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this stuff. All right, So let's talk about alien, Aliens, Alien, Alien, Prometheus,
Alien in a row. I said, human now, so Alien
nineteen seventy nine. We haven't done the real proper treatment
that we need to. And the last Alien Demon Overlord
stream I thought was really good. If you've not watched
the other Alien Demon Overlord stream, go watch it. It
came out good. So that's part one. This is part two.
We're not here talking about Brexit. We're here to talk
about alien movies, and you're asking me about Brexit. Breggs
and bacon. That's what I'm talking about because the carnboar,
dit Brexit and bacon. The Alien universe is the same
as the Titanic universe and the same as Avatar universe.
Because it's James Cameron, our vegan friend. He's gonna mix
all vegans. So we have have a bleak world. We
see this ship just wafting through space and the crew
is of course caught in cry of sleep. They wake
up and they realize that they're on crappy job. And
this is the future dominated by one corporation, the whieland
Utani Corporation. So we had the prediction of a completely corporate,
tyrannical dystopian control system. Right, it's not enough to have veganism, you.
Speaker 3: Gotta eat bugs.
Speaker 1: Interestingly too, in Alien they have a pretty crappy diet.
They're just sitting around that table with you know, tupperware,
fruit loops and you know, milk and shit. So the
future doesn't bode well in the Alien universe, and we're
going to see why that is because actually more is
at work here than just a typical dystopian science fiction story.
In my view, Now I cover this in my books,
So get your copies of Ustar colored one. And so
if you want to see more of the treatment of
my take on at least two chapters now on Alien.
But part of the reason that we have to analyze
this on a deeper level is number one, the artistic
conceptual influence, namely H. R. Giger, who is obviously pretty
demonically influenced when it comes to his artwork. Now I
say this because in this painting or drawing, excuse me,
this sketch, this is Giger's sketch of Crowley, and so
we know there's at least some degree of influence in
Giger when it comes to the Crowley. And I would
say that Giger's art I mean, in one sense it's
kind of impressive, because you know, he's very good at sketching.
But it's the most demonic art you've have ever seen.
I mean, it is like whoa dude, you know, off
the charts. So and of course it's always like, you know,
demon babies and alien women getting humped by a giant
alien dongs. But in whatever's going on in this scene
with this one tittied demon here, we got Ali Boba
over here with his thing. We got I don't know
who that is grim Reaper. I don't know what that is.
And we got Crowley on the left with an ice
cream cone and it looks like ice cream cone with
a demon baby in it. Maybe I don't know. I
don't know what this is. Does anybody anyway, But that's
how Giger rolled right, all the little demon babies everywhere.
I guess that's another little evil Crowley, perhaps Kabbala. There's
your cabbalistic eggs, Cabbala eggs, and then your Crowley with
the dunce cap and what looks like an alien demon
ice cream cone. So that's one example of the concept
art here. And we're speaking of this for a reason
because there's a little hidden demon there hiding in the
back here with his little ear demons everywhere. It's and
it's one thing that I think the makes the Giger
art really interesting from a predictive programming aspect, and why
he was so formative for the concept art on this
series is that it's all transhumanist. It's it's like the
spirit of transhumanism in art. So here's his Baphomet, which
you probably have seen is pretty well known. So there's
your positive in your negative forces on the right, and
on the left of the baffame, you've got some you know,
naked bitches, you got some other naked things. And so
you can see that the horned horn implements here, this
obviously is very similar to the horned implements that we
find on the Xenomorph, you see. So I don't think
that's by accident. I think those are obvious influences. We're
not gonna spend all day looking at gear scary gear art.
But there's a couple more that I thought were interesting.
Speaker 3: I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Exactly is going on here, but you see it's the
idea of ancient Egypt with the sun disk here, pyramid,
and then we've got the alien, ancient alien creators, like
a suculose ancient alien thing going on. But it is
this is from the Alien series because you see the chest,
the exploding chest alien coming out. So there is then
in Giger this obvious esoteric influence. Now who whatever after
this challenge esoteric Hollywood, right, I mean, this is one
of the key theses of esot Hollywood, is that there's
an esoteric influence on movies. Here's Vulpurgis knocked right the
holiday and you've got lusty alien bitches with either lungs
or xenomors for their for her eyes. I don't know
what that is, but yeah, you get the idea. And
there's a lot of kind of abortive ish stuff going
on in gear right, And I have a different take
than most people on what's with the sort of abortive
dead things going on. I think that it's an interpretation
of the universe in a gnostic sense as an abortion.
I think that's what Giger means.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Here's some kind of alien high council which looks sort
of like a mix between Egyptian influence Aliens. And I
used to sketch a lot by the way it went out,
before I was into theology and whatnot. I would sketch
stuff and I would it would it looks pretty gieger esque.
