Alien: Movie Premiere [d]

A sci-fi horror movie-premiere in Hollywood (USA) has people talking about the 'color' of entertainment distances.

A media-industry diorama about what makes Hollywood so darn...dreadlocked.

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The Hollywood movie premiere of the brand-new Alien sci-fi horror film would see old faces and new emerge for a public media presentation of what makes modern entertainment so reflective of dollar consciousness in the West.

CAST-MEMBER: This should be a terrific foray into what's made the Alien films signs of incredible Western drama.

Now, we all know a movie premiere offers terrific landscape society views of what comprises modern Western imagination, and the Alien sci-fi horror series certainly showcases a modernism look into the consciousness behind ambitious science-fiction entertainment diaries.

FAN: This is perhaps the finest Alien franchise-entry, and the movie premiere in So-Cal should remind us of drama!

A 'special' guest would show up at this Hollywood movie-premiere in a Saab stretch-car in maudlin-theater mask-costume, but it wasn't certain what his message was for the media industry.

One of the guests at the movie premiere would reflect a general Western media spotlight on the general flair of fashion and commerce in this 20th-anniversary year of 9/11, so what would be the real dancing?

MEDIA MOGUL: What we see today in the media industry is a social catering of terrific entertainment industry marketing.

Another guest at the movie premiere tweeted, "I just want to differentiate between East/West media for sci-fi dollars."

ARTIST: We want to discriminate between science-fiction and fantasy, especially for Alien films re-presenting raw fears!

A special Western music-group also intended to be there at the Hollywood 'media event' for sci-fi horror showcasing, and they'd want to present themselves in outrageous throwback dress-hair to reflect the general fanfare between revisionist sci-fi dance.

The 'special' guest who'd show up at the movie premiere of this new Alien entry was in fact a blood-diamond infiltration agent named Storm-Shadow who appeared in maudlin costume-mask and wielded a large toy water-rifle. The crowd was simply in awe!

THE GUEST: We all need to wake up to the certainty that science-fiction is a thing of danger...not dollars!

Was this movie-premiere 'sci-fi message' a thing of homegrown anarchy or a thing of great commercial dance? Whatever the headlines would read, box-office sales should reflect the knowledge that new age media/entertainment invites us nicely into the colored world of inventive social distancing.

CAST-MEMBER: I gotta admit, the premiere was something for the books; it reminded us why Hollywood can be...daylight.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)