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Reviews (7)
26 Jan, 2021
Fitting 40th anniversary tribute to the super-scary 70's space flick
If you’re a fan of Alien you probably have more than a passing knowledge of the difficult gestation it had. You also probably know what an amazing combination of talents were involved and the huge amount of pre-production work that was undertaken by the creative team to bring Ridley Scott’s vision to the screen.
Author J.W. Rinzler has marshalled all of Alien’s long production history and a slew of new(ish) anecdotes into a handsome, broadly chronological, document, which is superbly illustrated throughout with concept art, behind-the-scenes photos, sketches, blue-prints and continuity polaroids, and storyboards including many so-called ‘Ridleygrams’ alongside excerpts from both the draft and shooting scripts. Some of this material is, naturally, familiar to anyone who has leafed through The Book of Alien or Giger’s Alien, but here it’s part of a swathe of material that’s much less familiar.
Overall, the book is a lovely artefact, if quite weighty, and worth the cover price in my opinion. Paper stock is heavy and glossy, and page layout is good and clear considering how many captions there are. If I have any niggles at all, I’d like to have seen more screen captures, or at least slightly bigger ones, to show the end-product of all the endeavour being described.
23 Jan, 2017
It's a paddling pool, guys!!
1 of 1 found this helpful Absolutely great item for those long summer days.. be careful not to drag over spilled tacks or broken glass! Is there a maximum number of words for these reviews? Or not. Or is there? I suppose everyone will know that you will have to provide your own water for maximum entertainment value.
17 Jan, 2021
A game-changing purchase
After months of suffering the sewer stink that comes from a stuck-open vent, we finally got around to replacing this doodad in our upstairs en-suite, a plumbing geegaw which has only one moving part that had stopped working. Well, this item arrived not a second too soon and fitted perfectly to the soil stack, allaying any concerns around a successful union. It pushes directly into the pipe, using flexible rubbery fins to provide an airtight seal. Odour was gone within minutes and it's fresh as a daisy once more in our en-suite. Seems to be fine for indoor use, I would recommend in a heartbeat!