I was very into I think even had a Giger
poster one time when I was a teenager. I don't
really know about anything else turk stuff, but so, yeah,
you've got your goat head here with this entity that's
sap in the baby heads or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You get the idea. So I think Giger and the
Alien series franchise is telling us that this universe is
like the abraughtid abrass feature of a evil god or
a product of the universe itself, right, random chaos, Darwinian
just bang, it's in the gnostic scheme. The universe itself
is an accident, great Greek mythology. It's an accident. Humans
come here as a like lightning hit the mud from
a battle between Zeus and the Titans, and that creates humans. Right,
So the primordial soup gets dapped by lightning. Right, this
is this is supposedly where we come from. Yeah, there's
a miscarriage that the creator God has all these different
gnostic myths, it's always the same stuff. So that is
what's going on here. And when they arrive on the planet,
we see the first sign of the alien engineer. Right,
they find this planet. Oh, it looks like it's been inhabited,
and they see they call him the Jockey, right, the
alien jockey, and he's sitting in some kind of controlling thing.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: But we don't know anything about who this is until
you know, actually many many decades later in the franchise,
but at least in this first installment, we get this
sort of glimpse of this big alien entity and so
we're also toying with the idea of Panspermia and the
alien creators. Now that comes to the four much later on,
by the time of what Prometheus. I guess right, The
mythology of the series comes full circle by Prometheus. But
we'll get to that in a minute. So on this planet,
they of course discover that there are the pods, and
the pods they don't know what they are. John Hurt
gets the pod on his face. Everybody knows the story, right.
And then you've got the Doobie Brothers dude who pilots
the ship. And you've got the because he literally looks
like a Doobie Brother. I don't remember the guy's name,
but he's the He's either a Doobie brother He's in Alabama, right,
you know this butt cut dude. We like our beer,
flat ass can be. We like our dogs of mustard
and relish. We got a great picture. What's his name,
I can't even spell it. Z E n O P
h oh m O r F Zeno morphs. We got
a Zeno morph what's his name? I can't even spell
it because he does look like the Alabama dude. Get it,
my my joke's too high minded for y'all My Alabama
joke's too high minded for y'all little brow people. Or
he looks like a Doobie brother, right. I got to
ride keep on high and the rock goes on railver.
That is the Dooe Brothers, isn't it.
Speaker 7: I got one more zilver zino morph but I'm not
gonna let him catch me now, not gonna let him
catch the midnight xenomorph.
Speaker 1: Man. So you got this weird dynamic too, between the
male leadership and Ripley. And we will see. As I
highlighted in my analysis, the transformation of Ripley. The series
is actually not about aliens. It's not about humanity. It's
about the transformation of Ripley and the universe. That's what
it's about. It's not about xenomorphs, not about alien engineers.
It's not about aliens. Did you know that it's about?
And I've watched it many, many times and now I've
figured it out, decoded it. It's about man, evolution, gender,
the universe, and Ripley. It's the psychological transformation of Ripley
into evolving to the next stage beyond the xenomorph and
the human to the next phase earlier. So it's like Starchild.
Think of Ripley like another version of Starchild. That's what
this series is about, and we'll see that, especially by
the time that we get to Alien Resurrection. The Jean
Pierre June installment becomes very clear there. So it's about
the Titanic Michael McDonald. He's like a brown headed Michael McDonald.
I tried to do Michael McDonald's personation one time. I
think I did, okay, So we spiced it up with
one personation. John Adams does it good. Michael McDonald okay, fuko.
Speaker 3: Any more? D d do do?
Speaker 1: OKAYO. Of course it's gonna play this dumbad anyway. No,
we're not gonna do that. I'm sorry, I'm not gonna
do Michael McDowall. If I get lost in impersonation land,
we won't finish the Alien Analysis. Thank you everybody. Uh,
this is Jay Di or Jays Analysis. You're watching breakdown
to the Alien franchise. So there's this dynamic between the
male leadership. We start to see this as all the
male characters die off really quickly, and then of course
the one of the strong male characters that we think.
Speaker 3: Is good.
Speaker 1: We learn, of course isn't human, right, Bishop Uh, he's
filled with milk goo because he's AI. So he's not human.
The AI is present, right, and the AI is we
are warned about the AI here in the Ridley Scott installment.
So this is man as abraution, man as weaker on
the evolutionary scale than the xenomorph. And initially in this
first installment, Ripley is she finds the aliens hideous, and
there's going to be this interesting evolution to where the
xenomorphs the aliens become more and more humane, which is
in because they're the most viporous predator reptile species you
could imagine. But there's a reason why they become more
and more quote humane, and that's because the whole series
is essentially a critique, as we said, of humans and humanity.
So it is now you could read it, I mean
I read it ultimately as completely anti human. I think
that's where it goes. If that's a little unfair, then
it's just a critique of the evils of hum umanity.
In other words, we think of the evils of the
universe as out there in the beyond, somewhere and then
you know, are we ignoring the evils that humanity possesses?
And there is a good bit of justification to this analysis,
precisely because there is a powerful critique throughout the series
of corporatism and scientism. So that is probably the strongest
element of critique in this series Corporatism and Scientism until
we get to the Jean Pierre June installment, which it
could be argued, is a vindication of transhumanism or is
it still a critique. It's hard to say. It seems
to possibly still be a critique, but we'll get to
that in a moment. I'll let you guys decide. So
thank you for that super chat. We'll read the super
chest tter in a moment. By the way, yeah, Firefly.
