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Horror の literary film and "more erotic Bambi"
Daniella 2022-03-22 09:01:14
The third is not a sci-fi film strictly speaking, it is a bit of a literary drama + a reality show of survival in the wild. . . The whole tone and ambience feels dirty and oppressive. Because there are basically no sci-fi computer effects, the director has the opportunity to deeply describe the character of each character. Compared with the other parts of the Alien series, there are no bugs, and the plot is reasonable. In addition, the aliens in this part are crawling on all fours, because the face-hugging bug is talking about a cow instead of a person. "Father of Alien" HR Gigor introduced in the documentary that he modified Alien 1 and 2 at the request of the director, and the settings were "as agile as a cheetah" and "erotic Bambi"
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Mylene 2022-04-21 09:01:18
Putting aside the bad plot, as David Fincher's first film, it is already a great achievement for him to be able to shoot such a heavyweight film as "Alien".
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Rodrigo 2022-03-24 09:01:16
There is no difference in wind reviews. This time, I was entangled in the character's heart a little bit more, and at the same time shifted the position and reduced the unique claustrophobic fear of space. However, the fact that the mother body grows in Ripley's body is very good, although It has become an ordinary monster bloody route, but it is still very exciting
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Andrews: This is Rumor Control. Here are the facts!
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Clemens: Dillon and the rest of the alternative people, embraced religion, as it were, about five years ago. Tincture?
Ripley: I'm on medication.
Clemens: Hardly.
Ripley: What kind of religion?
Clemens: Some sort of apocalyptic, millenarian, Christian fundamentalist, uh...
Ripley: Right.
Clemens: Exactly. Point is, when the company wanted to close the facility down, Dillon and the rest of the converts wanted to stay. And they were allowed to remain as custodians with two minders and a medical officer. And here we are.
Ripley: How did you get this wonderful assignment?
Clemens: How do you like your new haircut?
Ripley: It's okay.
Clemens: Now that I've gone out on a limb for you with Andrews, damaged my already less-than-perfect relationship with that good man and briefed you on the humdrum history of Fury 161; can you not tell me what you were looking for in the girl?