Alien - LV-426 Landing [HD]
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- Alien Scene Stars: Tom Skerritt, Sigourney Weaver, Veronica Cartwright, Harry Dean Stanton, John Hurt, Ian Holm, Yaphet Kotto, Helen Horton Director: Ridley Scott Writers: Dan O'Bannon, Ronald Shusett Music: Jerry Goldsmith Producers: Gordon Carroll, David Giler, Walter Hill Production: Brandywine Productions, Twentieth Century-Fox Productions Distribution: Twentieth Century Fox Released: 1979
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I saw this in the theater in 1979. The wire-frame computer graphics showing the landscape during landing were so futuristic.
@Yashwanth O The computer technology seen on the ship was unimaginably futuristic, but now it just looks primitive. The wire-frame graphics are a good example of this. The main audience reaction at the time was to the jump scares.
It made me wonder what things in nowadays sci fi movies will look primitive and outdated in the perspective of people in the future.
It still looks cool as fuck.
@@Massivecarcrash At the time I would have said that it was cool as fuck, but now to me it looks cheesy and 1980s. It's retro-futuristic.
I still love that wireframe mountain range
This is the best landing scene I have ever seen in a movie. So realistic. The size and weight of the ship, its grimy industrial appearance, the lights, sounds, and radio chatter all combine to make you feel like you are on a landing mission descending into Hell. As with virtually every scene in Alien, it is a masterclass on how to do a film.
Yeah i like it for same reason modern movies lack the wieght feel and appearance
Why were the lights crooked or irregular? The strip landing lights.
@@astro-blaster4190 maybe to make anyone under the ship aware that it is indeed a ship and to get out of there
@@-_deploy_- I have some ocd issues and claustrophobic disorders so this movie really hits me hard, it really affects me physically too. And those landing lights have always bothered me. Total mindfuck.
@@astro-blaster4190they were not straight because they either run out of time or money to get them straight - alien documentary
From what I read, theres a hidden aspect to the landing scene that few people realize. The Nostromo's landing on LV-426 was pretty gentle other than bending the landing foot's prongs - so why did the ship suddenly have a hull breach and start blowing circuits?
One word: Ash. He wanted to make sure they stayed long enough to find the derelict, so created a malfunction that took the Nostromo out for a period of time, but was eventually fixable enough for them to get back into space. And it happened RIGHT as they had stabilized, to prevent potentially crashing the ship. It was exquisitely planned sabotage... and the movie didn't give you a *clue* that that is what happened. It was in fact a big hidden clue that a) Ash was not what he seemed to be, and b) that he was an android capable of doing these sorts of extremely delicate calculations - but again, the audience never knows it until the big reveal far later.
The sense of scale and weight of the ship was beautifully captured. I believe the miniature was 15 feet long and had to be lowered by a fork lift truck concealed by a screen as it was too heavy to be supported by wires.
The nostromo model weighed in at 900 lbs
It was a nice touch to decoarate the underbelly of the Nostromo with Christmas lights
not chasing, though
It's a shuttle, not the Nostromo
@@engasal The Nostromo is what we see land. The rest up in orbit is just an automated refinery they're towing.
@@Lightray110 no the nostromo is the freighter. A rather expensive piece of hardware. 42 million unadjusted dollars.
@@seancoulter9871 That's what I'm saying. The ship that lands IS the Nostromo.
The flight dialogue seems so real
Everything about the movie seems so real
Dialogues in this movie sounds real, like actual human beings talking, not people doing exposition dumps or other shit.
So much more atmosphere than in Prometheus.
this has to be on of the best sci fi movies of all time. It scared the bejesus out of me. I'm not use to being frightened.
Indeed. Lucas’ made alien worlds look clean, cool, inviting. Ridley Scott gave us the complete opposite and then some. LV4-26 looks terrifying - without the xenomorph.
Only spoiled by the stupid cat scene at the end. 🙄
I was only 8 years old when Alien was released to movie theaters...my mother and her bestie went to see it...years later she told me she didn't sleep for a week after seeing it...I eventually saw the film and the other 2 follow up films...I enjoyed the first 3 movies...after that I felt it was kinda pointless to have the other follow up films...
Bro I recently played and finished alien isolation for the first time boy I was so scared 😂😂 it was great tho and fun as hell as a guy who beat outlast 7 times including dlc that is definitely one of the scariest games in the world
I love big ships landing on far away planets, love the inhospitable atmosphere with howling winds...imagine the galley filled with food, the best medical equipment, survey and exploration gear, some weapons and other people with you...so far away from earth, etc.
LV4-26 is a nightmarish, barren hell world that sends chills down my spine at the thought of ever being stranded there.
Play the game Alien Isolation. It is basically a giant game that is this the whole way through. It is the most terrifying thing you will ever experience. The graphics and game play are amazing. But the whole game will give you this experience and probably ptsd. And it is well worth the money. Took me about 6-8 months to finish it. If you like this little clip, imagine a whole first person experience of this, where you are in control, making decisions. Hope you take this advice, it will change your life. Good luck.