You'll notice that Joss Whedon wrote the Alien Resurrection the
Jean Pierre June installment, and that's why you can see
in the Motley Crew of scaley Wags in Alien Resurrection,
that's you can see that he was already prepping for
Firefly there because it's very similar. So Whale and Utny
Corporation Pan Spermia. What we learn is that Ian Holme
is working for the corporation they've sent an AI because
the AI will not have any moral qualms about impregnating,
letting the crew get impregnated by the xenomorph and then
bringing back a sample. And that is Ian Holmes's bishop
the AI guys function. So Ripley figures this out. She
realizes that he is an evil AI and this is
what he's up to, and so she foils his plan.
She stuffs the magazine down his throat. I'm sure, but
you we all remember that scene. And then the milky
goo comes out. She rescues jonesy uh all the way.
By the way, I joked in my book that this
is her the evolution of Ripley into catwoman, I mean
into a cat mom. She quite literally becomes a cat mom,
a single cat mom, cat lady. But it's don't worry,
ladies if you if you're a feminist, who is going
to be a cat mom, because it's just a step
on the stage two becoming a goddess. And that's what
happens to Ripley. So the Whale and Newtonic Corporation is
interested in simply having a powerful bioweapon. They think that
these xenomorphs will function merely as bioweapons. Sigourney Tweaker, who
is very thin and spindlee as a spinster, figures all
this out as she fools the plot. Right, we all
know this, right, and she sails off with her cat
daughter Jonesy. Also, her butt is broken because it's not
there in the underwear scene. So those are my notes
on Alien. Certainly more could be said. There is Egyptian
imagery that I highlighted in my book because the ship
is called a Nostromo and their symbol, the Nostromo's symbol
is the Egyptian sun disc, so this also calls to
mind imagery from Geger. We also want to pay attention,
as I said, to remember, she's going to here's my
book that you could get. She's going to evolve from
long haired cat mom all the way over to bald,
almost both genders. So her hair gets shorter and shorter
and shorter down to bold right, and by Alien three,
which is the prison planet, she is completely bald. She
is very much feminist. That's the point. And there's your
milky goo, right, gets your signed copies of Vistar Hollywood two,
by the way, because I cover Alien two and three
or just two, I cover Alien one, two and three
roughly in that chapter, and then of course the necessary
Collywood one. You have the chapter on Prometheus Prometheus anyway,
we'll get to that in a minute. So Aliens, Man,
Oh no, dude, put the little girl in charge.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 1: Everybody liked the Bill Paxton last night. I'll save the
Bill pack. Go watch last night's stream if you missed it.
For the impersonations. I don't want to take up this
whole show with impersonations. So oh yeah, by the way,
thank you. It's very it is Sumerian, it's very Acadian.
It's very and that comes to the four in Prometheus
and Alien Covenant too. Came over, Man, why don't you
put that little girl in charge?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: I think my Bill Paxson is spot on. Remember when
he's chat and weird science. That's how he lasts. That's it.
So I talk about the search for life, all the
BS that we from NASA life on Mars. How many
times have they told us life is on Mars. I've
been hearing this story since I was in high school.
Used to come on in the nineties, it would come on,
we found water in life on Mars. They regurgitate this
BS story anyway, and so this plays into the panspermia mythology,
and of course, as her Hollywood One I covered panspermia
in depth in multiple chapters because Hollywood has inculcated the
alien mythos into our minds for so long. So the
global corporate government intends to own all of the genetic
DNA rights to this xenomorph species. And several years after
the events of Alien One, Ripley's floated around in space
since she's been recovered by the whale uton In Corporation,
and they're they're being all nice and like, oh, tell
us what happened, And by the way, we're going to
send you back to the colony where we think there
are more And we learned that actually whaling Utani has
been terraforming, so it talks about geo engineering, by the way,
a long time ago in Aliens in nineteen eighty six,
the James Cameron installment UH, and we find out that
the whole human colony is more or less an experiment
a test tube before whaling Utani once again, and it
even says that this is their terrorforming division. So we're
being told again about plans of the future relating to
geo engineering. I don't know how far there are terrify.
I'm not saying that we're terraforming other planets. I don't
believe that. But at least geoengineering is true. Right, But
and the Whale and Utani Corporation is consistently called the company.
That's interesting. Who else is called the company consistently exactly? Yeah, yes,
they represent military and Docal complex. They represent the company exactly.
So they're gonna make this bioweapon, and they want a
perfect bioweapon, presumably to depopulate I mean, I think that's
kind of in the under girding assumptions of the series.
I don't know that it specifically ever says that the
human that wail in Utani wants to depopulate maybe, but
we know, of course eventually the alien engineers want to depopulate,
because that's why they created the xenomorph. The xenomorphs were weapons,
if I recall, to depopulate Earth. And then their xenomorphs
got out of hand and the bioweapon got released and
it killed many of the alien engineers. So I think that,
let's see, is at the main point. So I wanted
to talk about Dobie brothers in Space, Tom Skarett, Veronica Cartwright,
Yaffa Codo, Ripley ends up being the lone survivor. All
the males end up in cuck postures. I do talk
about that in the block. Let's see what else. Oh yeah,
the alien or the AI that's on the ship is mother.
I'm not sure the matrix of the womb, the matrix
the AI is almost always referred to as female, feminine mother.
