New TV Spot! "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"

[boostedlsj]

yea they have quite a few different versions. The one I seen had the Sarcoph opening up and had Shaw screaming for someone to pick up the transmission. It was quite a bit creepier. But thanks Darkness!

[fiveways]

yea they have quite a few different versions. The one I seen had the Sarcoph opening up and had Shaw screaming for someone to pick up the transmission. It was quite a bit creepier. But thanks Darkness!

I havent seen that one.  I wonder if someone was reading the forums cause that dead space add had been talked about a few times on here months ago. 

I thought it was a bad idea.  The toybox thing reeks of shitty survival horror games to me.  Though, I like the second one with the alien swell super reverbed after Vickers speakers.  That was a nice touch.

[Alienseseses]

Is the engineer chase through the ship really not in the movie?

[Predaker]

I saw this TV spot on "FX" earlier today. Just happened to catch it as I was flipping channels, lol.

[whiterabbit]

Is the engineer chase through the ship really not in the movie?

It seems that it is missing for the most part. Which seriously sucks if true.

[TrixieVanSickle]

That spot really gave me chills.  It brought to mind, to me, a parallel of Ripley's singing "You Are My Lucky Star" immediately.
I think that may be what they were going for.  I didn't even remember the use of the song in the Alien Resurrection trailer until it was mentioned.
I wonder if they wanted to use Lucky Star but couldn't get  the rights.

[Agent]

Another fan made tv spot:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWJ2Sro9fXg#ws

[acrediblesource]

Why are the soundbites so aweful?
Janik " How many are [there]"  Who said "there" that sounded like it was generated by a text to speech generator. Terrible.

[GreatKnower]

Is the engineer chase through the ship really not in the movie?

Ridley stated he cut the final battle scene (shaw w/axe vs SJ) because it diminished his god like status, which honestly is a BS answer/reason. The hologram sequences show the SJs as human-like and fallible, the SJ coughing and losing his step as he awakes shows that he is human-like and vulnerable, and his reaction to the humans shows anger and vengeance, which is another human quality. How would "losing" a fight with a woman wielding an axe, fighting for her life, diminish the SJ anymore than the movie has previously established?

Hell hath no Fury like a woman scorned.


In my opinion, the way the SJ was depicted as a whole already diminishes any God like expectations one may have of him.
I really dont know what to make of Rdiley after seeing his recent interviews. Is he an artist? Is he a corporate shill? Is he senile? He clearly isnt all there and his answers seem scripted or spur of the moment placatings.

[MrSpaceJockey]

Perhaps he is just as cryptic as the characters in this film.