Half in the Bag Episode 126: Alien: Covenant
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Channel: RedLetterMedia
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Keywords: redlettermedia, red letter media, red, letter, media, plinkett, half in the bag, best of the worst, mike stoklasa, jay bauman, rich evans, alien, alien covenant, ridley scott
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Length: 26min 37sec (1597 seconds)
Published: Sun May 21 2017
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I've hardly ever seen them be so indifferent about a movie.
Mike really sums up my reaction to the movie, there are ideas here that can work, there are a couple of stand out sequences, but it comes out very meh.
And as Jay points out, Ridley Scott really seems to have a lot of resentment toward 'Aliens' and seems content to ignore everything it contributed to the Xenomorph mythos (seriously, where does the Queen fit into all of this??).
Question guys, if the Engineers invented the black goo or the aliens or whatever, how do they nof have a defense against if as a contigency plan? I mean they are the most advanced species how could they be so easily killed just like that?
You can really see the fatigue with studio-influence in their recommendations at the end. It's getting harder and harder to condemn a movie specifically when it's the same problem every time.
Lost it when they brought up their old Prometheus video, saying it turns out that David was a secret asshole all along.
the worst part of all of this stuff is it still makes no damn sense when looking at the original. in the original there was an engineer dead so long he was a fucking fossil, there were xenomorph eggs all of the cargo hold, and they had xenomorph themed murals everywhere. so they already had the xenomorphs a long ass time ago.๏ปฟ
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I'm surprised they missed what was in my opinion the most egregious plot hole of the movie:
Daniels stabs David in the neck with that nail necklace, yet at the end of the movie his wound is nowhere to be seen. He was literally within inches of her multiple times, sporting wounds identical to Walter's, but no nail wound. It would have completely given him away. Obviously he doesn't have a Wolverine-esque healing factor, so where did that wound go? The script just forgot about it.
Where is the clip at 24:05 from?