Tim Domett, the creatures episodic supervisor, revealed that the 1979 original movie inspired the use of KY jelly for practical effects in Alien: Earth. He stated, 'We looked to [Alien] for any inspiration around how it should look and the guideline of what we're trying to achieve. [...] They used KY jelly for this.' Domett explained that KY jelly is safe for actors and can easily be cleaned off costumes, adding 'It's just safe for all things, for going to people's faces.'
Dean DeBlois emphasized the importance of editing, stating, "Everything's sort of long-winded at first, and then you squeeze and you squeeze, and it eventually starts to paint targets on areas of the movie where you really feel the breaks being hit."
"Well, that's a wrap on Masters of the Universe. It has been an honour shouldering the responsibility of playing Adam and He-Man. It's been the role of a lifetime and I put everything into it."
Superintendent Neil Holyoak emphasized the balance between supporting peaceful protest and maintaining order, stating, "we have a duty to intervene where it crosses the line into serious disruption or criminality."
Scenes filmed in Mexico aren't always detected in the United States, as audiences sometimes see Mexican landscapes without suspecting they're Mexican, as in Blink Twice (2024).
An impossible mission, an enclosed space, and a whole lot of comedy wrapped up in an action-packed plot help fuel the new Josh Hartnett-led feature, 'Fight or Flight.'
The collaboration between director Kali Bailey and Backhaul Studios has led to the creation of Newt, a practical companion robot designed for authentic on-set interactions.