Imagine what power needs to land such huge beast on 4 VTOL thrusters.
Never understood this: landing looks super smooth, meanwhile in the cockpit all hell breaks loose
free spirit 1 - I believe it’s on purpose. Making the ship look really slow from the outside but then showing how that small angling of the landing gear translates into chaos in the cockpit makes the ship feel massive. Similar to how giants in fantasy movies seem to walk really slow but each stomp causes a lot of movement and the ground shakes.
@@ArmoredColony Are we supposed to assume the rock caused the fire? it looks like the landing gear was designed for landings like that, and the rock sunk into the ground under the ship's weight. I read elsewhere that a static discharge caused an electrical fault, so perhaps that's it?
leesnotbritish - well, we are talking about about a movie that didn’t actually happen so we can assume anything we want. I could say: maybe it’s a super old ship in disrepair. The same way your car will one day breakdown even though it’s designed to be driven. We can look for really deep meanings as to why but in this case the fire happened because the script said so.
I believe from the novelization the engineers said that dust from the atmosphere clogged something up in the engines. Afterwards the Nostromo's hull burst open, wrecking the engines totally and stranding them pending repairs. Seems that cargo tugs aren't built for space exploration
@@leesnotbritish5386 high currents and voltages can cause fires.
Best landing scene of all Time!!!
I think Ridley Scott was trying
to make the ship look like a bucket of bolts, crude and industrial, with many inherent electronic and mechanical faults. This made the viewer feel ill at ease and anxious.
Nice observation. I agree. Nostromo was a commercial towing vehicle and not really designed for rescue operations. This idea was well illustrated in the film.
the landing lights are actually christmass three lights
They are called navigation lights in the movie. What the heck does that mean and why do they need them in this situation? When I think navigation lights, I thing of red and green lights to show port and starboard.
Model making in cinemas are rare with Autodesk Maya, Cinema4D, even Blender within anyone's reach these days despite the advancement of 3D printing and CAD/CAM software.
@@wordsofcheresie936 well, this is a spaceship and it lands like a helicopter, not a plane, so people who are under the ship will look up and see the lights, meaning that they need to get out of the way
This movie, hey , didn't see any better landing approach, brilliant and still in 2023 unchallenged number one, no doubt!
First Alien is the best, back then they use to take time in the scenes like this. The sounds of the ship, slow landing procedure and mystical message from the planet. I mean nowdays they hurry too much, lots of good details wasted just to speed things up and mess up the exitment. Alien was horror movie but some of the sequels ruined many good elements.
You mean Alien Covenant in a bit shell then
Yes, they call this rushed camera work ‘fast cutting’. It’s supposed to convey chaos, but it just ruins scenes, esp when overdone
I always laugh when the ship lands because it is the slowest most careful landing ever and the ship almost falls apart lol
it hits the rocks knocking it off balance
I just love it, the ship touches down on its landing legs, which adapt to the ground and seem to compress it as they sink down, you think "Oh, that looks like a really soft landing" and then it cuts to the inside with everything going crazy.
Such a great way to set a mood and ground this movie in realism.
I'm gonna get out my DVD and watch the movie again!
Gotta think how desperate the company was to force this ship to investigate. Competition?
Definitely. Great observation!
Wouldn't surprise me if there really were planets like that out there.
0:02 love Parker’s response to the ship being damaged
Growing up with this movie hearing that alarm sound and then hearing the identical alarm go off in Alien Isolation is pure genius
The landing takes awhile! Them damn things are are here!!! Nice movie hahahaha 😂!!!
I always wondered why they designed these flood lights to look like a decoration from the christmas tree. I mean when they design and produce a starship precision is very important, yet it looks like the engineers put the light bulbs in random spots
Pure madness landing in such place 👽💀
Hi free spirit,
It looks as though the front strut under the bridge landed on a large crumbling brittle boulder which suddenly disintegrated under the weight of Nostromo.
The crew had cut the main engines and so the ship came down like a lead weight the last few metres.
I remember when I saw this scene for the first time, thinking "that shit was not made for landing, look how upset it gets on touchdown". Meanwhile Jaxa's lunar lander topples over, and it keeps working all like "Nothing to see here, just another day in the office"
If I ever gety own spaceship, I want the interface to exactly be the same as the one shown here.
Sigh.... why is this movie perfect.
At the planetoid's diameter at only 1200 km they could've landed like a feather.
0:00 Parker, what the hell was that? Parker ?
In this you can see one of the things CGI gets wrong: You can't really SEE the Nostromo it's in silhouette a lot of the time which just works for this. That, the practical smoke and other tricks make it look massive.
