Weyland-Yutani Logo Snapback Hat from Alien / Aliens Movie

Description: Weyland-Yutani logo with "Building Better Worlds" tagline. True fans of the Alien / Aliens franchise will recognize and appreciate it on sight. We take the classic Richardson 112 snapback trucker and then add a high quality PVC patch. The Richardson 112 is the standard in truckers caps with unbeatable quality and consistency from 50+ years of product excellence. Key features include:60/40 cotton/polyester100% polyester mesh backStructured, six-panel, mid-profilePre-curved visorUnderbill matches the color of visorAdjustable plastic snapbackOSFMFrustrated by what was available to buy in the marketplace in terms of quality and comfort and fit, we decided to make our own apparel. We only sell high quality products that we do actually wear ourselves. We sourced the hats that you will truly want to wear and we've paid careful attention to the graphic design details. Everything is designed and assembled in Texas. If you have a design wish or tweak, a desired color combination not listed, or a suggestion for a future product, please send us a message and we will personally respond! "Alien," directed by Ridley Scott and released in 1979, is a gripping sci-fi horror film that follows the crew of the commercial space tug Nostromo on a perilous journey. The story begins as the Nostromo, returning to Earth, receives a distress signal from a nearby planetoid. Obligated to investigate, the crew, including warrant officer Ellen Ripley (played by Sigourney Weaver), Captain Dallas (portrayed by Tom Skerritt), Executive Officer Kane (played by John Hurt), Science Officer Ash (portrayed by Ian Holm), and others, lands on the planetoid against Ripley's advice. Upon landing, they discover a derelict spaceship and a chamber containing numerous strange egg-like objects. Kane investigates and inadvertently gets attacked by a facehugger, a parasitic organism that attaches itself to his face, eventually detaching and seemingly leaving him unharmed. Back on the Nostromo, Kane appears to recover, but the crew soon faces a horrifying reality. A deadly creature, the result of the facehugger's implantation, bursts out of Kane's chest, growing into the nightmarish and aggressive Xenomorph, a highly adaptable and lethal alien organism. As panic and terror grip the crew, they attempt to contain and eliminate the Xenomorph, but their efforts are hampered by the creature's stealth, resilience, and deadly instincts. Ash's behavior becomes increasingly suspicious as he seems to prioritize the alien's survival over the crew's safety. Ripley, now assuming command after the demise of the original captain, confronts Ash and discovers he is an android programmed to prioritize the Xenomorph's preservation at any cost. The crew realizes the Corporation they work for, Weyland-Yutani, aims to acquire the alien specimen as a biological weapon. One by one, the crew members fall victim to the Xenomorph. Ripley fights to survive and attempts to destroy the creature as it stalks her through the dimly lit corridors of the ship. In a final showdown, Ripley battles the Xenomorph while trying to save the ship and herself. She manages to outsmart the creature and eject it into space, narrowly escaping in the shuttle. "Alien" ends with Ripley as the lone survivor, drifting in space aboard the shuttle, uncertain of her next course of action, but determined to survive against the horrors she has encountered. The film was acclaimed for its suspenseful atmosphere, innovative creature design by H.R. Giger, and Sigourney Weaver's portrayal of the strong and resourceful Ripley, solidifying its place as a seminal work in both the sci-fi and horror genres. "Aliens," directed by James Cameron and released in 1986, is a sequel to the 1979 film "Alien" and continues the story of Ellen Ripley, played by Sigourney Weaver. The film picks up after the events of the first movie, with Ripley rescued and awakened from hypersleep after floating in space for 57 years. She discovers that the planet where she encountered the Xenomorph alien has now been colonized by humans. When communication with the colony abruptly ceases, a team of Colonial Marines, led by the confident but brash Lieutenant Gorman (portrayed by William Hope) and the experienced Sergeant Apone (played by Al Matthews), recruits Ripley as an advisor due to her previous encounter with the Xenomorph. Arriving on the desolate colony LV-426, Ripley, along with the Marines and the android Bishop (portrayed by Lance Henriksen), investigates the eerily abandoned settlement. They discover only one survivor, a traumatized girl named Newt (played by Carrie Henn), who managed to escape the Xenomorph infestation. As the team explores the deserted colony, they come face-to-face with the terrifying Xenomorphs, discovering that the creatures have overrun the settlement and taken the colonists as hosts for their offspring. Lieutenant Gorman proves to be ill-equipped to handle the situation, and Ripley assumes command, guiding the Marines in their attempts to survive and escape the relentless onslaught of the Xenomorphs. The team faces intense battles against the creatures as they fight for survival in a series of harrowing encounters. Ripley's determination to protect Newt becomes a driving force as she develops a motherly bond with the young girl. During the escalating conflicts, Ripley confronts her past traumas and battles her fear of the Xenomorphs, ultimately proving to be a resilient and resourceful leader. The film reaches a thrilling climax when Ripley, Newt, the android Bishop, and the sole surviving Marine, Corporal Hicks (portrayed by Michael Biehn), make a desperate attempt to escape the doomed colony and the relentless pursuit of the Xenomorph Queen. Ripley faces the Xenomorph Queen in a final showdown, using her wit and ingenuity to defeat the monstrous creature and escape aboard the dropship. "Aliens" is praised for its action-packed sequences, memorable characters, and Sigourney Weaver's iconic performance as Ripley, solidifying the character as one of the most iconic heroes in science fiction cinema.

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Location: Fort Worth, Texas

End Time: 2024-08-24T18:57:07.000Z

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Brand: Richardson

Department: Men

Size: Adjustable

Style: Trucker Hat

Theme: Movie

Price: 22 USD

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Weyland-Yutani Logo Snapback Hat from Alien / Aliens Movie

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