Alien ?? (1992)

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Acclaimed director David Fincher's promising career was lucky to survive this astonishingly wrong-headed, almost universally despised second sequel to Alien (1979). The film careens into oblivion virtually from the beginning, as Lt. Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is the only survivor of a crash-landing on a hellish, God-forsaken prison planet. Not only does the crash kill little Newt, completely obviating the entire point of the superior Aliens (1986), but Fincher then compounds his betrayal of that film's fans by having Ripley attend the girl's gruesome autopsy and barely bat an eye as the child's chest is bloodily ripped open with a steel bonesaw. Things just go downhill from there, as the rather unthreatening rapists and murderers harass Ripley and curse a great deal before being torn apart by large fans, having their heads crushed by the unconvincing CGI alien, and finally volunteering to be murdered by the beast rather than letting the evil Company get hold of it. Fincher does the best he can with a terrible script, and there are some nice supporting turns by Charles S. Dutton, Charles Dance, and Brian Glover, but nothing could redeem the film's first 15 minutes. By the time Ripley takes a suicidal swan-dive into a vat of molten lead, cradling a baby alien as it explodes from her chest, many viewers will not know whether to reach for the remote control or a warm bath and a razorblade. A loathsome experience by any standard, Alien 3 still made enough money for Weaver to return as a Ripley clone in Alien Resurrection (1997). ~ Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide



Warning: This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.Theatrical Feature Running Time: 258 mins

Complete Cast:

Sigourney Weaver - Ellen Ripley

Charles Dance - Clemens

Brian Glover - Andrews

Daniel Webb - Morse

Holt McCallany - Junior

Niall Buggy - Eric

Pete Postlethwaite - David

Peter Guinness - Gregor

Chloe Webb

Philip Davis - Kevin

Charles S. Dutton - Dillon

Paul McGann - Golic

Ralph Brown - Aaron

Christopher John Fields - Rains

Lance Henriksen - Bishop II

Carl Chase - Frank

Leon Herbert - Boggs

Vincenzo Nicoli - Jude

Clive Mantle - WilliamDirector(s):David Fincher

Writer(s):Larry Ferguson, Dan O'Bannon, Walter Hill

Producer(s):David Giler, Walter Hill, Gordon Carroll

Theatrical MPAA Rating: R(Graphic Violence, Profanity, Sci-Fi Violence, Not For Children)

Categories:Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy



Format: DVD

Release Date: 01/06/2004

MPAA Rating: R

Running Time: 258 min

Number of Discs: 2

Language: Eng/Spa

SubTitles: Eng/Spa

View special edition featuresView special edition featuresLimited Edition Features:

Includes both the 1992 theatrical version and the 2003 Special Edition

Full-length commentary by cinematographer Alex Thomson, B.S.C., editor Terry Rawlings, alien effects designers Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr., visual effects producer Richard Edlund, A.S.C., and actor Paul McGann (for both versions)

"Developments: Concluding the Story"

"Xeno-Erotic: H.R. Giger's Redesign"

"Optical Fury: Visual Effects"

"Adaptive Organism: Creature Design"

E.E.V. Scan Multi-Angle Study

Still photo galleries

Storyboards