The post Why Alien: Resurrection Is the Worst Alien Film — and Also the Most Fascinating appeared first on Consequence. It probably doesn’t help that Jeunet didn’t have much respect for Whedon’s ...

Alien: Resurrection is a goofy, silly, ridiculous end to the Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) saga of Alien films. However, it does have one of the grossest and most disturbing sequences in the ...

Walter Hill and David Giler – producers of the original Alien and series guardians – also opposed a fourth film. “We tried to stop them from making it,” said Giler, speaking on the same documentary.

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Alien: Resurrection' is the fourth installment in the iconic franchise, though later on more would follow, as well as ...

The following is a third act summary for 1997s Alien Resurrection, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Down in the Hive, Ripley finds that not only is Dr. Jonathan Gediman still alive, and encased in the ...

The fourth “Alien” film, “Alien: Resurrection,” is an odd film in the franchise owed to its combination of writer (Joss Whedon) and director (“Amelie” filmmaker Jean-Pierre Jeunet). The two’s ...

The fourth movie in the Alien sci-fi horror series appeared in cinemas five and a half years after the melancholic Alien 3, and by the late-Nineties, several Hollywood film studios were having a go at ...

Alien and Aliens are understandably considered sci-fi classics, but the franchise took a bizarre turn with its next two chapters. David Fincher's Alien 3 certainly had its fair share of redeeming ...