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Tag Archives: space jockey
Alien (1979)
Director: Ridley Scott Writer: Dan O’Bannon (Story by Dan O’Bannon and Ronald Shusett)
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged 1979, alien, bolaji badejo, computer, dan o'bannon, darry dean stanton, egg, helen horton, horror, ian holm, jerry goldsmith, john hurt, mother, nostromo, ridley scott, ronald shusett, sci-fi, science fiction, sigourney weaver, space, space jockey, tom skerritt, travel, veronica cartwright, walter hill, xenomorph, yacht kotto
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Prometheus (2012)
Director: Ridley Scott Writers: Jon Spaihts and Damon Lindelof
Posted in Action, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2012, action, adventure, alien, aliens, android, benedict wong, charlize theron, corporation, damon lindelof, dan o'bannon, david giler, doctor, earth, emun elliott, engineer, guy pearce, idris elba, jon spaihts, lawrence of arabia, logan marshall-green, mercenary, michael fassbender, mystery, noomi rapace, origin, patrick wilson, peter o'toole, prometheus, rafe spall, ridley scott, robot, ronald shusett, sci-fi, science fiction, sean harris, space, space jockey, thriller, walter hill, xenomorph
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Prometheus (2012)
Director: Ridley Scott Writers: Jon Spaihts and Damon Lindelof Frustrating. I couldn’t tell you how excited I was for this movie but also really nervous. The trailers were great but looking at Scott’s resume he isn’t the most reliable when … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, action, adventure, alien, aliens, charlize theron, damon lindelof, drama, engineer, guy pearce, horror, idris elba, jon spaihts, logan marshall-green, michael fassbender, noomi rapace, prometheus, ridley scott, sci-fi, science fiction, scientists, space, space jockey, thriller
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Alien (1979)
Director: Ridley Scott Writers: Dan O’Bannon (Story by Dan O’Bannon and Ronald Shusett) An undisputed classic film, not just of the Science Fiction/Horror genres, just in general. The production design and atmosphere of the film is second to none. The … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged 1979, alien, chest burster, dan o'bannon, drama, egg, face hugger, harry dean stanton, horror, iam holm, jerry goldsmith, john hurt, parasite, ridley scott, sci-fi, science fiction, scream, sigourney weaver, space, space jockey, thriller, tom skerritt, xenomorph
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