Alien - Modern Trailer

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[konstantinoskaragiannis]

"Alien"(1979) is a horror sci-fi movie masterpiece! This is probably the best movie of all time for this Kind!

[EaterOfBoners]

If I wanted a friend to see Alien, I'd use this to encourage them. You didn't spoil the best parts, either.

[lightningdigitalentertainm]

What's really amazing is how well the footage from a classic 1979 film stands up when filtered through a more modern trailer template. Show that to a younger person who hasn't seen "Alien" and I'll bet they would believe it was coming out this summer if you told them that. Great Job!

[aldunlop]

I still remember in 1983 there was trailer that just said "A L I E N In Space no one can hear you scream". And it scared the shit out of me. Then I watched the movie (17 years old) and shit myself 3 times.

[rboss]

It's good. I like how you only get a partial glimpse of the monster like you are actually treating this like a monster that no one has seen before and leaving it like it's a bit of a mystery. This is very true of most if not all monster movie trailers (not including sequels) and is a very nice touch.

[michaelbarnhart]

If anything, a trailer like this shows how timeless this film is, even 42 years later! :-)

[archibaldc.]

The original trailer is better, less is more.

Albeit this is pretty good.

[ArtofLunatik]

this makes me wanna play Alien isolation.

[oddities-whatnot]

I see what they have done with this, and appreciate the modern feel, its been done well for what was intended but the original is far scarier, darker and leaves you fearing what the unknown has in store for the movie goer.

[sethraelthebard]

I have to give my thanks to you Mr. Tom. Your trailers made me want to watch Apocalypse Now, Platoon, and all the great sci-fi films I haven't seen in forever. That makes you a professional (successful) advertiser. Well done and thanks again!

[TheSchmed]

My best friend Rafael, in Mark Twain JHS, Brooklyn, NY went to see this movie with his dad, when we were 13, and the next day at school, he was explaining the entire movie to me scene by scene, and what got me in particular is the hand motion he used to explain the inner jaw strike of the xenomorph, that had me I awe. Since then it has been on my top 5 movie list for 40 years, along with John Carpenter’s “The Thing”, “An American Werewolf in London”, “Predator” and “Aliens”. 5 of which I can watch over and over again.

[TrailsTrailsTrails]

You make me watch many old movies again!

[tartanbasketball]

How is possible you've made one of the scariest movies of all time even scarier? Thanks now I won't be able sleep

[diamondaxestudios]

In scream, no one can hear you space.

[rook]

Truly brilliant....well done. Thanks for making a great modern trailer for my favourite film.

[owenzacchara]

This makes me wanna watch the film again right now!

[CombatMedicTM]

Holy crap... that was absolutely great except for two minor things.
Music was a tad too loud and overshadowed the vocals a little too much and I wouldn't have shown the alien at the and again. Only the front of the dome and teeth in that one scene was great.

Seen this movie dozens of times, it holds a place in my top 5 of all time, ever.
But this trailer gave me the chills and made me wanna see it again! :D

And the guy down there is right: Do one for Blade Runner!

[archibaldc.]

This can't be called modern trailer, it doesn't abbreviate the whole plot and isn't filled with dramatic _BOOM_ 's and jumpscares.

[deadleeb]

I like how the music builds at the beging and stops as soon as Ripley says "Human?"

[MoTurnover]

I loved the old trailer, but here the stunning sharpness in sound, crystal clarity in the picture and vivid colour brings back to life the beauty of the 1979 classic whose featurettes had blurred and dulled with age. Outstanding! Very fine work too in cutting together a few teasing points to this creepy film. Well done!