Alien Resurrection

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The M @Stray113 1 day ago After three films, you think the alien series would be running on empty by now, but thanks to Jean Perrie-Junet’s direction that saves this pretty lean Alien Resurrection. Not so fast because alien resurrection brings back the fun, the pathos, and some WTH moments. The cast is uniformly good with Sigourney Weaver doing a bang up job. Ron Perlman would’ve made a great Pennywise.. I recommend it and I also think the deep blue sea script completely ripped off alien resurrection!? See more Liam L @LiamLlanosOfLlano 1 day ago Absolutely hilarious! I couldn’t decide whether to give it half a star for a horror movie, or five starts for a comedy - either way, I was cackling like a lunatic the entire time. See more B P @Bradster69 Sep 1, 2026 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Oran R @RT04167310 Aug 28, 2026 Its hard not to love Sigourney Weaver as Ripley, and her performance is as solid as ever, as with the other actors. The dialogue is good too, as well as the cinematography. The problem is the plot and the pacing. The movie just lacks the kinds of hysterical terrifying extremes as the first two movies. The idea here in 'Resurrection' should have us sitting on the edge of our seats just terrified about what's coming next - which it doesn't. Though I still rewatch this movie now and again, I see the beginnings of (dear lord) Alien: Earth even in Alien : Resurrection, which is a real pity. A great idea that became a missed opportunity. Give it a look yourself. See more Vixo S @vixo_six Aug 11, 2026 Alien Resurrection is easily the worst entry in the series so far for me. If Alien 3 felt unnecessary, this feels almost pointless, especially because bringing Ripley back weakens the one decision that gave the previous film real meaning. The strange visual palette, forgettable characters and constant attempts at humor make it feel closer to an accidental comedy than horror. Winona Ryder gives the film some humanity, Ron Perlman genuinely made me laugh, and I appreciate the return to practical creature effects. Unfortunately, almost everything else feels misguided, especially the grotesque human and alien hybrid and a climax that completely destroyed my suspension of disbelief. Rather than making me curious about what came next, this nearly made me abandon the franchise altogether. See more Ron S @SotaFilms Aug 7, 2026 A horror movie that doesn’t instill fear? Yeah, that’s this film. The script deserved better, but still lacks a powerful story or critique. The acting was campy and/or mediocre, detracting from the seriousness of the first Alien installment, with the sole exception of Weaver’s consistently solid work. You’d expect better with this cast, but Jeunet emphasized look and feel over performances, and it shows. Which might be okay in a horror film if the look and feel actually built tension instead of a nagging question about what happened to soap, lights, and color in the future. The biggest failing of the picture, though, is the lameness of the monsters. The Xenomorphs have been getting less worrisome over the franchise, so I get adding something new, but the hybrid was…uninspired. It just looks like ET didn’t handle puberty well and its emo ending was overly contrived. See more Read all reviews

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