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Harrison Ford. Rolle: Col. Woodrow Dolarhyde. Daniel Craig. Rolle: Jake Lonergan. Olivia Wilde. Rolle: Ella. Paul Dano. Rolle: Percy Dolarhyde. Sam Rockwell. Rolle: Doc. Keith Carradine. Rolle: Sheriff Taggart. Noah Ringer. Rolle: Emmett.
The humans also receive the assistance of Commander Dar's assistant, Ra Chak Kai, who has switched sides and falls in love with Zeke. She reveals that the aliens who call themselves The Caste have taken over Silver City and are building a communication device that will allow them to call in troops from their homeworld to enslave the entire Earth.
Verity and Warhawk also fall in love. Cross offers to lead a decoy group on a frontal attack against the aliens, allowing a second group led by Zeke to infiltrate the city through the empty silver mines and attack.
Cross betrays them, in hopes of being spared by the aliens. The humans are captured, including Cross, who, despite his treachery, is thrown in with the other human prisoners and is killed by Verity.
The captured humans are set for execution at dawn, just as the beacon is about to send its transmission, but the rest of the Indians arrive on their flying horses and defeat most of the aliens.
Zeke and Kai kill Commander Dar while Verity and Warhawk deal with his second-in-command and destroy the aliens' communications tower.
As the humans celebrate their victory, Kai is secretly revealed to be part of a race of shapeshifting aliens that have organized a resistance against the Caste warlords.
For their bravery, the humans are added to the list of races with the strength needed to stand against the Caste.
Steven Spielberg and director Favreau acted as the film's executive producers. The film was released on July 29, August beim Internationalen Filmfestival von Locarno zu sehen.
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The remaining posse is captured by Chiricahua Apache Native Americans , who blame them for the alien attacks. After Ella's corpse is dumped on a fire by a Chiricahua warrior, she is resurrected and emerges from the fire.
Ella reveals herself to be from another alien race, who had traveled to Earth to help resist the invaders after they destroyed her home world.
The aliens - who are mining gold and abducting people to conduct experiments on them - have superior weaponry and are far stronger and more durable than humans; only Jake's wrist weapon or a well-aimed shot with a rifle can kill them with a single shot.
Ella tells them that the previous attackers were just scouts. She also claims Jake holds the secret to the aliens' whereabouts and argues that they must defeat the aliens before the invaders exterminate all life on Earth.
After taking medicine offered by the Apaches' medicine man , Jake's memory returns. He recalls watching Alice get vivisected and euthanized ; he escaped by stealing the bracelet encasing his wrist.
He also remembers the location of the aliens' base of operations: their landed mother ship. Armed with this knowledge, they plan to attack the alien base.
Jake leaves to persuade his old gang to join the fight while Dolarhyde takes command of the original group and the Apaches.
After the combined groups maneuver the aliens into a ground battle, Jake and Ella board the ship and free the captives, but Jake is captured. Dolarhyde rescues him, and both men escape from the ship after killing the alien responsible for Alice's death.
The ship takes off as the remaining aliens flee Earth, but Ella stays on board to end the threat: she sacrifices herself by entering the ship's core and turning Jake's wrist weapon into a bomb; it detonates, obliterating the ship.
With the aliens gone, the rescued townsfolk begin remembering their pasts. Still a wanted man, Jake chooses to leave; the sheriff and Dolarhyde decide to claim he was killed in the invasion.
The citizens intend to rebuild their town. The project began development in , when Universal Pictures and DreamWorks bought film rights to a concept pitched by Scott Mitchell Rosenberg , former president at Malibu Comics , which he described as a graphic novel in development.
Limpet with Jim Carrey. Favreau investigated the project, [12] and in September , he joined as director.
In April , Harrison Ford was cast alongside Craig. The director compared Ford, in particular, with John Wayne in having "a sense of history" with the actor and the role.
Writer Alex Kurtzman said, "We needed to make sure that—no pun intended—we tipped a hat to iconography of Harrison Ford and also presented the audience with a very different version.
Olivia Wilde was cast in one of the lead roles, and Favreau called Wilde's character the key to the film. The character was described as a large Mexican in the original script, [21] but when Favreau and the writers learned of Rockwell's interest in the film, they reconceived and expanded the role.
When asked about how the film was developing, Rosenberg stated, "It's incredible. Sometimes it's like seeing exactly what was going through my head when I first had that spark in my head as a kid.
Jon Favreau's bringing his own talent and vision with the adaptation, but at the same time it remains true to what I was really trying to get at in the original story.
