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Quote from: BigDaddyJohn on Today at 12:50:49 PMTalking about Resurrection, there is a french interview of Jeunet that just got out, where he talks about the movie in depth and how it influenced his life overall.
I don't want to post it since it's in french and the youtube translation thing is very bad for this video.
Funny bits though :
- he literally says the movie is pretty dumb overall lol.
- he considers the movie being "apart" in his career and that it didn't influenced
his later films at all
- he does say he loved the experience though
- he says all french actors and directors that were in hollywood at the time
came sleeping at his house because he was kind of an attraction lol
- he insists that he personally pushed for ideas like the breath door thing
and Perez fiddling with his brain among others
- he says that a lot of his assistants were truly bad at their job lol
- he says he will go see Romulus out of curiosity
I didn't watch the whole thing yet, but that's what I found most amusing from what I saw.
Quote from: Neila on Today at 11:49:36 AMThe term Xenomorph is made up of ancient Greek for "stranger" or "alien" and for "shape" or "form", while Yautja is just a fantasy name.
Quote from: SiL on Today at 07:03:45 AMTellingly they both die in their last acts of seeming absolution. The only price high enough to pay to redeem themselves is their lives in exchange for countless others - and even that might not be quite enough.
Quote from: GrimmVision on Today at 10:58:04 AMMan, as someone familiar with the ins and outs of the Alien fan edit, I gotta admit these narrative changes are disappointing.
Alien 3, apart from maybe Covenant, is the only Alien movie that actively does not care if you like it. It's divisive, it's mean, and it's ruthless in how much it wants to get that across to viewers. And I think that's a large part of what makes it a great film. Over the years it's become second to the original for me.
While I can understand why you'd want to make Dillon someone to root for - the point is that you can't, or rather, shouldn't. His acts of redemption throughout the film don't make him a good person - just a better person than he once was. And if you can leave this plane of existence a better person than you were before you were pitted against the scariest, most gruesome creature in the galaxy, well that just shows you how hopeful Alien 3 also is! To echo what's been said, the worst of the worst saved the galaxy in Alien 3, with Ripley being their guiding light of redemption.
I do hope that the editor rethinks the narrative decisions, because the color corrected effects in the 4k package would've made this the definitive edition for me.