"Alien 3" deviates from the traditional American line of personal heroism, and no longer makes Ripley invincible. It is a bold setting to have alien embryos in her body, and it also gives the film a pessimistic label. The scene of the film is set in an outer space prison. The huge furnace and exhaust fan make the environment of the film full of the rust of abandoned industries. Spotted, sultry and depressing, the Gothic architectural style also gave the series a religious label for the first time. Although Alien is still the frightening hunter, the movie pays more attention to human encounters and desire for production. In the world of lunatics and murderers, there is no heroic savior. Alien formation is the only criterion for testing human nature. The answer is given at the end of the movie. The so-called moral concepts and universal values all follow Ripley's jump. And merged into the furnace.
Alien 3 evaluation action
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Madelyn 2022-03-25 09:01:05
So how does Alien follow the heroine? I think it has something to do with the bishop in the previous episode. This episode feels okay, but I always feel a little bit off the main line of the war aliens. And if you want to die without committing suicide, is it secretly changing to a religious idea?
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Eloy 2021-10-20 19:02:45
The last paragraph seems to be extremely chaotic while playing games
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[Dillon saves Ripley from being raped by fellow inmates, beating them severely with a metal bar]
Dillon: Take off. I gotta "re-educate" some of the brothers! We're gonna discuss some matters of the spirit.
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Andrews: I'm afraid we'll have to assume there's a very good chance this simple bastard has murdered them!
Dillon: Now you don't know that! He's *never* lied to me! He's crazy, he's a fool, but he's not a liar!