Steven Spielberg , one of the film's executive producers, visited the director and the writers during pre-production to look over the script and the artwork.
He provided Favreau with a collection of classic Western films. In the film's period as a developing project under several studios, different versions of the screenplay were drafted by numerous screenwriters, beginning with Steve Oedekerk.
Orci said, "The first draft was very kind of jokey and broad and then it went very serious. You kind of swing back and forth between the two extremes and the tone until you find the exact right point where a Western and a sci-fi movie can really shake hands without it seeming unnatural.
Orci also said, "The comic has the themes of enemies uniting to fight a common enemy and has the setting of that specific time period, so we kept the inspiration from all of that.
In terms of the specifics of the story and who these characters are, we wanted the audience to be surprised and to not feel like they've already seen everything if they were fans of the comic.
So, while the themes and the setting and many of the elements are a great inspiration, the story is completely adapted and translated for live action.
When approached with the idea by DreamWorks, Favreau was not interested, stating that Westerns should be shot only on film as opposed to being shot digitally, which is required for modern 3D technology , [32] and didn't want it to be converted after filming.
A scene in which Craig's character rides a horse alongside a ravine and jumps down it onto a spacecraft emulated many scenes in American Western films where cowboys rode along a moving train and jumped on it.
Favreau said the scene referenced the one in the film Raiders of the Lost Ark where Indiana Jones chases a truck and noted that a similar scene existed in the film Stagecoach , saying "We're constantly referencing back to our roots.
Scott Chambliss was hired as the production designer based on his work on Star Trek , produced by Orci and Kurtzman. Under the supervision of Shane Mahan, [42] Legacy Effects created practical puppet aliens and full scale alien speeders.
New Deal Studios constructed a miniature of the paddle steamer that is seen upturned in the film. Kerner Optical built a miniature of the alien ship and bluescreen stand-ins.
And it was a real unveiling of the creature, little by little, and using lighting and camera work and music to make it a very subjective experience.
And so we tried to preserve that here. The trick was to make [the aliens] interesting through their behavior and what happens to them, and that was something that District 9 did very well.
You were drawn into their world a bit and their idiosyncrasies had an immediate impact: they ate cat food. But those details overwhelm certain design aspects, so I was striving to find some behavior that fit in well with the Western genre, where you have people in very arduous conditions fighting the elements.
And I thought that the irony of all this was that the aliens turn up and it could be more exaggerated for them.
They're frontiersmen in a way: traveling to another place and having to deal with all the adversities of the climate.
And in our case, we played up the fact that they weren't comfortable in our world. There are flies all around them; they don't like the light; and when they were wounded and exposed, a strange fungus grows around them.
The use of anamorphic widescreen rather than shooting full-frame "flat" and cropping later gave ILM no extra room to re-frame shots; it was a challenge to show both nine-foot-tall aliens and smaller humans in the same space.
Instead, Guyett said, they shot more areas in case portions of the shots were lost. In filming the gun battle between the cowboys and aliens, in which the aliens move at twice the speed of the humans, actors were required to ride through the scene on horseback and shoot at men in gray suits and three-foot-tall hats; they aimed at faces drawn by Jon Favreau on the top of the hats.
A big challenge for ILM's texture artists was to show the aliens in both a dark cave environment and harsh sunlight. The creatures were rendered in high resolution for close-ups; dirt and wounds were added to the aliens to emphasize the injuries they sustained in battle.
After Favreau requested that the aliens experience a very unpleasant biological reaction to being wounded on Earth, the texture team created a yellow fungus-like look on the scars of the aliens.
To design the fungus, texture supervisor Martin Murphy searched the Internet for real pictures of mold and growth on trees and eventually designed a "fried egg pattern".
At the suggestion of Steven Spielberg, [25] an " über -alien" was also designed. It's almost like glass or ice or gelatiny surface that blends into a dryer area.
The [ sic ] there's pieces of him that are more like a soft-shell crab or shiny and wet. In addition to the aliens, other visual effects were required for the speeders, the alien spaceship, its interior, environment re-creations, and the head-up display for Jake's arm gauntlet.
For the invasion of the town of Absolution, both practical laser lighting and fire effects were utilized, along with practical ships and effects enhancements.
For a scene in which Jake and Ella ride on a speeder, the actors were filming on a practical mock-up against bluescreen; they were digitally replaced in wider shots.
He said, "It was very well laid out, well planned, and there were a lot of discussions with a lot of actors who called me to task on things that seemed too convenient, so we made sure we earned each step.
If you do it right, it honors both, and it becomes interesting and clever and a reinvention of two things that people understand the conventions of, instead of just a retread or remake or sequel or reboot of a film you've seen before.
