Please, respect the audience feelings towards classics like "Alien"

Rating: 7/10 (13 October 2012)

I had to watch this movie twice in order to have a decent assessment of it. And I had to wait for the Blu-ray edition of it so that I could get a better view of it. In the Theater some of the movie sequences seemed odd and it looked like they had been cut or poorly edited. Most of the characters were shallow and "silly" – except for David and Shaw. With the release of the extras in blu-ray this suspicion of mine proved true. There are many deleted scenes and some of them were not really finished ( you can see major flaws like a cable to hold or drag a character around and some imperfections in the CGI ) thus leading to the conclusion that while they were shooting it they decided not to use a particular scene. But on the other hand, there are at least four scenes which were not used, but were important. If they had decided to use them in the theater release the movie would be better. I am talking about two scenes that were cut from the beginning and two scenes from the end. And there is a fifth scene, that is kind in the middle of the movie, that would have been important too. So a great deal of nice scenes were cut just to be added later in a blu-ray disk of extras, to help sell the Blu-ray. I think the motion picture industry should review this strategy for sometimes it goes wrong. Just like in this movie. And now I discover that there will be a sequel to the movie.. Well, it would be nice to know that beforehand. That's why so many questions are left answered. I guess directors, producers, and the "big bosses" in the motion industry should rethink their attitudes. Please, do not forget the audience. Part of the movies we watch have a sentimental value. And this sentimental value should never be forgotten in favor of box office income or revenues. Please, don't do that to the audience..