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curious why the Asian Youtubers and Budget Stark are not touching Ripley!
Believe it or not I'm walking on air, I never thought I could feel so free. Flying away on a wing and a prayer, who could it be? Believe it or not it's just me.
yeah but was he the one that wrote that text?
Hate level has leveled off TOO much... lets change that!..
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I did mention this video game bit before, and I'm glad you brought it up because this Isolation bit actually does help my point -- incorrect Lambert in clothes made bloody after **** in video game made for young boys.
Even this apparently has a disclaimer in the game by the makers that states its an "alternate" take -- meaning a different way to look at the scene from the movie. All it proves is that a lot of young boys liked the idea of **** by alien and it took hold.
I find it kind of amusing that you're ****ing on Alien Isolation as apparently being puerile fluff for adolescents, when it's in fact a more mature, faithful, lovingly-crafted update to the franchise than anything that's been released cinematically in at least two decades, least of all from Scott himself. The volume and depth of research Creative Assembly delved into in an attempt to create verisimilitude with the 1979 film is nothing short of heroic, plus they hired a decent writer in the form of Dan Abnett to flesh out the story.
Also considering it carries a full "18" certificate here in the UK, I'm going to assume they were pitching to serious fans of the original movie and not "young boys" as you seem to believe.
Alien Isolation was such a good game... Really put new breath into the franchise.
I find it kind of amusing that you're ****ing on Alien Isolation as apparently being puerile fluff for adolescents, when it's in fact a more mature, faithful, lovingly-crafted update to the franchise than anything that's been released cinematically in at least two decades, least of all from Scott himself. The volume and depth of research Creative Assembly delved into in an attempt to create verisimilitude with the 1979 film is nothing short of heroic, plus they hired a decent writer in the form of Dan Abnett to flesh out the story.
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