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Everything has a beginning. In the hidden paradise of Themyscira, an island untouched by time where gods once walked, our story begins. From this mystical land comes Diana of Themyscira—Wonder Woman, Amazon princess. Born of the gods and trained by the fiercest of warriors, her own aunt Antiope, Diana stands for truth, justice, and the relentless fight against evil.

Emerging from this hidden isle is not just a warrior but a legacy. Queen Hippolyta, wise, just, and noble, rules the Amazons with the grace of a leader and the strength of a mother. No warrior fights alone, and Diana finds unexpected allies in the world of men. Steve Trevor, a daring war hero and pilot, crashes into her paradise, becoming her trusted companion. Etta Candy, loyal and witty, adds heart and cleverness to the team, always ready with a plan.

Yet, every hero is defined by the battles they face. The Cheetah, once a brilliant archaeologist, has been transformed by envy into a ruthless predator. And then there’s Ares, the God of War—more than just a deity, he embodies humanity’s darkest urges, the eternal conflict between war and peace.

In a world filled with danger and darkness, it's reassuring to know there’s a woman who stands as a beacon of light. And if she does so with grace and beauty? Well, that’s just part of the enchantment. Wonder Woman—soaring into theaters near you.

Wolverine’s son, Daken, possesses a unique mutation, and his claws are a subject of much intrigue among fans of the Marvel universe. Unlike Wolverine’s iconic Adamantium claws, Daken's claws are metal, but not exactly the same material as Adamantium. In fact, they might even be stronger.

Wolverine’s son has something truly fascinating: Metal-Claws stronger than Adamantium. This revelation changes what many Marvel fans believe about the strongest materials in the universe. In this video, we explore why Wolverine’s son’s claws are such a game-changer.

Could they really be stronger than Adamantium? This in-depth look covers the origins of Daken's powers, how his abilities compare to Wolverine’s, and what this means for the Marvel universe.

Wolverine’s son has metal-claws stronger than Adamantium, and this video breaks down how that is possible.

These scenes are from the science fiction horror movie *Alien*, produced by 20th Century Fox and filmed at Shepperton Studios in England. Our documentary will showcase some of my work behind the scenes. I was responsible for all the fantasy scenery in the movie, designing the unknown planet, the wreck of the alien spaceship and its interior, the so-called Exile, and various types of alien monsters.

I created the initial sketches and designs in my studio in Zurich after discussing the project with director Ridley Scott. Subsequently, I flew to England multiple times where my paintings were evaluated, and we discussed possible alterations.

Here are a few variations of the alien figure that I envisioned, all emerging from my personal visual world, which I call biomechanical.

- **The Exile**: An unrealized project.
- **The Landscape of the Unknown Planet**: Conceptualized with intricate details.
- **The Alien Spaceship Derelict**: Including its structure and specific details.
- **Entrance of the Derelict and its Passages**: Designed with meticulous detail.
- **The Pilot's Seat and the Pilot**: Crafted with precision.
- **Shaft with a Membrane**: Detailed interior design of the Exile.
- **Model of the Exile**: Constructed meticulously.

At Bray Studios, a team of specialists constructed the models needed for the special effects scenes. My colleague, Evo Z, will explain how these models were made and used in the movie.

From the Beacon to the events up to Aliens Colonial Marines, this is the remixed movie version of Prometheus, Nostromo, Sevastopol and Sulaco. *Restricted access* All files appropriated by the Company for usage of this black-box project and respective rights thereof shall---- click ~static

00:00 Intro
05:08 Credits
07:12 The Beacon
08:13 Prometheus
15:53 Nostromo
31:34 Sevastopol
1:22:40 Sulaco
1:31:41 Colonial Marines

Made from extra footage from both the movies arranged in a timeline.

Welcome to another chilling episode on "Scripted by Machines," where artificial intelligence creates spine-tingling content for your entertainment!

In today’s episode, we present a fearsome face-off in our Tournament of Horrors: The Thing vs. Alien.

The Thing: A shapeshifting horror from the icy depths of Antarctica, capable of assimilating and imitating any living creature. How will its cunning adaptability fare in this terrifying tournament?

It's the 25th anniversary of the first Matrix film, so it's interesting to explore what was really going on there. Instead, a walk this morning in one of the most beautiful places in a small middle-of-Texas country town.

A place where there's a waterfall, where one can climb onto the ledge just far enough to film the lily pads blowing in the wind. Where some stairs just stop being stairs at the water's edge, and time sits exposed, layers deep.

Where the long, skinny bridge across the river is crossed, and a pink dragon ring found in a ditch. How cool is that? And litter left behind by someone else picked up. Where the trees grow and the flowers bloom. Some aren't ready yet, and the ones called weeds are also allowed to grow freely and beautifully.

