Best non-alien pictures

[Darwinsgirl]

This is great !

Wow another new one for me. He looks scary & very trim. I don't know if it's him in the final scene where the ALIEN gets blasted by the engines. But the ALIEN looks very bulky.  

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Yeah, that was him in the final scene when the alien gets blasted with the plasma engines.

[Corporal Hicks]

Eddie Powell looks almost as scary as the Alien itself in this photograph:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fa73KMGWQAAnKWm?format=png&name=small

Some Pennywise vibes going off here. Where'd this one come from?

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Eddie Powell looks almost as scary as the Alien itself in this photograph:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fa73KMGWQAAnKWm?format=png&name=small

Some Pennywise vibes going off here. Where'd this one come from?

Not sure, came across it on Twitter.

[Corporal Hicks]

Fair enough.

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[Ingwar]

The Thing vibe.

[BigDaddyJohn]

This one is so cool.

[Elmazalman]

Great poster art!

The "CREEPSHOW" lighting captures Kane's shock, as he makes it over the rise to see the Derelict. 


The trek across the planet's surface:

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The trek across the planet's surface:

https://i.postimg.cc/MZnz1Kqt/Alien-cavern-4.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/g0cWjGgV/Alien-cavern-3.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/cHrG7Xy6/Alien-cavern-2.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/cC3q2CJS/0144fe65089ac701a384993b4014464b.jpg

Very nice! According to JW Rinzler's, The Making of Alien, Giger originally wanted the entire landscape to be biomechanical.

In the film, the landscape mostly looks natural but in these shots you can see perhaps some efforts were made into making it look biomechanical with the mechanically shaped, ribbed tubing snaking across the entire landscape, (not just in front of the derelict as seen in the film).

[Elmazalman]

The trek across the planet's surface:

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Very nice! According to JW Rinzler's, The Making of Alien, Giger originally wanted the entire landscape to be biomechanical.

In the film, the landscape mostly looks natural but in these shots you can see perhaps some efforts were made into making it look biomechanical with the mechanically shaped, ribbed tubing snaking across the entire landscape, (not just in front of the derelict as seen in the film).

Also, going by your posted shot of the Nostromo miniature landing/take-off, the planet's colour was originally an orange/rust colour (as seen in the comic book adaptation), before settling for the more ominous blues and greys.

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Also, going by your posted shot of the Nostromo miniature landing/take-off, the planet's colour was originally an orange/rust colour (as seen in the comic book adaptation), before settling for the more ominous blues and greys.

Yeah, and one can also see the orange/rust coloured planet in the film when the Nostromo and the refinery approaches the planet and when the Nostromo begins to prepare for entering the planets atmosphere. Ron Cobbs concept art had that colour as well.

[BlueMarsalis79]

Joakim Ericsson Mobius study

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XwN5R

[Elmazalman]

[Darwinsgirl]

Ridley is passing on wisdom to Veronica and trying to smooth his furrowed brow.

(1st time seeing this)

Thank you