In the Americas, Native American nations were severely damaged by European settlers, specifically because of the Europeans' advanced military technology.
Favreau compared the film to the historical confrontation "in the frustration of not having the technology to allow you to prevail.
It's always the low-tech culture that feels powerless when faced with an enemy that has technology on their side.
They also gave certain retailers huge bulk discounts on the book, all of which counted toward sales numbers. In , gunslingers Zeke Jackson and Verity Jones are hired to protect a caravan that is heading to Silver City, Arizona , to work at a silver mine.
They are ambushed by Apache Indians in the desert and the two groups witness the crash-landing of an alien spaceship. Its inhabitants, led by Commander Rado Dar, exterminate some of the Indians, allowing Zeke and Verity to escape, as the aliens set out to conquer the planet Earth.
While the aliens regroup and destroy a nearby fort, Zeke and Verity arrive at Silver City with the settlers, only to discover that, aside from a handyman named Alan Cross the original founder and mayor of the city , most of the town's inhabitants left after it was discovered that the silver mines were empty.
The cowboys are attacked by aliens riding in flying motorcycle-like vehicles and are chased to a cliff, where they are rescued by Apache Indians led by Chief Medicine Crow and the warrior Warhawk, who ambush the aliens.
The two groups decide to join forces in order to defeat the aliens, and scavenge the fallen ones for weapons. Zeke steals a microwave-emitting pistol, Verity steals an energy whip, Warhawk steals X-Ray goggles and the other Indians steal explosives that they attach to their arrows.
A blacksmith uses the scraps of the motorcycles to forge anti-gravity horseshoes that allow the Indians to ride on flying horses.
The humans also receive the assistance of Commander Dar's assistant, Ra Chak Kai, who has switched sides and falls in love with Zeke. She reveals that the aliens who call themselves The Caste have taken over Silver City and are building a communication device that will allow them to call in troops from their homeworld to enslave the entire Earth.
Verity and Warhawk also fall in love. Er fordert den Sheriff auf, ihm seinen Sohn und Jake Lonergan, welcher eine seiner Postkutschen ausgeraubt hatte, zu übergeben.
Kurz bevor es zum Konflikt kommt, tauchen am Horizont merkwürdige Lichter auf, die sich schnell nähern. Diese stellen sich als Flugobjekte heraus, die das Feuer eröffnen.
Plötzlich wird Lonergans Armmanschette aktiv und offenbart eine Art holografisches Display. Am nächsten Morgen reiten einige der Bewohner los, um die Spur des Piloten zu verfolgen und die Entführten zu befreien.
Nach einem langen Ritt verlieren sie die Spur im starken Regen. Im Nachtlager bittet die geheimnisvolle Ella Swenson Jake erneut um Hilfe, so wie sie es zuvor bereits in der Stadt getan hatte, doch Jake versteht nicht, warum sie sich ausgerechnet an ihn wendet.
Plötzlich blinkt Jakes Armmanschette und sie erkennen, dass der Pilot in der Nähe sein muss. Er greift die Gruppe an, kann aber von Jake verscheucht werden.
Nachdem die Gruppe zum ersten Mal den Angreifer, ein klauenbewehrtes Ungeheuer, gesehen hat, machen sich Dolarhydes Männer davon.
So bleiben nur Jake, der Colonel, Ella, der Doc und ein paar weitere übrig, die am nächsten Morgen erneut die Verfolgung aufnehmen. In einer Schlucht wird die Gruppe von Banditen überfallen, die sich als Jakes frühere Bande entpuppen.
In deren Lager schlägt der neue Bandenführer Jake zusammen, doch Jake tötet ihn mit seiner Armmanschette.
Die kleine Gruppe flieht zu Pferd und wird von den Banditen verfolgt, als einige Fluggeräte angreifen und weitere Leute entführen, darunter Ella.
Ella stirbt in Jakes Armen. Unmittelbar darauf wird die Gruppe von Indianern umzingelt und gefangen genommen. Sie erzählt, dass sie die letzte Überlebende eines Volkes ist, dessen Planet von den Ungeheuern überfallen wurde.
Diese sind ein Alien -Spähtrupp auf der Suche nach Gold, der bald zu seinem Volk zurückkehren wird und es danach zu einer Invasion kommen wird.
Mit den entführten Menschen führen sie Experimente durch, es könnten also noch einige am Leben sein. Jake erinnert sich an den Standort des Alienraumschiffs und daran, wie seine Freundin Alice von den Aliens bei einem Experiment umgebracht wurde, kurz bevor er selbst mit der Manschette fliehen konnte.
