Crwthod A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

Griff Lees Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

Erica Derrick By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Torrin-McFinn77 After that debacle that was Alien3, we got this one. A resurrected Ripley and a new cast of characters, including Ron Perlman and Winona Ryder. A lot of people seemed to hate this one, but I liked it better than Alien3. There was action but it was a little more warped than its predecessors, including that creepy alien baby that makes the Chupacabra look cute. I won't call this one the best, but it was decent in my opinion. If you enjoyed the first two, fine. But don't bother if you've already seen Alien3. This may not be much consolation. But don't take my word for it.

lewishamilton-35961 Alien Resurrection concludes the original Alien saga. This time we get a clone of Ellen Ripley(as she had self-immolated herself in 3) that some scientists aboard a spaceship create by working on the DNA samples of Ripley they recovered at the site of movie 3. Along with the DNA is intertwined a DNA of the Queen alien embryo that was gestating inside Ripley in Alien 3. The team aboard the spaceship create eggs from the embryo out of which emerge the new Xenomorphs- these are expert swimmers, creepy looking and share a bond with the "mother" Ellen Ripley. The usual trope follows- the scientists, machine squads and a group of space mercenaries are hunted by the hybrid Aliens. This is a decent film and contains some pretty good action set pieces(an underwater chase sequence is a highlight) and great set designs.

Eric Stevenson I really admit that if it wasn't for the Nostalgia Critic's funny review of this movie I would have probably liked this more. Then again, I noticed a lot of the problems while I was watching the movie. It looks like this is the last in the Alien series chronological wise. The new movies are better, but of course not as good as the oldest ones. I actually really did like the special effects in this movie. It's weird because it actually starts with this really stupid CGI shot of a fly, but it gets much better. There are so many things that don't make sense.In the scene where the guy with the Xenomorph was attacking the villain, I had no clue what was going on. Was the alien mind controlling him? Well, it does lead to a pretty cool scene. The first half hour of this movie is pretty boring too. Around the third part, it does get its best parts because the action is nice. The problem is, this film doesn't bring anything new to the Alien mythology. I guess there is this new alien creature that appears at the end, but even that was poorly designed. Sigourney Weaver is still nice and yes, she actually literally made that backwards basketball shot in the film. **

Miguel Neto Alien: Resurrection was the proof that the Alien saga should have already finished in the 2 movie, but unlike many people, I do not think movie as bad as Alien 3 for example, but it is undeniable that they are making the story worse and worse, With very wrong choices, the movie has an Alien Hybrid which is a ridiculous thing that I've seen, the movie was totally sunk after this Alien appears, which is not only is only visually ridiculous, but also bizarre, Ripley was Jean-Pierre Jeunet's direction is weak, the cast has Winona Ryder who even tries, but is handicapped by the weak script, but the movie has nice parts, I liked it Of the special effects, but the film has problems of direction and script. Note 4.2