So, I watched this film last night, for the first time in years, and while it's objectively great and super comfy, it's kind of rather flawed in terms of decision-making by characters and script inconsistencies:
> Dallas, Ash and Ripley suddenly stop wearing masks when they search for the Facehugger (what are protocols?)
> Dallas, Ash and Ripley suddenly stop wearing masks when they dissect (!!!) the dead Facehugger (what are protocols?)
> Dallas' death is rather lame, totally stupid of him to move right into that junction instead of backing himself somewhere where he could have an open shot
> Lambert being the W.O.A.T. navigator
> the crew not decapitating Ash right after Brett's death (remember he told Parker not to harm the newborn Alien)
> how and why were Ash and the Company sure an eventual expedition would be brought back into the ship infected with the fucking alien?
> what was the Company's plan anyway, just let the Alien wander around the ship for 10 straight months all alone, and then magically catch him on Earth? LMAO
> Ash trying to suffocate Ripley instead of simply bashing her skull in
> the final 15-20 minutes of Ripley vs. Alien were fantastic in terms of intensity and pure horror, but how fucking silly it was that the Alien was just sleeping in that wall not hearing all that noise Ripley was making, I mean what the hell, isn't he suppose to be this super-organism?
> the very idea of the monster is overrated and it's just some tall negro in a rubber suit with ugly pipes on his back section.
Let's face it guys, this movie doesn't even touch The Thing.