In Collection
#9
Seen It:
Yes
Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
USA / English
| Sigourney Weaver |
Lieutenant Ellen Ripley |
| Michael Biehn |
Corporal Dwayne Hicks |
| Jenette Goldstein |
J. Vasquez |
| Carrie Henn |
Rebecca Jordan |
| Lance Henriksen |
Science Officer L. Bishop |
| Colette Hiller |
Corporal Ferro |
| Al Matthews |
Ground Troup Commander Sergeant A. Apone |
| Bill Paxton |
Communications Technician Private W. Hudson |
| Paul Reiser |
Weyland-Yutani Corporation Advisor Carter J. Burke |
| Mark Rolston |
Smart Gunner Private M. Drake |
| Director |
James Cameron |
| Producer |
Gale Anne Hurd; Gordon Carroll |
| Writer |
James Cameron; David Giler |
Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) awakes after 57 years in hypersleep. She is the only one who survived the Alien’s first attack (see the original film, Alien 1979). But when she tries to tell people about the creature they do not believe her. They have even built a colony on the moon where Ripley’s ship Nostromo was attacked. Even after communication is lost to the colony, people still don’t believe Ripley’s warnings. Of course, a huge battle gets underway, pitting the humans against the Aliens which seem stronger, faster and greater numbered. The only human who knows anything about the Aliens is Ripley. She does everything in her power to save everyone she can, including a young girl called Newt (Carrie Henn) who has managed to evade the Aliens by hiding in the ventilation systems on the terra-formed moon.
| Region |
Region 1 |
| Packaging |
Custom Case |
| Nr of Disks/Tapes |
2 |
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| Disc 1: |
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1986 theatrical version with audio commentary |
| Disc 2: |
Director's Commentary
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1991 special edition with audio commentary 11 new in-depth featurettes Original treatment by James Cameron Multi-angle animatic to final scene study
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