Cinephile Saturday: Alien3
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
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Step into the shadowy corridors of "Alien 3" as we unravel the film's most controversial elements and their impact on the franchise's legacy. With special guests Joshua and Susanna, we dissect the contentious off-screen fates of Hicks and Newt, the enigmatic alien eggs, and the return to a suspense-driven narrative. Our debate ventures into the realm of special effects, the assembly cut's ox versus dog host conundrum, and Sigourney Weaver's pivotal role in the film's direction. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the series, this episode promises a compelling exploration of a divisive chapter in the "Alien" saga.
The xenomorph's adaptability and the challenges of connecting with the prison inhabitants take center stage in our critical analysis. We tackle the transition from practical to CGI effects and its immersion-breaking consequences. Dillon emerges as a beacon of depth in a sea of prisoners while we ponder the plot's inconsistencies, especially when juxtaposed with the corresponding video games. This conversation is a candid reflection on the creative choices that both haunted and intrigued audiences, culminating in a thoughtful rating that encapsulates our mixed feelings.
As we conclude our journey through the eerie universe of "Alien 3," we delve into the evolution of our tastes within the series. We reminisce over the thrill of "Alien: Resurrection" in our youth and how maturity has deepened our appreciation for the nuanced storytelling of the earlier films. Looking ahead, we invite you to join us in anticipation of our next foray into the franchise-will "Alien: Resurrection" stand the test of time, or will it fall prey to the claws of critical re-evaluation? Tune in for a voyage that's as complex and enigmatic as the creatures it portrays.
Thank you so much for your analysis. I think the assembly cut is one of the most underrated pieces of cinema ever.
It really is. It makes me sad more people don't know about it or haven't been able to see it.
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I prefer the Alien 3 assembly cut to Aliens.
For me Aliens is in no doubt an enjoyable b-movie action flick but it gets very silly in the latter half and removes all the horror and anxiety from the alien lore.
The Queen was a dreadful idea and undermined the original egg-morphing concept I'd been fascinated by since 1979.
I go back and fourth about the queen, on one hand it's kind of a neat idea but the idea of morphing into eggs is more terrifying. Thanks for listening!