They imagined lots of things, but they didnt imagine lots of shit we have today. Like digital video for their helmets, its all like VHS. Comms is analogue radio. Etc. If I had told my grandfather that we would have all the knowledge in the world in our pockets, he would just have looked at me like I was a madman. I was 25 when the internet became available to most people. Got my first brick mobile when I was about 22. It could receive SMS, but could not send it. Before that, I had a suitcase of a phone in the back of my service car, with clear instructions to only use it in an emergency. It cost about 25 NOK pr. minute back then. And the NMT system had the famous CHHHHT sound every 30 seconds. So you had to repeat what you just said.
It could have been better if they put a reindeer on those christmas lights at the bottom of the ship.
But why does it look like they strung up Christmas lights underneath haphazardly?
It's easy to nitpick, but there's no way a mechanical beast of a ship like this would only have 2 engineers fixing things with screwdrivers. I know it serves the plot to only have a small crew, but it never matched the ship design or technology.
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The sound at the beginning.... What was that uspposed to be?
They lost a shield
A hard landing and all the electrics blow,lol
Beautiful scene! Yeah! Them damn things will kill us all! (Look what they do!!)! Follow safety precautions on them military jobs: the landing even takes awhile! "We gotta land "right here/over there!"
If an alien species goes to Mars, finds one of the crash spaceship we sent and gets killed by some bacteria that we sent that somehow can breed inside them wel... Basically they will be in this scenario 🤣🤣🤣
I'm imagining an alien Brett saying "right" all the time
If the bridge so mess after hard landing, imagine with other deck. It will be too late to extinguish the fire. Damn, watchinh alien in that time that was acceptable, but now everything must be logic.
The one thing that the production designers are people who envisioned the computer system never anticipated was graphics. I mean they are presenting computers of 38 years in the future as being nothing but a much much further evolution of DOS.
The idea of the wire-frame computer graphics was to show that the computer had precisely measured and analyzed the terrain and mapped out the exact height and location of the peaks. It was supposed to look like a map, not a photograph.
You could argue that graphics are just a tool to help humans understand better what raw computed data means. Maybe in the far future humans can understand the raw output of a computer much better so they don´t need as much graphics. (e.g. matrix)
what do you want from 80s? We can see the future from OUR prospective, so there is the things we have. And yes, this is just a huge space 18 wheeler, why to have most modern equipment on board?
@@Dushess what do I want from the '80s? Maybe what Stanley Kubrick gave us in the 1960s with 2001 a space odyssey. That was 1965 production design before filming and even though they were only reaching 36 years they gave us way more credit so far as advances we could make. In one scene the astronauts are actually using tablets. The alien series laziness continues in the 1986 sequel when we don't see any further advances in technology even though Ripley has been in hibernation for all those decades. The weapons used by the Marines are weapons we literally saw some soldiers have in the Gulf war 5 years later.
Segourney like, "I'm not getting anything!" Hahahaha 😂🤣! "Looking all bord & shit!" During the landing sequence! Hahahaha 😂
I am building this now 3d print 2 foot long . Gambody design.
Commercial towing ship Nostroma Passenger and military ship sulaco🔥🔥🔥
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I hope the Starship doesn't land that way.
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What happened, did they hit a rock? It looked like a nice touch down.
Hull breach
@@brandonb3174 So they did hit a jagged rock on the way down, which breached the hull?
Whatever happended to that moon?
They never go back to it in the movies but it was probably radioactive after aliens
@@stephenkissane4268not the entire moon. You vastly over estimated the power of a nuclear explosion. Even 40 megatons would barely be enough to destroy NYC, its not going to make the whole planet lethality radioactive, no matter how small the moon is
А там трц барис мтс монстрики оксанки
lumière et analyse lumière étalonnage de votre dernier scellé
encore arrivée, porte hangar
Lets see Musk build one of those..then ill be really impressed..
Why would the entire crew go down?
Nostromo was a towing vehicle. I assume the load it was towing (mineral ore) had no life support, therefore everyone had to go down.
@@stephenmark6781 So the ship that landed on the planet IS the ship, basically? I hadn't realized that. I thought it was like a shuttle IN the ship.
@@HC-cb4yp That is correct, HC. The Nostromo is the ship that lands on the planet. What is left in space is the (presumably uninhabitable) cargo of mineral ore. Nostromo is basically a big tow truck.
@@stephenmark6781 Thanks!
All that just because she stepped on a stone.
I don't think it's designed to land on rocks. Nice flat landing platforms certainly. But uneven terrain? Nope.
Сбербанк чужие 2000 мтс
А там трц продавщицы монстрики мтс платим наличка или картой сбербанка и тд
Трц чужой абсолют мтс
Haha. Made in China. Landing bumps already cause spark fires to errupt
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The bishop chess piece moves in any direction diagonally. Chess rules state that there is no limit to the number of squares a bishop can travel on the chessboard, as long as there is not another piece obstructing its path. Bishops capture opposing pieces by landing on the square occupied by an enemy piece. 🤔🤔🤔 Ripley: a sight yet to be seen, record breaker. Ultimate. Top dog. In chess: the King. In this case: Duality. 🤨 King can move in any... direction. M. FM. (iswatitisprovemewrong)
Ю-корея прищельцы оксана и тд