Sie klettern am Raumschiff empor und zerstören den Hangar der Fluggeräte mit Dynamit , sodass die Aliens nicht mehr aus der Luft angreifen können.
Daraufhin stürmen einige Aliens aus dem Raumschiff und greifen die Menschen an. Jake und Ella schleichen sich unterdessen durch dieselbe Höhle, die Jake für seine Flucht vor den Aliens benutzt hatte, unter das Raumschiff.
Sie finden die entführten Menschen, die wie hypnotisiert in ein Licht blicken. Als Ella das Licht zerstört, kommen die Menschen langsam wieder zu sich und entkommen durch die Höhle ins Freie.
Sometimes it's like seeing exactly what was going through my head when I first had that spark in my head as a kid.
Jon Favreau's bringing his own talent and vision with the adaptation, but at the same time it remains true to what I was really trying to get at in the original story.
Steven Spielberg , one of the film's executive producers, visited the director and the writers during pre-production to look over the script and the artwork.
He provided Favreau with a collection of classic Western films. In the film's period as a developing project under several studios, different versions of the screenplay were drafted by numerous screenwriters, beginning with Steve Oedekerk.
Orci said, "The first draft was very kind of jokey and broad and then it went very serious. You kind of swing back and forth between the two extremes and the tone until you find the exact right point where a Western and a sci-fi movie can really shake hands without it seeming unnatural.
Orci also said, "The comic has the themes of enemies uniting to fight a common enemy and has the setting of that specific time period, so we kept the inspiration from all of that.
In terms of the specifics of the story and who these characters are, we wanted the audience to be surprised and to not feel like they've already seen everything if they were fans of the comic.
So, while the themes and the setting and many of the elements are a great inspiration, the story is completely adapted and translated for live action.
When approached with the idea by DreamWorks, Favreau was not interested, stating that Westerns should be shot only on film as opposed to being shot digitally, which is required for modern 3D technology , [32] and didn't want it to be converted after filming.
A scene in which Craig's character rides a horse alongside a ravine and jumps down it onto a spacecraft emulated many scenes in American Western films where cowboys rode along a moving train and jumped on it.
Favreau said the scene referenced the one in the film Raiders of the Lost Ark where Indiana Jones chases a truck and noted that a similar scene existed in the film Stagecoach , saying "We're constantly referencing back to our roots.
Scott Chambliss was hired as the production designer based on his work on Star Trek , produced by Orci and Kurtzman.
Under the supervision of Shane Mahan, [42] Legacy Effects created practical puppet aliens and full scale alien speeders. New Deal Studios constructed a miniature of the paddle steamer that is seen upturned in the film.
Kerner Optical built a miniature of the alien ship and bluescreen stand-ins. And it was a real unveiling of the creature, little by little, and using lighting and camera work and music to make it a very subjective experience.
And so we tried to preserve that here. The trick was to make [the aliens] interesting through their behavior and what happens to them, and that was something that District 9 did very well.
You were drawn into their world a bit and their idiosyncrasies had an immediate impact: they ate cat food. But those details overwhelm certain design aspects, so I was striving to find some behavior that fit in well with the Western genre, where you have people in very arduous conditions fighting the elements.
And I thought that the irony of all this was that the aliens turn up and it could be more exaggerated for them. They're frontiersmen in a way: traveling to another place and having to deal with all the adversities of the climate.
And in our case, we played up the fact that they weren't comfortable in our world. There are flies all around them; they don't like the light; and when they were wounded and exposed, a strange fungus grows around them.
The use of anamorphic widescreen rather than shooting full-frame "flat" and cropping later gave ILM no extra room to re-frame shots; it was a challenge to show both nine-foot-tall aliens and smaller humans in the same space.
Instead, Guyett said, they shot more areas in case portions of the shots were lost. In filming the gun battle between the cowboys and aliens, in which the aliens move at twice the speed of the humans, actors were required to ride through the scene on horseback and shoot at men in gray suits and three-foot-tall hats; they aimed at faces drawn by Jon Favreau on the top of the hats.
A big challenge for ILM's texture artists was to show the aliens in both a dark cave environment and harsh sunlight. The creatures were rendered in high resolution for close-ups; dirt and wounds were added to the aliens to emphasize the injuries they sustained in battle.
After Favreau requested that the aliens experience a very unpleasant biological reaction to being wounded on Earth, the texture team created a yellow fungus-like look on the scars of the aliens.