Sometimes it's given a masculine persona, but usually in most
science fiction franchises, I don't know why. Presumably because of
the matrix of the womb. It's called a woman, red queen,
this kind of stuff, right, alien or the resident evils,
Reason and so forth. It's a woman in Skynet too,
at least in terminor Genesis, right, it's it's Helena bottom Carter.
So there's this next installment of the motif of Ripley
as mother, because not just as the AI mother, because
the ships, you know, they all kind of die away.
But is Ripley the mother because she becomes a surrogate
mother too, newt because she lost her daughter many many
years before. So we know that Ripley had a daughter
since she has been frozen floating at space for many decades,
and in the future, the whale and Newtonery's representative is
Paul Riser. Interesting, you know, Ripley, really Ripley. You know
I expected better from you. Ripley, really Ripley. You know
I you know, Ripley, I expected better from you. Ripley.
How's my Paul Reiser? So pretty good? And Veronica cart right,
I'm switching back and forth. Right, So the mother motif's gone,
like Jonesy. She's the cat mom in part one because
she said Jonesy. Then she meets Newt in part two,
Newt says she doesn't have her mom, her parents died.
Ripley has this motherly affection towards her, right, and then
she loses Newt. Right, we know that at the end
of two, even though she saves Newt. When three starts,
Newt has been killed by another face hugger that was
in the escape pod mostly mostly mostly mostly uh oh.
The mother theme. By the way, we're just kind of
touch on this real quicker as it progresses. What's interesting
about that is that she then loses the desire or
need for offspring. She doesn't care about offspring and then
because in three it's a bunch of celibates in the
prison planet, right, they have a religious cult on the
on the prison planet run by the black dude with
the glasses. And then by Alien Resurrection, she takes on
this motherly persona for one on a rider, which is
real weird and creepy kind of the way she acts.
And she also acts motherly to the xenomorphs and to
the xenomorph ripley hybrid that's created at the end, right,
if you remember that big retard looking thing, big retarded
xenomorph at the end. So, but what happens is that
she essentially evolves to really only have a motherly affection
for the AI. And that's relevant because I think the
point of Prometheus an Alien Covenant was similar to that
that the only redeeming characteristics are presumably the Rooney Mara right,
her woman character, and David. Right at the end of Prometheus,
it's David that helps her. You have simpthy for David.
You don't have sympthy for any of the rest of
the human crew. And then I forget how Alien Covenant ends.
I think there's two David. There's a good David and
like evil David. Right anyway, so we're left with Ripley
and AI consistently, right, That's yeah, the AI saves the
the strong female woman. I can't do a Ripley impersonation.
I got too much of a thick booty to do
a flat booty Ripley impersonation. I'm joking. Evil David is
on the ship. Yeah, that's right, that's how. That's how
Covenant ends with the Evil David. I did do it
Alien Covenant video, you know, two years ago, and it
came out, but I've already forgotten how it ended. So yeah,
we're supposed to think evil Alien made it. Evil David
made her under the ship exactly. So presumably he's also
going to depopulate, right, because the the ship an alien Covenant.
That's right. It's like Noah's Arc. It's like an ARC
where they're gonna send you know, this remnant of humanity
to repopulate and they realize, oh oops, it's the you know, consistently,
the Whalen. You don't ever trust the whaling Utani Corporation.
If they send you on a mission, know that you
are the test to dumb dumb for the whale every
time they need to think that the whale in Youtoni
Corporation does, And as we said last night on Boiler Room,
I couldn't believe it. I had to listen to the
to the section of Alien Resurrection three times because I
didn't believe it. But it actually says that, so, what
four or five hundred years in the future, after Alien three,
when they clone Ripley the Jean Pierre June installment, it
actually says that Walmart has bought out Walmart has bought
out the whalen Utonic Corporation, And so Walmart owns United
States Military Services or United Military Services. That's a usn
UNMS or whatever it is, United Services Military, that's it,
which is sounds like Jason alysis, right, We're all going
to be living in a Walmart Target one day, battling
Xeno morphs in the French fry aisle, xeno Morphs with
both Genitalia fighting US humans in the French fry aisle
of Walmart. That's the future. Alien canned meat like Myers
caned Meet Steve brool Sweet trid Ha, that's my Steve
brool Ha Kreshios. So back to Aliens, I also wanted
to touch on the fact that it looks like right,
So this is the period two when I think about
James Cameron where he moved from.
Speaker 3: Uh, if you.
Speaker 1: Didn't see the Hollywood Decoded episode, go watch our Hollywood
Decoded episode because Jay Weener had a really good analysis
and breakdown of James Cameron, and we did Determinator. We
did the whole Terminator series for Hollywood Decoded in one
of those episodes. It's really good and he may a
good point though, how did James Cameron go from directing
the Neo nowa Terminator installment to these huge, gigantic Pentagon
blockbusters right, Terminator two, Aliens abyss who knows. It's hard
to say, but he did. And could that suggest that
the Pentagon was consulting on these films? I would say, so,
I mean, what happens in Aliens? You get the suddenly
we have this Marine Corps crew. The Marines are there
and they're there to kick butt.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Then there's some great lines from Bill Paxton on being
a grade A badass. You do not want to fuck
with me, man, create a badass. You have our strong
lesbian Latino right, our typical diverse military special ops crew.
