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Originally Posted by billybobg 
I just started reading through this thread when I read the above quote. There is a good chance that few on this forum saw the original in theatres. I saw it with a friend. Both of us were in our 30s, were reasonablly macho and didn't expect what this movies presented. As I remember we both had the afternoon off and went to a matine in a mostly empty theatre. Enough with the lead in. It scared us both. I don't think a movie had me so shoke up since I saw the original Frankenstein when I was 10 years old. (I had to leave the theater for Frankenstein). Unless you've got a batcave of a home theatre with a large screen, I don't think you can get that same feeling watching at home.

I just started reading through this thread when I read the above quote. There is a good chance that few on this forum saw the original in theatres. I saw it with a friend. Both of us were in our 30s, were reasonablly macho and didn't expect what this movies presented. As I remember we both had the afternoon off and went to a matine in a mostly empty theatre. Enough with the lead in. It scared us both. I don't think a movie had me so shoke up since I saw the original Frankenstein when I was 10 years old. (I had to leave the theater for Frankenstein). Unless you've got a batcave of a home theatre with a large screen, I don't think you can get that same feeling watching at home.

The first Alien is a horror movie. The 2nd is an action/adventure. I agree with you regarding the scariness of the first.










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