| release date | November 26 1997 |
| studio | 20th Century Fox |
| director | Jean-Pierre Jeunet |
| writer | Joss Whedon |
| starring | Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder, Dominique Pinon, Ron Perlman |
| rating | R |
| tagline | Witness the resurrection. |
| site | alien-movies.com |
| trailer 1 | Trailer #1 |
I may strongly dislike Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s Alien: Resurrection as whole, but there are elements of it that I can certainly get behind. It’s a film brimming over with cool ideas. READ MORE
We’re taking you back to 1996 when Jean-Pierre Jeunet was directing Alien: Resurrection, the four installment in Fox’s Alien franchise that starred Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder, Dominique Pinon, Ron Perlman. READ MORE
Even though Evan Dickson completely annihilated the film in this piece, I personally enjoy Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s 1997 Alien: Resurrection, which injects the franchise with all sorts of insanity like alien-f*cking. It’s by no means a good movie, but it’s wholly enjoyable. READ MORE
With the June 8th release of Ridley Scott’s Prometheus fast approaching, we thought we’d take a look back at the original Alien franchise with which it “shares strands of DNA.” Whether or not there are xenomorphs as we know them in Prometheus, it’s abundantly clear that it takes place in the same universe. READ MORE
In a recent interview for Aliens‘ 25th anniversary, Sigourney Weaver decided it was time to get the rumor mill going again – with Ghostbusters III stuck in development hell, do you blame her? – and expressed her never-dying interest in returning to the intergalactic franchise. READ MORE
Being released on October 26th, The Alien Anthology Blu ray box set is any Alien fan’s wet dream – all four films rendered in glorious high-definition, with a wealth of extras that will sate the appetite of even the most ardent fan for days. B-D recently sat down with series star Sigourney Weaver – who portrayed Ellen Ripley, arguably the greatest action heroine of all time – to get her thoughts on the franchise that made her a star. Subjects discussed include her memories of the dysfunction surrounding the making of the third film, her thoughts on the prequel, and which of the films, if any, is her personal favorite. (more…) READ MORE
The beginning of a new decade is always a great time for reflection – both on what’s come before and where we’re headed. Cinematically, countless writers and directors have given us their visions of the future, both near and far – some dystopian and rugged, others shiny and overflowing with astonishing new technologies. We’ve learned from past experience not to take their ideas all that seriously (weren’t we supposed to have flying cars by now?), but it’s a lot of fun to entertain the notion of a future world bearing little resemblance to our own. In the horror genre, this future world is almost uniformly presented as a dark, hostile place, filled with malevolent organisms that would sooner rip your head off than engage in a “meaningful dialogue”. To celebrate these films, and to mark the new decade, I’ve listed ten of the best. Let’s just hope our real-world destiny is a lot more hospitable. (more…) READ MORE
Vincent Cassel (Eastern Promises, Irréversible), Winona Ryder (Beetle Juice, Dracula, Edward Scissorhands, Alien: Resurrection), and Barbara Hershey (The Entity) will join Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis in Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, reports /Film. Swan centers on a veteran ballerina (Portman) who finds herself locked in a competitive situation with a rival dancer, with the stakes and twists increasing as the dancers approach a big performance. But it’s unclear whether the rival is a supernatural apparition or if the protagonist is simply having delusions. (more…) READ MORE
Vincent Cassel (Eastern Promises, Irréversible), Winona Ryder (Beetle Juice, Dracula, Edward Scissorhands, Alien: Resurrection), and Barbara Hershey (The Entity) will join Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis in Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, reports /Film. Swan centers on a veteran ballerina (Portman) who finds herself locked in a competitive situation with a rival dancer, with the stakes and twists increasing as the dancers approach a big performance. But it’s unclear whether the rival is a supernatural apparition or if the protagonist is simply having delusions. (more…) READ MORE
I think we can all agree that even as horror movie characters go, Seth Brundle got a pretty raw deal. Brilliant scientist, hot girlfriend, thought he was about to change the world with the most revolutionary invention since the wheel. But things didn’t turn out so well for Dr. Brundle in the 1986 classic The Fly, did they? Yet believe it or not, it could’ve been worse. Brundle’s downfall came because a fly happened to wander into his teleportation pod and merge its DNA with his. But there are a lot of other things that could’ve accidentally been in that pod. Here are the top ten worst of them… (more…) READ MORE
Sideshow Collectibles has announced The Alien: Resurrection Diorama, which continues the wall-mountable Alien Franchise diorama series. It can be displayed on your desktop using the base (complete with Alien: Resurrection logo), or it can separate from the base to mount on your wall. The diorama is cast in high-quality, heavyweight polystone, then hand-finished and hand-painted to exacting standards. Each piece is individually hand-numbered, and packaged in a durable foam interior and stunning printed box. It’s estimated to ship third quarter 2008 and will run you $149.99. Read on for pics. (more…) READ MORE
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