This has to be Pentagon saying let's, you know, put
in the military crew. It has to be. It has
to be. I don't even have to look it up.
I can just know. I don't even have to look.
Speaker 6: I just know.
Speaker 1: Somebody can go look and you'll find out that I'm right.
I've done this song enough. I just know it's like Osmosis.
I know instinctively now, so then anything else stand out.
And remember this little scene with the little boy in Aliens.
This is straight up Kubrick too. By the way, I
didn't notice this until the last few times I've watched it.
The little boy riding his little what do you call those?
I don't even know what those things are called tricycles.
It's a little plastic tricycle around the the terraform station.
That's straight out of Kubrick. They even shoot it like
Kuberck does. So I guess that James Cameron's homage to Kubrick.
And then I I argued in my book that Bill
Nye is perhaps a xenomorph. As you can see there,
Bill Night has the facial physiognomy and structure of a
xenomorph pretty clearly.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then we end that movie right with Ripley's holding
newt like a womb like mother with a child, right,
and then it fades away just like Starchild. It looks
just like the star Child scene at the end of Kubrick.
So James Cameron's you know, constantly hark harkening back to
Kubrick here obviously now in Alien three. I don't have
a whole lot to say about Alien three. The David
I mean, it's I don't think it's terrible. David Fincher
is a pretty good director, and it's not terrible. It's flawed,
but it's not terrible. There's not a whole lot to
discuss here except the weird sexual tension between Bowl Ripley
and the cult. The prison cult. So they've come up
with this celibate religion in the prison and they think
that mankind's problems are women. So it's like the MiG
Tau in Cell Cult, Prison Planet. It's very bizarre, but
I think the point of it is to show the
once again this issue of gender stuff, which wasn't so
big of a deal in Part two. It was there,
but not as big of a deal. Her hair did
get shorter. Aliens, though, is a great film. I mean,
we have to give James Cameron credit. Because it's just
an intense blockbuster, you know, action movie. It's still is good,
it still holds up. Alien one is a great movie,
probably a perfect movie. Aliens is a little goofy. I
don't know if i'd call it perfect, but it's good.
Alien as a film, probably a perfect movie. I can't
think of what would make it not a perfect movie.
Alien three three out of four stars. I guess, not
a perfect movie, but not terrible.
Speaker 2: And then.
Speaker 1: But not a whole lot of like esotericy, just that
weird cult which is just about more of the gender stuff.
And I guess we're supposed to think that all men
are rape or something like this. Right, Well, once again,
you can't keep Ripley down. Everybody's dead but Ripley, and
in fact, in this installment, Ripley is dead because we
know that she's getting more and more and more like
the xenomorphs. So it's this survival of the fit. It's
almost like Ripley is the transition fossil between stages of evolution,
and the the intense pressure of the environment that's being
exerted upon Ripley is forcing her to undergo a jump, right,
a punctuated equilibrium in the evolutionary development of the species
in this universe, in the in the the alien universe. Right, so,
Ripley realizes that she does have a xenomorph in her tummy.
All right, it's not just bubble gut. She's got a
xenomorphon her tummy. And so at the end we think
she's gonna get away. And then in comes Lance Henrickson,
who we discover, Oh, he was the prototype for the
other alien other Bishop ca. I always get the aliens
mixed up and Bishop too. What's the Lance Henrickson aliens
or AI's name anyway, He saves right, he once again
just like you know, he saves I remind you of
Peter Vankman and Ghostbusters Bill Murray. So Lance Hendrickson saves
her her and knew right. And then we find out
that the head of the whalen Utony Corporation by this
time is the actual human Lance Henrickson. Presumably he could
be another Ai, but uh, and he once again wants a.
He wants Ripley merged with the thing if I recall
h And then you know, once again, the Whalen Neutoni
Corporation can do their bioweapon tests. But now it's we're
beginning to get the idea that, oh, it's not just
about bioweapons. The real interest is genetic splicing and modification.
So here is where we move into where we go
with Alien Resurrection, where it starts to get really wacko.
It gets out there, dude. Now, I once saw Alien
Resurrection when it came out in the theater, and at
the time I just thought it was kind of wacky.
I kind of like it now. I didn't know how
to place it at the time. I kind of like it.
Looking back. I mean, it's like it's so weird, it's
kind of gross, creepy at times. I don't really like
that part of it, but just as a movie, it's
kind of entertaining. I think looking back, looking back, Alien
Resurrection might be better than Alien three. I mean, it's
certainly not on par with Alien or Aliens. Those are
much superior films, and it's not giving us any like,
you know, well, maybe it kind of is giving us
some crazy revelations in a way. I guess it kind
of is. So let's get to Alien Resurrection. Now they
bring in the weird French filmmaker Jean Pierre June, As
we said, who if you don't know, everyone should watch
this movie is the director of City of Lost Children.
I remember when City Lost Children came out. I was
in high school. I watched it and I was like, damn, dude,
that is a weird movie. This is back when I
was really getting into film. I was like, I want
to do movies. I like movies. Uh, and this was
certainly one of the ones that stuck out to me. Now,
it's weird, it's creepy, but it's also very creative.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: It's almost like he imagine if you've not watched his films.
