200 anni dopo la sua morte, Ellen Ripley viene resuscitata sotto forma di un clone ibrido umano/alieno. Insieme ad un gruppo di pirati spaziali, dovrà nuovamente lottare contro gli alieni ed... Leggi tutto200 anni dopo la sua morte, Ellen Ripley viene resuscitata sotto forma di un clone ibrido umano/alieno. Insieme ad un gruppo di pirati spaziali, dovrà nuovamente lottare contro gli alieni ed impedire loro di raggiungere la Terra.200 anni dopo la sua morte, Ellen Ripley viene resuscitata sotto forma di un clone ibrido umano/alieno. Insieme ad un gruppo di pirati spaziali, dovrà nuovamente lottare contro gli alieni ed impedire loro di raggiungere la Terra.
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- QuizSigourney Weaver originally refused to do a fourth Alien film. When asked why she changed her mind, she replied, "They basically drove a dumptruck full of money to my house".
- Blooper(at around 30 mins) When Ripley drives Call's knife through her own hand, it does not get damaged by the acid in her blood even though it's soaked in it. In other scenes, just a few drops of Ripley's blood burn through thick metal, which would suggest that the knife's blade should also be burnt.
- Curiosità sui creditiMany of the creature-effects, casting, and mold-making crews, some long-standing, heavily contributing members, were omitted from the credits, supposedly due to budget concerns.
- Versioni alternativeThe Indian Censor Board (CBFC)...
- Deleted the scene Heroine operation doing by scientist and removing small species from her worm.
- Deleted the scene Doctor checked a woman and man coming to the room.
- Deleted the scene Bomb blast in space ship.
- Deleted the scene a man are seating on wheel chair and man are talking to woman.
- Deleted the scene five six soldiers are sleeping on stretcher and scientist operating them. There scientists are standing in room in a glass chamber man and species together.
- Deleted the scene man and woman fighting.
- Deleted the scene woman is massage by man.
- Deleted the scene a scientist operating an spices and teasing in
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene hero and villain are fighting, species are fighting.
- Deleted the scene species are killing a man.
- Deleted the scene soldiers are collecting the weapons.
- Deleted the scene seating on wheelchair man firing on species.
- Deleted the scene species are killing two man. Commander throws hand grenade in space ship and blast ship.
- Deleted the scene a woman are firing on species.
- Deleted the scene heroine firing to glass chambers and kills her friend.
- Deleted the scene heroine and soldiers are coming in the room, all mans are dead.
- Deleted the scene heroine and soldiers are trap to species.
- Deleted the scene species attack on face of the heroine.
- Deleted the scene species attacks on soldier another soldiers fires on species and it.
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene heroine hits to villain.
- Deleted the scene heroine are sleeping on species.
- Deleted the scene heroine and species are together.
- Deleted the scene two mans are walking and man injured by bullet.
- Deleted the scene man are falling down
- Deleted the scene species loving the heroine, born species kills Soldier.
- Deleted the scene species shut the door with women soldier.
- Deleted the scene species attacking women another soldier divert its attention.
- Deleted the scene species killed a man, and try to kill women.
- Deleted the scene heroine attract species and brakes the glass to kill species...
