Deux cents ans après sa mort, Ellen Ripley est ressuscitée comme un puissant clone hybride humain/alien. Avec un équipage de pirates de l'espace, elle doit à nouveau combattre les extraterre... Tout lireDeux cents ans après sa mort, Ellen Ripley est ressuscitée comme un puissant clone hybride humain/alien. Avec un équipage de pirates de l'espace, elle doit à nouveau combattre les extraterrestres mortels et les empêcher d'atteindre la Terre.Deux cents ans après sa mort, Ellen Ripley est ressuscitée comme un puissant clone hybride humain/alien. Avec un équipage de pirates de l'espace, elle doit à nouveau combattre les extraterrestres mortels et les empêcher d'atteindre la Terre.
- Prix
- 7 victoires et 21 nominations au total
Histoire
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- AnecdotesSigourney Weaver originally refused to do a fourth Alien film. When asked why she changed her mind, she replied, "They basically drove a dumptruck full of money to my house".
- Gaffes(at around 30 mins) When Ripley drives Call's knife through her own hand, it does not get damaged by the acid in her blood even though it's soaked in it. In other scenes, just a few drops of Ripley's blood burn through thick metal, which would suggest that the knife's blade should also be burnt.
- Générique farfeluMany of the creature-effects, casting, and mold-making crews, some long-standing, heavily contributing members, were omitted from the credits, supposedly due to budget concerns.
- Autres versionsThe Indian Censor Board (CBFC)...
- Deleted the scene Heroine operation doing by scientist and removing small species from her worm.
- Deleted the scene Doctor checked a woman and man coming to the room.
- Deleted the scene Bomb blast in space ship.
- Deleted the scene a man are seating on wheel chair and man are talking to woman.
- Deleted the scene five six soldiers are sleeping on stretcher and scientist operating them. There scientists are standing in room in a glass chamber man and species together.
- Deleted the scene man and woman fighting.
- Deleted the scene woman is massage by man.
- Deleted the scene a scientist operating an spices and teasing in
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene hero and villain are fighting, species are fighting.
- Deleted the scene species are killing a man.
- Deleted the scene soldiers are collecting the weapons.
- Deleted the scene seating on wheelchair man firing on species.
- Deleted the scene species are killing two man. Commander throws hand grenade in space ship and blast ship.
- Deleted the scene a woman are firing on species.
- Deleted the scene heroine firing to glass chambers and kills her friend.
- Deleted the scene heroine and soldiers are coming in the room, all mans are dead.
- Deleted the scene heroine and soldiers are trap to species.
- Deleted the scene species attack on face of the heroine.
- Deleted the scene species attacks on soldier another soldiers fires on species and it.
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene two women are discussing.
- Deleted the scene heroine hits to villain.
- Deleted the scene heroine are sleeping on species.
- Deleted the scene heroine and species are together.
- Deleted the scene two mans are walking and man injured by bullet.
- Deleted the scene man are falling down
- Deleted the scene species loving the heroine, born species kills Soldier.
- Deleted the scene species shut the door with women soldier.
- Deleted the scene species attacking women another soldier divert its attention.
- Deleted the scene species killed a man, and try to kill women.
- Deleted the scene heroine attract species and brakes the glass to kill species...
- ConnexionsEdited into 5 Second Movies: Alien Resurrection (2009)
- Bandes originalesI'm Popeye the Sailor Man
Written by Samuel Lerner (as Sammy Lerner)
Whistled by Dominique Pinon (uncredited)
Commentaire en vedette
I actually read the novel before I had ever seen the feature, and I really enjoyed it. As I remembered being on holidays with my family soon after it just opened at cinemas and grabbing a copy to fill in the time. The aspect I liked about it was that the fact you could read that of the thoughts of the aliens. Sure it wouldn't work on film (well it might --- however it would feel quite odd to tell the truth), but it was an interesting touch in the book. I seen it a couple times now and it remains just as adrenaline pumped and enjoyably over-the-top entertainment.
Anyhow French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet and writer Josh Whedon (best known for penning "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer" TV series and than later on the TV show and movie "Firefly") would definitely change the tone of the franchise with this well-budgeted sequel "Alien Resurrection" as its broodingly surreal visual edge and venomous tongue-in-cheek approach were the signature styles of its creators. Was it better for it well, yes and no. While for me it doesn't come close to the first two films, I believe it to be an improvement over David Fincher's "Alien 3". Which I don't believe to be as bad as many make it out to be, but still a disappointing experience (although the producer's cut fixes up some problems evident in the theatrical release).
Whedon's story is a perfect blend of sci-fi/ horror / action that starts off with an interesting vision, before transcending into the same old formula. Nonetheless director Jeunet's clinical, but streamlined handling constructs some twisted images (like that of the newborn alien) and exciting passages outside the graphic jolts, liked the sequences staged underwater and involving some ladder climbing. The atmosphere is dark and shadowy with vast, open long wide photography and an expansively simmering score.
Special effects remain impressive as ever. Mixing with effective puppet work (how can you forget the second tongue and constant drooling!) and decent CGI work. The competent make-up FX stands up with moments of graphic carnage and new creation or two. The ensemble cast do decent job. Ron Pealman pretty much steals the show and Sigourney Weaver seems to be relishing her return. Winona Ryder is okay. Then there's solid support by Michael Wincott, J.E. Freeman, Dan Hedaya, Gary Dourdan and Brad Dourif.
Anyhow French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet and writer Josh Whedon (best known for penning "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer" TV series and than later on the TV show and movie "Firefly") would definitely change the tone of the franchise with this well-budgeted sequel "Alien Resurrection" as its broodingly surreal visual edge and venomous tongue-in-cheek approach were the signature styles of its creators. Was it better for it well, yes and no. While for me it doesn't come close to the first two films, I believe it to be an improvement over David Fincher's "Alien 3". Which I don't believe to be as bad as many make it out to be, but still a disappointing experience (although the producer's cut fixes up some problems evident in the theatrical release).
Whedon's story is a perfect blend of sci-fi/ horror / action that starts off with an interesting vision, before transcending into the same old formula. Nonetheless director Jeunet's clinical, but streamlined handling constructs some twisted images (like that of the newborn alien) and exciting passages outside the graphic jolts, liked the sequences staged underwater and involving some ladder climbing. The atmosphere is dark and shadowy with vast, open long wide photography and an expansively simmering score.
Special effects remain impressive as ever. Mixing with effective puppet work (how can you forget the second tongue and constant drooling!) and decent CGI work. The competent make-up FX stands up with moments of graphic carnage and new creation or two. The ensemble cast do decent job. Ron Pealman pretty much steals the show and Sigourney Weaver seems to be relishing her return. Winona Ryder is okay. Then there's solid support by Michael Wincott, J.E. Freeman, Dan Hedaya, Gary Dourdan and Brad Dourif.
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- Alien Resurrection
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- Budget
- 75 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 47 795 658 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 16 474 092 $ US
- 30 nov. 1997
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 161 376 069 $ US
- Durée1 heure 49 minutes
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- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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