Jon June is like the French Terry Gilliam, very similar
in style of like wacky goofy, you know, fish eye
lends scenes and crazy surreal imagery. But we bring up
City of Lost Children because there's some really crazy stuff
going on in this movie. I don't know that I
have it all figured out, but guess what, it's illuminate confirm.
I mean quite literally illuminate confirm. I have always remembered
since I first watched the movie.
Speaker 6: That it has.
Speaker 1: The Ora boros right, Plato's roboros right, and the big
reveal you got it Illuminate Confirm. Illuminate Confirm plays prominently
in Jean Pierre June's City of Lost Children, And just
to quickly summarize the plot, if you don't recall, children
are being kidnapped and their dreams are being stolen, and
people are being cloned on a mysterious island by a
mad scientist. And it also then branches off into very
gnostic Luciferian stuff. That movie is totally illuminate confirmed. Okay,
so he comes into direct Alien Resurrection. I wouldn't call
See Have Lost Children disturbing or scary. It's not disturbing
or scary. It's just very bizarre. It is the best
way to put it. It's very surrealist. You know, that's
not what I wanted. Where's the picture I wanted? I
was going to do a picture of the mad songientists.
I can't find the picture where I.
Speaker 3: Put it here.
Speaker 1: I'll just pull out another one here also has the
same midget dude who's part of the motley crew of
bandits in Alien Resurrection. So there's your mad scientist creeper
guy there who is modifying and controlling and stealing dreams. Oh,
I remember what it is? I remember what it is.
I remember my notes now, and I've always meant to
do See Lost Children, but I always forgets. He's the
demi urge. Mad scientist is the demi urge who's trying
to fix his creation. That's what it is. So anyway,
back to Alien Alien Resurrection. We'll do another stream sometime
about like wacky mind control movies or something I don't know.
We'll title it something that ties in City of Lost
Children with other similar types of movies. So Joss Whedon
wrote it. We all know who Joss Whedon is. We
won't go into that, won't spend much time on that.
We know who he is, very well known. He does
tend to put interesting things in his films, and he
didn't always well, I guess on Buffy there was early
Buffy had some really creative, clever writing, good stories, conspiracy
related stuff, and in the series as usual, modifies into
social justice l'iel you see, which is usually what happens. Right,
But you know, Cavin in the Wood, that's that's a
pretty good movie. Kevin in the Wood. So he can
throw in some good things at times. Again, we're not
talking about people's personal lives in the sense of like
he's probably you know, crappy dude, but in terms of films,
he can come up with some good stories at times,
but then it looks like, you know, you get these
deep state consultants I suppose, right that come along anyway.
Ron Perlman also present in both films. I should add
two that Cey Lost Children is very visually amazing. It's
a visually amazing film just for the visual imagery, set design,
cinematography alone, it's a phenomenal movie. But and I have
to say Alien Resurrection is pretty good too for its
set design, visuals. I think it was shot there's a
lot of homage to Blade Runner, Neon Noa, that kind
of stuff in Alien Resurrection. I would say it's it's
a neo noa science fiction movie. So as we said,
it's about five hundred years in the future or something
like that. I don't remember what the top of my head,
but basically, so they're cloning Ripley's now, right, so they've
gotten Ripley's DNA. It's no longer way than Utani's been
bought out by Walmart. It's hilarious. That alone is funny.
That's like, what, uh so Walmart is cloning Ripley, and
one of the clones, who is number eight, lives and
survives the process and becomes a problem and starts rebelling
against because they're exterminating the clones after a while to
make sure that, you know, the experiment doesn't get out
of hand. And we learned that they're actually crossing Ripley's
DNA with the xenomorph and the Xenomorph DNA with the
Ripley clones. Right, so it's created all these hybrid, gross
looking things, and so Walmart decides that in order to
keep things under wraps, they send an AI assassin went
on a right to kill Ripley. And she's amongst this
crew of firefly style motley scaly wags who are smugglers,
and they're smuggling people for this space base where there
is secret experimentation going on. So bodies are trafficked.
Speaker 3: To do.
Speaker 1: Genetic hybrid experimentation out in the reaches of space and
some space base. Now what's interesting is that we're no
longer under the corporation model of like Whale and Utani.
It's developed into total scientific dictatorship. This is pretty pretty crazy.
Ripley is going to represent now the new humanity. She's
in the kind of the final stage of humanity evolving,
and it's almost that she's moving into woman goddess status.
Also got a kind of super soldier component to her.
So this genetic modification, the xenomorph crossing, is intent upon
creating the well, the super soldier, right. And it's significant
that Ripley is number eight because eight is the number
of resurrection, Alien resurrection. That's why Ripley has eight tattooed
on her arm, and why she's the eighth clone that
survives what happens when you turn an eight on its
side infinity. So she's the now immortal Ripley. And so
the long process of universal global evolution has given rise
to the new humanity, who is a woman, a cat mom.
A cat mom is the future cat lady goddess dot com. She,
as Jamie said, she's the Theotokos of the aliens because
she gives birth to like these, you know, creatures, and
presumably she's going to be giving birth to the future
of the new humanity. Now Here I will blow your mind,
like I said on boiler Room, and it's not just
this movie. Sometimes you will find in movie analysis very
strange places where very strange things are stated many many
years ahead of time. I don't know why that is.
