Alien 45th Anniversary Re-Release
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In celebration of the 45th anniversary of Ridley Scott’s 1979 sci-fi/horror masterpiece “Alien,” the film will return to theaters for a limited time on April 26, known worldwide as Alien Day. Plus, before the film, attendees will see “ALIEN: A CONVERSATION WITH RIDLEY SCOTT & FEDE ALVAREZ” where Fede Alvarez (Director of ALIEN: ROMULUS) sits down with Ridley Scott (Director of ALIEN) to discuss the film that started the iconic franchise.
Cast
- Tom Skerritt
- Sigourney Weaver
- Veronica Cartwright
- Harry Dean Stanton
- John Hurt
- Ian Holm
- Yaphet Kotto
- Bolaji Badejo
- Helen Horton
- Eddie Powell
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- Oct 30, 2020
if you are going into space i think that you should leave your cat at home, he does not need the stress
demi adejuyigbeOct 12, 2017the fact that the alien murders all the white men first is so funny HDBSBSBSLSNSBSJ what a woke queen !
ciaraAug 24, 2017priority number one: protect the cat
shannon - May 10, 2017
“You still don't understand what you're dealing with, do you? Perfect organism. Its structural perfection is matched only by its hostility.” Sometimes a movie provides its own review.
Matt SingerAug 23, 2017i don't know what happened in this movie i was busy staring at sigourney weaver
MarianApr 26, 2017Still find it odd that in the future, androids run on cum.
Ethan Vestby - Feb 14, 2020
I would love to smoke one (1) cigarette in space
fran hoepfnerOct 24, 2017The cat survives, 5/5
adamboltSep 7, 2024Rewatching this movie from Ash's perspective is so unbelievably cool. Seeing the chessmaster observe his pawns as they venture out to find the eggs, catching all his intense glances at Kane during the dinner scene, hearing every last manipulative tactic to keep the alien…
James (Schaffrillas)
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- Elizabeth Novak likedAlien
Glad the cat survived lol
gom lovedAlienAhead of its time.
Morgan lovedAlieni loved ripley and her cat and the xenomorph so much, there’s so many creative and iconic scenes in this with the face huggers and the chest bursters and they look really cool, some of the ship design is kinda random and goofy for me but it’s not that distracting
- Kaz likedAlien
I loved the cat
MovieDaddy lovedAlienJaws in space. This movie is pure sci-fi horror perfection. Rarely has there ever been a more perfect anxiety-inducing deep space suspense movie. Top 100 films all time without a doubt. All hail Sigourney Weaver as my favorite cinematic hero, Lt Ellen Ripley.
Merher is "meh" onAlienWho tf would think that taking a cat, moreover an orange cat to space is a good idea ?🙀😹 I’m too old to be impressed and too young to understand my parents hype about it. It is iconic for its age but still lacking in other ways. 6/10.
- Parker Mallars lovedAlien
One of if not the best sci-fi horror movies ever made. Still holds up great and it’s a perfect example of how practical effects truly make a movie timeless.
nic likedAlienWatched this while on a date with the man of my dreams so this invokes good vibes for me 🤭
Abeee dislikedAlienatleast they kept the cat alive
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- JGJames Goodspeed
Great movie, 👍 suspenseful, any lover of Sci Fi has to see this movie 🎬
JSJeff SlackGreat movie expect for the fact they decided to put a conversation about the movie before the movie that went on way to long and frustrated me since I came for a movie not a conversation about the movie. I will not see another release because of the fact they wasted my time…
HHHannah Hannahit's so worth it to see it on the big screen. so many little details you miss otherwise. i even enjoyed the pre-movie conversation with Sir Ridley Scott.
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- MOManuel OrtegaJGJoe GoldbergBGBryan Glick
Metacritic
Editors Terry Rawlings and Peter Weatherley cut the film so cleverly so that we never have a clear notion of what the alien actually looks like until the very last shots.
Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian
Just as Ripley is the female action hero against whom all others are judged, so the alien itself, brilliantly conceived by HR Giger and, equally brilliantly, concealed by Scott and kept in shadow for much of the film, is one of the most terrifying monsters in cinema history.
Wendy Ide
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