Topic: Alien prequel script- Jon Spaihts

ALSO I CAN'T BELIEVE NOBODY HAS BROUGHT UP ALL THE WONDERFUL ALIEN-FORMS WE GET IF THIS SCRIPT IS PRODUCED!
WE GET:

Small 6 legged aliens
Hives
Space Jockeys all over the place
All kinds of ships new ships
ALIEN-SPACE JOCKEY chestbursters
CAT-ALIEN hybrid
QUEEN SPACE JOCKEY ALIEN HYBRID that eats its own eggs!!!!

That's gonna be insane!!!

There's so much cool sh*t in this script, I dunno what people aren't seeing. It would be a trip if this gets made!!

Don't post after yourself repeatedly.

IMDB.com lists 'ALIEN HARVEST" as the Official ORIGINAL SCRIPT TITLE.

IMDb is edited by members. Doesn't mean much.

Small ant-Aliens are f**king stupid. End.

Those design things you listed sound like something a six year old came up with. They don't sound awesome, they sound like someone's jumping the shark and then flying off in a jetpack.

Sil - I guess that means you can come up with something better or at least had something in mind that was better?

I would be interested to know your ideas since I like the fan fiction you wrote in the fan fiction forum.

Sure - Don't fix what isn't broken.

The end.

Also, besides the fact that it as Spaiths' name on it, why do people think this is legitimate? It's well written? So's a lot of other fan stuff. People have made fan films that put studio releases to shame. Still fanworks.

Hey, look - It's Anderson's script for the Alien prequel. Has his name on it and everything.

http://www.larfed.com/petitscenario/shorts/alien0.txt

Sil - mmmmmh, ok. I guess you really have nothing to say. Ill leave you to do what you do. Thanks

Moving on...

I'm surprised no-one's asked Fox yet to see about it.

I think that would be a good idea, though I don't know where I'd begin to check myself.

But comparing "Alien Harvest" to that Anderson script is like comparing chocolate to shit because they're both brown.

@ Corporal Hicks:  It would be impossible to care less about your opinion of me.  Maybe I'll care more when you've made your 10,000th post.  So get to typing, player.

But comparing "Alien Harvest" to that Anderson script is like comparing chocolate to shit because they're both brown.

I guess people just don't have a sense of humour these days

@ Corporal Hicks:  It would be impossible to care less about your opinion of me.  Maybe I'll care more when you've made your 10,000th post.  So get to typing, player.

Unless he banned you for being an asshole.

I guess people just don't have a sense of humour these days

I was trying to be humorous.  I guess it didn't come across.

Unless he banned you for being an asshole.

Look, it's cool that Hicks maintains this site for everyone.  I was trying to make a legitimate point about the nature of the commentary about the script (seems like a lot of people criticize it without having read it).  He gave me some smack talk, and I gave it back.  If Hicks decided to ban me for doing that (and not himself, too), then that would mean he's petty and childish.  (That's "IF.")  If I got banned, I'd wait a random number of hours, create a new account, and resume posting as usual.  But hopefully it won't come to that.

I honestly saw nothing ban-worthy in that exchange, Harris, so you're probably safe. Flat-out saying that you'll evade a ban by making a second account, however, is probably unwise.

Hey, look - It's Anderson's script for the Alien prequel. Has his name on it and everything.

http://www.larfed.com/petitscenario/shorts/alien0.txt

Holy wondrous crap, this is hilarious! 

Who wrote it? He or she deserves a medal!

I did, a while ago.

Whu...? I am not worthy.

*bows down*

But seriously, wonderful!

I did, a while ago.

Reading it right now, very sweet so far!

Edit: About halfway through and i gotta say i love the Anderson assumed audience commentary. 

I did, a while ago.

Made it half way but got to dash to work, this is good stuff! The "cash register" tit shot is gold. nice work mate.

About halfway through and i gotta say i love the Anderson assumed audience commentary. 

He does that in the Resident Evil script, to an extent.