To design the fungus, texture supervisor Martin Murphy searched the Internet for real pictures of mold and growth on trees and eventually designed a "fried egg pattern".
At the suggestion of Steven Spielberg, [25] an " über -alien" was also designed. It's almost like glass or ice or gelatiny surface that blends into a dryer area.
The [ sic ] there's pieces of him that are more like a soft-shell crab or shiny and wet. In addition to the aliens, other visual effects were required for the speeders, the alien spaceship, its interior, environment re-creations, and the head-up display for Jake's arm gauntlet.
For the invasion of the town of Absolution, both practical laser lighting and fire effects were utilized, along with practical ships and effects enhancements.
For a scene in which Jake and Ella ride on a speeder, the actors were filming on a practical mock-up against bluescreen; they were digitally replaced in wider shots.
He said, "It was very well laid out, well planned, and there were a lot of discussions with a lot of actors who called me to task on things that seemed too convenient, so we made sure we earned each step.
If you do it right, it honors both, and it becomes interesting and clever and a reinvention of two things that people understand the conventions of, instead of just a retread or remake or sequel or reboot of a film you've seen before.
In the Americas, Native American nations were severely damaged by European settlers, specifically because of the Europeans' advanced military technology.
Favreau compared the film to the historical confrontation "in the frustration of not having the technology to allow you to prevail. It's always the low-tech culture that feels powerless when faced with an enemy that has technology on their side.
Favreau also said of the premise, "It allows the cowboys and Native Americans to come together, which would be impossible had there not been a greater common enemy.
It sets the Western up in a very classic way and then turns it on its ear. Favreau compared the gathering to The Magnificent Seven in facing seemingly insurmountable odds in their confrontation.
The character of Meacham also presents an unconventional take on Christian principles to support the film's main theme of redemption.
According to Favreau, Meacham's teaching Doc how to shoot not only references similar scenes in other Westerns but also "teach[es] him how to be a person".
Eddie Egan, the president of marketing at Universal Pictures, acknowledged the misconception and said, "The trailer is the first very public step in reconciling the tone of the movie with the more immediate effect of the title on its own.
Hours before the American football game, Favreau used Twitter to link followers to the spot online. Entertainment Weekly reported, "It.
In April , Favreau and Roberto Orci appeared at WonderCon in San Francisco, where they presented nine minutes of film footage and answered questions about the film.
Favreau explained that marketing would show "only a brief glimpse of the aliens of the title" before the film is released. He explained the withholding of certain elements, "I think there are enough visionary people involved with this film that there is an understanding that there is a personality that the marketing campaign can take on as well as the film itself.
I want to make sure that if the audience goes to see [the film], there is going to be a lot of surprises in it that they haven't seen in the marketing materials.
For the comparatively low figure, the website cited that the marketing had not contextualized the film effectively and that hybridized Western films like Jonah Hex and Wild Wild West were not successful at the box office.
Dergarabedian also believed that audiences' familiarity with Craig as character James Bond would help the film.
Kirk Honeycutt of The Hollywood Reporter praised the film, saying, "It sounds kooky on paper but on the screen cowboys and aliens make beautiful, fun music together.
Even the slightest goofiness, the tiniest touch of camp, and the whole thing would blow sky high. But it doesn't. Debruge appreciated the attention paid to the roots of the two genres, saying "beneath all the state-of-the-art special effects beats an old-fashioned heart, one that prizes both of the genres in play" and concluded that "a canny blend of CG and practical effects serve the sci-fi elements well, while location shooting and Mary Zophres' form-fitting period duds make the West look its best.
He added that "Ford, enlivened by dude garb, seems to enjoy himself in front of a camera for the first time in decades". Roger Ebert gave the film three stars out of four, writing that "as preposterous moneymakers go, it's ambitious and well-made.
The acting from the large cast is of a high standard, Craig and Ford were more or less born into their roles, and director Jon Favreau actually develops his characters and gives them things to do, instead of posing them in front of special effects.
O'Hehir was critical of the combination of western and science-fiction elements, calling it "a mediocre western clumsily welded to a mediocre alien shoot-'em-up".
Busti claimed he wrote a preview for his story Cowboys and Aliens in , which was published in the April issue of Bizarre Fantasy 1.
Although its name is not shown or mentioned, the capsized steamboat that appears in the film is presumed to be the Iron Mountain which, according to legend, steamed out of Vicksburg towing two barges.
Two hours later, another boat found the barges adrift. The ship was not found until later, having apparently been refloated by flood waters and carried through a break in a levee , and grounded in a cotton field [80] at Omega Landing, near Tallulah, Louisiana.
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