Director:
Producer:
Gale Anne Hurd, Gordon Carroll, David Giler & Walter Hill
Cast:
Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley
Carrie Henn as Rebecca ‘Newt’ Jorden
Michael Beihn as Cpl. Dwayne Hicks
Paul Reiser as Carter Burke
Lance Henriksen as Bishop
Bill Paxon as Pvt. Hudson
Jennette Goldstein as Pvt. Vasquez
William Hope as Lt. Gorman
Al Matthews as Sgt. Apone
Mark Rolston as Pvt. Drake
Rico Rost as Pvt. Frost
Collette Hiller as Cpl. Ferro
Music:
Story:
The planet from Alien has been colonized, but contact is lost. This time, the rescue team has impressive firepower, but will it be enough?
Review:
This one is better than the previous one. As soon as I started seeing this movie, I saw my self drawing comparisons to James Cameron’s Avatar. For example, those mechanised things used to lift the loads is similar to those used in Avatar as battle suits.
There was one problem for me was that, the meeting at the start of the movie went on for three hours right? In that time, didn’t the colonisation of LV-426? I’m just asking. Shouldn’t that have come up in a three-hour long meeting??
It was an amazing movie otherwise. There was a change in the tone of the movie from Sci-fi Horror to Sci-Fi Action.
The acting was brilliant and the background score was good too.
This too is a must watch for Sci-fi lovers.
Now only Aliens 3 and Alien Resurrection left in my Alien Anthology.
Final Verdict:
9/10.
My favorite from the aliens series. Good review aswell
Mine too. And thanks..Really appreciate you liking my reviews..
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