This week we investigate Creative Assembly's "Alien Isolation" (2014) with Andy Kelly (PC Gamer), and search for the scene at its center.This is a podcast about movies, and the scenes that make them special. Usually on our show, we explore a film we love, a new release, or ask our guests to bring a movie they can’t wait to talk about. But this week, and throughout the summer, we’re devoting our show to 20th Century Fox’s Alien Franchise.Show notes: (all timestamps are approximate)
Intro (00:00-02:22)
Introducing Andy Kelly (02:22-03:30)
What we talk about when we talk about Alien Isolation (03:30-34:28)
A brief and incomplete history of Alien Isolation (34:28-47:43)
For the fans/fan service (47:43-52:23)
Andy's Scene (52:23-57:51)
Dom's Scene (57:51-01:00:28)
Adam's Scene (01:00:28-01:07:17)
Closing Thoughts (01:07:17-01:08:21)
Outro (01:08:21-01:10:46)
References:
Andy Kelly: The Making of Alien Isolation
Andy Kelly: Alien Isolation's Lost Intro Sequence
Andy Kelly: Why I love the Lo-Fi Tech of Alien Isolation
Andy Kelly: What I want from Alien Isolation 2
Andy Kelly: Addressing Criticism of Alien Isolation
Why Sigourney Weaver Returned as Ripley in Alien Isolation
18 Things We Learned About Alien Isolation

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