I've demonstrated in my two books I've written. I mean,
we know that it has something to do with you know,
Pentagon consultation, this kind of stuff. But sometimes it almost
even seems just eerie the level of odd predictions. And
maybe this one's not so odd because this is nineties, right,
So people did know about autism in the nineties. But
as we mentioned last night on boiler Room, one of
the next upcoming movie streams, by the way, will be
about alien or not alien demon exorcism movies. So we'll
do the Exorcist one, two, and three, and you know
some other weird Jesuit Catholic type movies. Remember Heath Ledger
in the order actually has the black popon. We'll do
we'll do an analysis of alien dem exorcist demon movies,
and we'll that will include Exorcists two in the night
early seventies, where I'm not joking, they're doing mk ultra
experiments on kids and they talk about experimenting on and
studying kids with autism in the early seventies. Now again,
I know that it existed, but it was super super rare,
very strange that that was an Exorcist too. There is
a CIA connection too between fried Ken Bladdie and the Exorcist,
by the way, which we'll get into when we do
the Exorcist stream. That's well documented. And here an alien resurrection.
There's a scene where when they're talking, the scientists are
talking about the ripley that they have engineered, and they
say that they have engineered her perfectly to have emotional autism.
Isn't that crazy? So there's this ridiculous scene where she
plays basketball with Ron Proul and she's like running around
dunking the basketball. It's completely ridiculous, but she's engineered to
have emotional autism to where she doesn't have feelings. I
was like, what that's crazy all the way back in
this nineteen ninety seven movie. Anyway, And by the way,
I don't I can't stand the pixie cut, but i'd
have to say, when on a rider does.
Speaker 6: Pull off the pixie cut, I'll give her that. What
do you think I don't like the pixie cut.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that. I think if you still have
a feminine face, you can pull it off.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Because you still look like Emil. But anyway, now, so
it's like we're being told. And by the way, there
was another movie we're watching where autism came up. I
don't remember what it was, but it was some old
movie and it was like, Wow, are they talking about
autism back in these old movies as being some kind
of thing to you know, study or whatever. It makes
one wonder if it wasn't intentionally given to the populace.
I think it was. So the alien queen DNA, as
you said, is mixed. They're trying to create the next
stage of evolution, and this movie really highlights this theme
that we've seen in the Globals and book series, which
is that bertrand rousse Les she Will's Jonah Sauk, all
those characters talk very clearly about commandeering evolution, steering evolution
as the scientific priests class to move it into the
direction where they think they can steer it for the
transhumanist purposes. Autism is evolution in this movie. She is
part alien. So here we're getting into the mythology of
like Genesis six level stuff with in order to be
made immortal, we have to figure out how to import alien.
I don't believe in aliens, but you know what I'm saying,
like the idea of human entity, hybrid type stuff, Genesis
six type stuff. Again, I'm not saying that that's actually
what's happening nowadays, but I'm saying the mythology of the
Alien series is definitely hearkening to that. Because in Prometheus,
it's chariots of the Gods, it's Panspermia, it's Eric von Danik,
it's ancient, it's Sukolos. Ancient. Alien stuff is where they
go with Prometheus. So let's see. So they're using humans
that they've captured as cocoons for the xenomores for the experiments.
The secret experiments are underground. Walmart is doing the zerier
experiments on the under on the downlow. There's a funny
scene where they still watch the Shopping Channel. That's kind
of funny. So even though it's a total scientific dictatorship,
everybody still watches the shopping Channel. I mean, that's just
a comic relief, but it's still kind of ironic. The
ship is actually here, that the test tube that's going
to come back to Earth. So here the idea was
the ship would become the test tube, the Xenomorphs kill everybody,
and it's going to come back to Earth. So there's
a recurring theme of bring back this test tube that's
going to kill everybody back to Earth. So maybe it
is a depopulation narrative on the part of the whalan
Utani Corporation now Walmart wanting to kill everybody. Interestingly, in
this one, the AI is called Father, and there's a
weird religious scene where one on a writer who we
figure out is Ai, overrides Father and replaces Father with
her own feminine consciousness as mother. And this is right
after Ripley has more or less adopted her as her
now surrogate daughter and told her that her belief in
Christianity is programmed into her right, and there's this Pinocchio
element with win On a writer that she wants to
be seen as a person right all the way back
to like Bishop did and Lance Hendrickson did, right, he
wanted to be called a person, and he was talking
about Android writes, and so nobody's religious in the future.
This is very curious too in Alien four, except for
one on a writer, the Ai. She's the only one
that's religious, so she trusts and she's a Christian because
they have this like metal chapel where she's worshiping you know,
this metal at this metal cross or whatever. And then
Ripley's like comes in, you know, full on Fedora. She's like,
you've been lied to. They took a program or whatever.
And then you know she's like, oh yeah, I don't
believe anymore, Like that's all it took, was just the
way saying you you're going on a program. Whoa mind blown?
I'm atheist now. And then she overrides the Father program
on the ship and she becomes the new Mother Ai
to override the ship's programming to come back to Earth
right because it's now the big test tube full of
the xeno Morphs that's going to I guess depopulate Earth.