Where long ago, someone hung a birdhouse in a tree, and so many little green caterpillars just hatched. Where the ants have built a ginormous front porch to what must surely be a massive underground ant world.

A place where a field, never used for anything, is completely surrounded by a cartoonish amount of "No Trespassing" signs. Where one can sit on a bench and just gaze out at the river until it disappears, and a whispered wish for peace to those who passed before, as they passed. Where a graveyard is stumbled upon, and peace wished to those who passed before.

Sci-Fi Short Film: "The Looking Planet"

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During the construction of the universe, a young spacetime engineer dreams of doing something more than his menial job of planetary ring construction, so he sets out on his own, breaking some fundamental laws in the name of self-expression -- and discovering there is more going on behind the scenes of this new universe than anyone imagined.

Top 14 Female Barbarian Movies from the 80’s That Created a New Genre of Sword and Sorcery!

@Majere613 -- Red Sonja is one of my Favorite 'bad' movies. It's probably Brigitte Nielsen's best film (admittedly a low bar) and it's chock-full of quotable lines and crazy moments. Watch out for the wizard who gets caught out having his scrying mirror set to the porn channel. The final battle scene in a chamber lit by over a thousand real candles that had to be constantly re-lit and nearly burned the set down is a real highlight, with Nielsen and Sandal Bergmann doing a great job of looking like they really, really want to kill each other.

Swords, Sorcery & Sex: 1980s ANIMATED FANTASY MOVIES

| Underrated Wizards & Warrior Animated Films

Animated Fantasy Movies were popular in the 80s. The early 1980s Brought us Swords and Sorcery of D&D and some Science FANTASY, along with a lot of sexuality. Animated Wizards and Warrior movies with swords, sorcerers, and sex dominated the movie theaters for a short time in the 1980s. They were underrated and completely unapologetic in terms of violence and sexuality.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Full Episode

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Daryl Dixon's arrival to France sets off a violent chain of events that inadvertently puts a young boy at the heart of a growing religious movement in danger. Daryl agrees to help shepherd the boy to safety in exchange for help returning to America.

Deleted Scenes FINALLY Reveal Elizabeth Shaw's HORRIBLE Death

For several years after the release of "Prometheus," it was widely assumed that Shaw would return, and the sequel would focus on the Engineer's Paradise planet, where David and Shaw were headed. However, at some point, Ridley Scott or the studio chose to move away from the "Prometheus" narrative entirely, ultimately deciding to eliminate Dr. Shaw and the beings on the Engineer planet.

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The biggest disappointment with Covenant is the absence of Shaw. It is clear that in the behind the scenes of Prometheus, Ridley wanted these movies to focus on David and Shaw. But the sequel came out too many years later. I imagine that, in that time, either Ridley, but more likely the studio, lost interest in Shaw's character.

New Deleted Scene Reveals What David Did To Shaw and Will Do To Daniels

As some of you probably know, Alien Covenant was released on iTunes and other digital stores. So, we actually got a few deleted scenes that clarify many questions that were left after Prometheus and covenant. Many of these scenes were actually from Alien Covenant novel, which I covered in another video. I’m pretty sure we’re gonna get even more additional material after the blue ray release.

But now let’s talk about the deleted scene that explains the death of Elizabeth. In that sequence, David explains what exactly he did to Elizabeth Shaw and why David killed her he also explains his further plans and what he intends to do with Daniels. The camera shows his lab, embryos figures, the table with different instruments and sketches then he voice-overs explaining his motives for experimenting on Shaw, and what happened between them, he also gives more details about how the black goo works and interacts with living cells. David’s monologue is actually a report to Weyland -Yutani and he was sketching all these things to show step by step procedures of what he did with the black goo and different hosts.

So let’so go over what happened between David and Shaw. As he explains in the voice over, he traveled through space with the help of Elizabeth Shaw and found a rotting paradise. By the help of Elizabeth he clearly implies the fact that she put him back together and maybe in some why he still has gratitude to Elizabeth despite the things that he did to her.

Then David continues that says that he watched the planet bleed as a gift to Shaw and wanted to build a second Eaden but she refused. Probably Shaw was pretty angry on Engineers because of the way they treated humans in Prometheus and David thought that bombing the Paradise planet with the black goo would be a fair because Engineers were intended to do the same thing to Earth. Then David says that he wanted to build a second garden of Eaden, but Shaw refused. That implies that David destroyed engineers to please Elizabeth because he probably thought that she hates engineers after what one of them did to the Prometheus crew.

Alien Romulus Is ACTUALLY Happening.. Here’s What We Know

Welcome back to Hero Spotlight. Today on the channel we're going to be talking about Alien Romulus Is ACTUALLY Happening.. Here’s What We Know if you're excited to learn more about this then make sure you watch the whole way through because you don't want to miss the details, we have for you!