- ConnessioniEdited into 5 Second Movies: Alien Resurrection (2009)
- Colonne sonoreI'm Popeye the Sailor Man
Written by Samuel Lerner (as Sammy Lerner)
Whistled by Dominique Pinon (uncredited)
Recensione in evidenza
Review 4 of 4
With Alien 3 closing the story arc of the Alien trilogy, this film begins with a fresh slate. The Alien films have always been a director's series but in this film it was the writing that ultimately killed it. Resurrection tries to be too many things at once. It has a very artistic and dynamic visual style, but cardboard characters. It has a very overt sense of humor, but it is all done in a very juvenile manner. Much of the maturity and restraint of the previous three films is thrown out in favor of a more comic book style. The cinematography and set design is gorgeous to the point of decadence. Sigourney Weaver has been given an interesting character to play and does it with a strange sense of detachment that lends more depth to the proceedings than the script ever could. Thinking back, the first three films all had very solid overall stories and well developed characters while Resurrection has a very solid concept but can't seem to build a coherent movie around it. If you follow the overall themes of the series with the first, second and third being birth, life, and death respectively that leaves Resurrection on shaky thematic ground. Since this is Alien: RESURRECTION obviously the filmmakers wished for rebirth to be the theme, but somehow it never quite works. The characters are basically action movie clichés, and the action sequences of the movie are hopelessly contrived. Why does the Alien always stop to snarl before it attacks giving people just enough time to shoot it? Alien 3 did not have this problem and it reinforced how dangerous the creature really was. Resurrection turns the Aliens into monsters from a B-movie. Very few scenes in the film are particularly memorable. Sure, the underwater chase is a nice bit of action derring-do, but there's no real sense of danger...except for the supporting characters you barely know who get killed in the reverse order they appear in the credits. Two fantastic scenes that I wish there were more of in the film are the doctor's examination of the Aliens where he "plays" with them. Now that was a scene of inspired genius. The other scene was when Ripley wakes up in her circular chamber. It is interesting to note that neither of these scenes have any dialogue, because the dialogue is pretty atrocious. Ron Pearlman is always fun to watch and makes a good comic duo with Dominique Pinon, but Winona Ryder absolutely kills this movie with her nonperformance. The effects look less realistic this time out and the score at times seems to try too hard to emulate the second and third films with Goldsmith's original Alien theme being used on several occasions. The film is a brilliant exercise in dynamic visuals but the story really does not go anywhere. Unlike the first three films this one does not take itself seriously at all so the danger level becomes nonexistent. I believe Jean-Pierre Jeunet was an excellent choice for a director but the script served him very badly. This is an interesting film to watch for an interesting scene here and there but not in the same league as the previous films.
With Alien 3 closing the story arc of the Alien trilogy, this film begins with a fresh slate. The Alien films have always been a director's series but in this film it was the writing that ultimately killed it. Resurrection tries to be too many things at once. It has a very artistic and dynamic visual style, but cardboard characters. It has a very overt sense of humor, but it is all done in a very juvenile manner. Much of the maturity and restraint of the previous three films is thrown out in favor of a more comic book style. The cinematography and set design is gorgeous to the point of decadence. Sigourney Weaver has been given an interesting character to play and does it with a strange sense of detachment that lends more depth to the proceedings than the script ever could. Thinking back, the first three films all had very solid overall stories and well developed characters while Resurrection has a very solid concept but can't seem to build a coherent movie around it. If you follow the overall themes of the series with the first, second and third being birth, life, and death respectively that leaves Resurrection on shaky thematic ground. Since this is Alien: RESURRECTION obviously the filmmakers wished for rebirth to be the theme, but somehow it never quite works. The characters are basically action movie clichés, and the action sequences of the movie are hopelessly contrived. Why does the Alien always stop to snarl before it attacks giving people just enough time to shoot it? Alien 3 did not have this problem and it reinforced how dangerous the creature really was. Resurrection turns the Aliens into monsters from a B-movie. Very few scenes in the film are particularly memorable. Sure, the underwater chase is a nice bit of action derring-do, but there's no real sense of danger...except for the supporting characters you barely know who get killed in the reverse order they appear in the credits. Two fantastic scenes that I wish there were more of in the film are the doctor's examination of the Aliens where he "plays" with them. Now that was a scene of inspired genius. The other scene was when Ripley wakes up in her circular chamber. It is interesting to note that neither of these scenes have any dialogue, because the dialogue is pretty atrocious. Ron Pearlman is always fun to watch and makes a good comic duo with Dominique Pinon, but Winona Ryder absolutely kills this movie with her nonperformance. The effects look less realistic this time out and the score at times seems to try too hard to emulate the second and third films with Goldsmith's original Alien theme being used on several occasions. The film is a brilliant exercise in dynamic visuals but the story really does not go anywhere. Unlike the first three films this one does not take itself seriously at all so the danger level becomes nonexistent. I believe Jean-Pierre Jeunet was an excellent choice for a director but the script served him very badly. This is an interesting film to watch for an interesting scene here and there but not in the same league as the previous films.
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- 8 feb 2006
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- 30 nov 1997
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