I guess is what's going on here. That would make
sense because the depopulation narrative is carried. That's what's going
on in Prometheus and Alien Covenant. Uh, the creators, the
alien engineers, they want to depopulate the humans. They hate
the humans just like the Xenomorphs do. And the Xenomorphs
want to kill the humans, and the way land Utani
Corporation wants to kill the humans and then I think
I was gonna say, by the time of Alien Resurrection,
even Ripley wants to kill the humans. I don't think
she really does. She doesn't. She kind of doesn't care. Because,
of course, if you've seen the director's cut, Alien Resurrection
actually ends with this nuke going off and just I mean,
doesn't destroy all humans, but it destroys I don't know,
San Francisco or somewhere. It's usually San Francisco, I don't
know where it is, some city. And then Ripley and
went on a ryder sitting there and she's like, what
do we do now? And she's like, I don't know.
I guess we get out of here, you know, something
stupid like that. But the point being is that resurrection
means alien resurrection, right. It's it's Christianity is not true.
The real resurrection is through tech. And so in a way,
when on a writer is saved, but she's saved because
she's Ai and she's the new surrogate daughter for Ripley,
who's the new mother who's now evolved into super soldier.
It's just this is crazy, okay, fourth kind real quick,
We'll get Oh wait, wait, I forget about the other
alien movies. Maybe I should have to split this into
a part two. I think so, because actually Tristan and
I are going to be doing our stream run after this,
so we'll do this as a half and half because
that would be more fair to the Jays and also subscribers.
So two weird movies after the Yes and then too,
we'll do Prometheus in depth for subscribers.
Speaker 3: We'll do.
Speaker 1: Alien Covenant in depth, which I haven't covered in depth
except for a goofy video. We'll do Fourth coind with Mela,
and then we'll do the weird movie God Told Me To,
which is a seventies B movie I'd never heard of
until maybe like a month or two ago. And this
movie is crazy. This movie's got some crazy. I mean,
it's a B movie, but it's got some crazy stuff
in it. It's very it's not Mandy, but it's very
similar to Mandy, right, Nick Cage panels becausemotos Mandy. So yeah,
so we haven't done a subscriber's talk. I did, by
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read Superchats. Don't worry, they haven't gone anywhere. Your superchats
run out on the screen, but I still see them,
so so in a bit next up, I have seen
Lost Souls. That is an interesting anti Christ. We're gonna
do a whole series on anti Christ. All the silly
Hollywood Antichrist movies will do. Damien will do Lost Souls
End of Days with Honold, which is hilarious because it's
like Arnold versus the Devil with a bazoo, like Arnold's
fighting Satan with a bazuka is completely stupid. We might
do that horrible Gabriel Burns Stigmata movie that would be funny,
and some of the other Antichrist. There's a bunch of
bad Antichrist, stupid Hollywood movies, so we might do some
of those. That would be a good topic. And nobody
ever covers Lost Souls. It's not that good of a movie.
I mean, it's interesting, not that great, but Winona is
in it, and then the well, I won't spoil it,
but if you haven't seen it, but yeah, we should
do Lost Souls too, So there's there'll be a whole
other stream. This is why it's great to do the
streams on the basis of themes, right, because usually you
can pick a weird theme and fit, you know, find
four or five movies related to that theme. But so
right after this, not right now, but maybe in an hour.
Come back in an hour and Tristan and I will
be analyzing two movies. We chose two dystopian movies just
to keep it light and easy. We're gonna do THHX
one one three eight, which Jason Elysis amazingly has not done,
even though it's been requested probably five hundred times in
the last ten years of Jason Elsis. We'll do THHX
one one three eight, and then we'll do Demolition Man. Yes,
Demolition Man a lot that you missed in Demolition Man Legion.
Legion is pretty gnostic. You could do it. We could
also do Devil's Advocate to don't forget Keano as Antichrist?
Speaker 3: WHOA right? Did I do it? Do?
Speaker 1: Yes? I have a seventeen minute mini documentary, Dune Analysis.
Go watch my Dune video. I'm very proud of my
Dune video, very proud of my Muhan Drive mini documentary.
Don't forget the mini docs. Right, there's there's I mean,
I would spend like two three days making those right,
and they did okay, you know, sixteen twenty thousand views
somewhere in there. It would be nice if they were longer,
but more views.
Speaker 3: But whatever.
Speaker 1: Spend three days on a thing and you only get
ten thousand views, So so what's the point of spending
three days making you know, a Dune analysis when I
can do a live stream in two hours, I'm done
with multiple movies and it gets just as many views. Right,
what's the point. What's the point of spending three days
on a video and the live streams get just as
many or more views? Anyway, So thank you guys, I'll
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more takes on orthox imperiod a holistic view of state
and how it applies to today. Uh sure, yeah, maybe
down the road. I mean we did that one long
one so that's just kind of intended to be a
rough kind of outline of church state relations. But yeah,
maybe down the road we can definitely do some deeper,
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Actually I did do a poultry Geist. I did a
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but I didn't have as many. I had like three
thousand subscribers. Five years ago or three years ago, I
had about three thousand subscribers, two thousands somewhere in there.
So you know, in three years we've gone from three
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