Started by Oasis Nadrama, Jan 28, 2019, 09:34:01 AM
Quote from: Drukathi on Nov 17, 2020, 02:57:45 PMIf this were the case, people would not have raised the stink due to possible retcones.But every time there is a screech: "No, no, they want to erase my Alien 3, reeeeee."
Quote from: Kradan on Nov 18, 2020, 02:08:10 PMHow about you justhttps://media1.tenor.com/images/1241c4f3e494ab11748ea15649a0eb3b/tenor.gif?itemid=9964714
Quote from: Wweyland on Nov 18, 2020, 08:37:26 PMIt irks me that people shove Blade Runner in there though. How is that more canon than AvP? And I love Blade Runner!
Quote from: The Old One on Feb 08, 2019, 11:20:28 PMThere's a lot more than that, in fact- more of a connection than A + P ever had.SpoilerQuote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:24:08 AMQuote from: Huggs on Oct 08, 2018, 01:05:52 AMQuote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:00:40 AMRidley Scott is magnificent with a fantastic writer, the new film requires a writer of Ridley Scott's visual calibre.Ridley and Villeneuve merging everything into a Blade Runner/Alien crossover is what I personally would want. To see David walking the rainy city streets of futuristic L.A., vial of hell in hand. So put me down for that.f**k yes!I always thought of Blade Runner as a historical background to Alien.With the Replicants after a rebellion, rewarded recognition of their status as "alive" or human.Indirectly this would be responsible, in combination with entrepreneur Peter Weyland's death,for the Weyland Corporation backtracking on "humanisation" of androids- at least in public view.David and subsequently the Alien, are what happen when an AI no longer is tied to that "leash" of mankind.Quote from: The Old One on Oct 17, 2018, 01:28:10 PMThematics, subject material, depictions of subject material, design language. Retro Futurism. Utilitarian uselessness. Dreams. Dialogue.Ridley Scott? Quote from: The Old One on Nov 02, 2018, 03:50:25 AMOriginal Alien aesthetic now?It would be bloody fantastic to see IMO.People loved it in Isolation, and even items were described as chunky and retro in TCF.The retrofuturism in general reminds people of Alien and Blade Runner.[close]TLDR; A+B > A+P.IMO obviously.
Quote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:24:08 AMQuote from: Huggs on Oct 08, 2018, 01:05:52 AMQuote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:00:40 AMRidley Scott is magnificent with a fantastic writer, the new film requires a writer of Ridley Scott's visual calibre.Ridley and Villeneuve merging everything into a Blade Runner/Alien crossover is what I personally would want. To see David walking the rainy city streets of futuristic L.A., vial of hell in hand. So put me down for that.f**k yes!I always thought of Blade Runner as a historical background to Alien.With the Replicants after a rebellion, rewarded recognition of their status as "alive" or human.Indirectly this would be responsible, in combination with entrepreneur Peter Weyland's death,for the Weyland Corporation backtracking on "humanisation" of androids- at least in public view.David and subsequently the Alien, are what happen when an AI no longer is tied to that "leash" of mankind.
Quote from: Huggs on Oct 08, 2018, 01:05:52 AMQuote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:00:40 AMRidley Scott is magnificent with a fantastic writer, the new film requires a writer of Ridley Scott's visual calibre.Ridley and Villeneuve merging everything into a Blade Runner/Alien crossover is what I personally would want. To see David walking the rainy city streets of futuristic L.A., vial of hell in hand. So put me down for that.
Quote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:00:40 AMRidley Scott is magnificent with a fantastic writer, the new film requires a writer of Ridley Scott's visual calibre.
Quote from: The Old One on Oct 17, 2018, 01:28:10 PMThematics, subject material, depictions of subject material, design language. Retro Futurism. Utilitarian uselessness. Dreams. Dialogue.Ridley Scott?
Quote from: The Old One on Nov 02, 2018, 03:50:25 AMOriginal Alien aesthetic now?It would be bloody fantastic to see IMO.People loved it in Isolation, and even items were described as chunky and retro in TCF.The retrofuturism in general reminds people of Alien and Blade Runner.
Quote from: Local Trouble on Nov 18, 2020, 10:14:28 PMQuote from: Wweyland on Nov 18, 2020, 08:37:26 PMIt irks me that people shove Blade Runner in there though. How is that more canon than AvP? And I love Blade Runner!Quote from: The Old One on Feb 08, 2019, 11:20:28 PMThere's a lot more than that, in fact- more of a connection than A + P ever had.SpoilerQuote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:24:08 AMQuote from: Huggs on Oct 08, 2018, 01:05:52 AMQuote from: The Old One on Oct 08, 2018, 01:00:40 AMRidley Scott is magnificent with a fantastic writer, the new film requires a writer of Ridley Scott's visual calibre.Ridley and Villeneuve merging everything into a Blade Runner/Alien crossover is what I personally would want. To see David walking the rainy city streets of futuristic L.A., vial of hell in hand. So put me down for that.f**k yes!I always thought of Blade Runner as a historical background to Alien.With the Replicants after a rebellion, rewarded recognition of their status as "alive" or human.Indirectly this would be responsible, in combination with entrepreneur Peter Weyland's death,for the Weyland Corporation backtracking on "humanisation" of androids- at least in public view.David and subsequently the Alien, are what happen when an AI no longer is tied to that "leash" of mankind.Quote from: The Old One on Oct 17, 2018, 01:28:10 PMThematics, subject material, depictions of subject material, design language. Retro Futurism. Utilitarian uselessness. Dreams. Dialogue.Ridley Scott? Quote from: The Old One on Nov 02, 2018, 03:50:25 AMOriginal Alien aesthetic now?It would be bloody fantastic to see IMO.People loved it in Isolation, and even items were described as chunky and retro in TCF.The retrofuturism in general reminds people of Alien and Blade Runner.[close]TLDR; A+B > A+P.IMO obviously.