


Here we go, this is the episode where you see that xenomorhps can learn and adapt (just some GIFs as I don’t want to give away too much of the plot): I wasn’t too sure about the first one as it had really impressed me as a teen, but after rewatching it nowm 20 years later, I feel as good about it which rarely happens. Without giving away too much of the plot, there are 3 particularly remarkable episodes that set the tone. It’s not a balanced movie, but it’s exactly the case when you think ”oh at least they tried”. It does have its own style, full of grim grotesque, weird humour and surrealism. By no means the film is a masterpiece, but it’s not a cash-in, trying to blindly copy/rehash the success of the first two movies (like ”Alien: Covenant” just did). I think that in its own wicked way, ” Alien: Ressurection” could have easily been considered as one of the most creative and dazzling entries of the franchise. than xenomorphs and will supposingly link the events to the original film Unknown Covenant sequel which will concentrate more on the A.I.Alien: Covenant = 6.5 IMDb – $97 mln budget + $240 mln box office + unclear future of the franchise.Prometheus = 7.0 IMDb – $120 mln budget + $400 mln box office + the wow effect + because it really was quite a solid sci-fi thriller with a brilliant cast and cool designs.Aliens vs Predator: Requiem (2007) = 4.7 IMDb – $40 mln budget + $128 mln box officeĪs the detox period ended, cracked-and-close-to-dementia Ridley Scott started to sweat….Alien vs Predator (2004) = 5.6 IMDb – $60 mln budget + $170 mln box office.Then the franchise started to twitch all over, detox and show some remote signs of life thanks to 2 crossovers, namely… Alien: Ressurection (1997) = 6.2 IMDb – $60 mln budget + $160 mln box office + 15/20 years to a real prequel.Alien 3 (1992) = 6.4 IMDb – $50 mln budget + $160 mln box office + 5 years till next sequel.Aliens (1986) = 8.0 IMDb – $18 mln budget + $130 mln box office + 6 years till next sequel.Alien (1979) = 8.1 IMDb – $11 mln budget + $104 mln box office + 7 years till next sequel.Lets also have a quick look at how the xenomorph’s formula works… worked: Weak final which worsens the aftertaste of the film.But in many ways ” Alien: Ressurection” was totally wicked and wry, as if Terry Gilliam directed it (hint: he didn’t, but the director Jean-Pierre Jeunet was directly influenced by Gilliam as a filmmaker). The tonal mismatch tone of the new xenomorph’s movie was strickingly different from any other entry of the series and many couldn’t stand it… even considering that 3 previous movies was totally different flicks as well (namely: a horror, a blockbuster, a thriller).” Independence Day” was released a year before. ” Contact”, ” Mimic”, ” Men in Black”, ” Gattaca”, ” Fifth Element”, ” Event Horizon”, ” Starship Troopers”, ” Cube” and even ” Flubber”, all of them were released in 1997. 1997 (and the late 90s in general) was a fuckingly brilliant year for sci-fi.Honestly, I think there was some misunderstanding. Plus it is the lowest rated movie of the franchise. It may seem strange and irrelevant to write about ” Alien: Ressurection” more than 20 years after its release, especially given that it’s mostly known as a faulty sequel abruptly suspending the franchise for 15-20 years. I heard you, like, ran into these things before? Starring: Sigourney Weaver, Ron Perlman, Winona Ryder, Dominique Pinon, Brad Dourif, Gary Dourdan, Michael Wincott.
