favorite movies. I like the prequel more than many people but the 80s is just too classic.

Always thought that the skit about Titanic was bit tasteless.

Bold statement. ALIEN 3 was a GREAT film.

Peter MacNicol is famous for being in the Bean Movie and Ally McBeal.

I read somewhere that the original idea for Mad Max wasn't post-apocalyptic at all, but it got that vibe from being shot in Australia and in very sparsely populated areas/buildings due to the low budget.

There's a scene before he goes ape shit that plays Led Zeppelin's the Immigrant Song faintly.

Alien 3 gets a bad wrap mostly from those who just wanted Aliens 2.5 all over again.

Disappointing you also didn't namedrop Mohammad Qissi, who played Tong Po in the Kickboxer movies. That's a big deal too and you should absolutely call it out!

Some valid criticisms on this one but i still really love it. Its just dripping with atmosphere.

The scene that you seem a bit confused about as to where Bret is on the Nostromo where water is dripping on his hat while he's looking for Jones the cat is where the landing gear is housed, the ice is melting causing the water. Ash mentioned earlier in the film that the planet was deep cold well below the line.

I'm utterly disappointed. This movie seemed destined to fail at the box office, sealing the fate of the franchise. I wish George Miller had made one of the Mad Max sequels he's talked about doing. Yeah, maybe that would have failed too. But if there had to be only 1 more movie in the franchise, I'd rather it be Max's next chapter. Not Furiosa's prequel.

I didn't like how much CGI there was.

My theory about the thing is that McCready IS the thing. Think about it. He doesn't do the blood test for example and is the first to greet the rescue party which puts him above suspicion as the supposedly sole survivor.

There is no way Disney will do a new series on Talespin. First, Talespin is defined by its setting, time period, and general tone. It does not work well with current Disney's series design and story telling, which are, for the large part, meant for little kids. By contrast, Talespin projects the complexity of 1988 society on a 1938 setting, introducing challenging and more mature themes. This is also why Talespin was never meant to have more than its 65 episodes, because it was limited in scope. By contrast, nowadays everyone is looking for series that can continue forever. Second, one of the things that made Talespin so special was the incredible quality of the characters and animations with attention to details. Today's shallow animation just can't reproduce that feeling. Look no further than the DuckTales clip played in this video. The Seaduck looks horrible in this two-dimensional style with no lights or shadows. Animation is not what it used to be back then. Talespin was giving me a sense of nostalgia already back in 1992, when it was aired in my home country, because of its stories, setting, and choice of colors that always reminded me of old paper or pirate maps. This is not the kind of show Disney is looking for in 2024. Maybe in 2038...

I am the only one who actually likes this film? I feel I am! It works as a bond film and avoids silliness you had in many Roger Moore films.

Really great listening to this. Superman IV was the only Christopher Reeve Superman movie I got to see at the cinema. I was around 12 at the time & thought it was fantastic. I didn't get to see it until years later when the reality of how bad it truly was hit me. It would have been nice to see Reeve get to do one more. If Donner hadn't been fired at the end of the first film I often wonder how things would have turned out.

My comnent was Truth.

Canon films was just an Israeli money laundering scheme. As is most of Hollywood.

Completely agree.. the cinematography and wardrobe is terrible

Camera bad, regie and cut bad, cinematography bad, ... It is really not about the story or the actors! We all love this! It is the crew behind the cam that is completely incompetent.

Not a bad film, really. Certainy more enjoyable than both AvP turds, or The Predator.

26:59 Funny you say that....

Here's a bit of trivia for you. I was a youngster looking to break into the movies, and I was overjoyed to land my first movie role on Caddyshack. I was a lot younger and better looking back then. I played the part of the gopher. 😃👍

I like T3, i don't care what the unlikers say..

Loved the mega drive version if it wasnt for that dam time limit. Spoils the game.

This movie was so lit when I was a kid. I still love hearing the theme to it. If we’re gonna be rehashing films from the 80s this is one of my top picks.

“Seeing a movie set around Christmas during the summer is always an odd experience” Literally every winter Christmas movie is an odd experience to Australians lol …

Like the Terminator franchise ,there have only ever been two movies 🎥

man 0:06 to 1:22 I got chills running down my spine

❤❤❤❤❤ best Mad Max The movie , bad reviw not in movie fator pessonal not is real movie, best filme 2024 all time.

honestly the look was awesome they needed this look in the remake with that corny actor playing him but no one is going to be another robert england. even the freddy version in the end of freddy versus jason like a demon was awesome

Thank for saying James brollen looks like Christian bale because I was thinking that all the way through

Hi Oliver, I enjoyed watching your 4K collection videos. Could you please do one someday showing off your Blu-ray collection?

A really charming tribute, Oliver. I am neither a film-goer nor a Star Wars fan, but 'Empire' must be the raison d'etre of the cinema. The only blemish on the film is the self-contradictory concept of 'the force', which defies logic. Notwithstanding that, it is 'light years' ahead of the so called serious film-makers' works.

I always remember the fight at the end felt really realistic and fast. It was like a pre cursor to the borne fights

This was a bad idea. I'm astonished by people who are surprised to see the movie selling low numbers.

Truckers in space... where nobody can hear them scream!