Alien 3 DVD Movie

Alien 3

List Price	$14.98 (You save $5.29)
Studio	20th Century Fox
Orig Year	1992
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	6401
CD Universe Part number	1266339
Catalog number	2226625
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 02, 2007
Rating	R (MPAA)
Running Time	115 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen
Movie Details	Color; Dolby Surround AC-3 Sound; THX Sound; Collector's Edition; Widescreen; 20th Anniversary Edition

Alien 3 Movie Review

Average Rating: (3.3 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

2 stars Not worth the kill...
The third chapter just seemed to dull for me. It almost feels as if director David Fincher was in a hurry to end the saga of Ellen Ripley. One alien, no weapons and the story taking place at a prison just seems a bit ridiculous. If your a true fan of the series, you might want to imagine that the story truly ended with Aliens.
Submitted by nycsweetboy (NYC, N.Y.)
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3 stars What the hell happened
This one went to left field, way left field. Its a good movie. This one is different but good.
Submitted by Lee (Alabama)
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5 stars underappreaciated
This was a great movie although not as good as the first two. The acting was very impressive and the alien was scary as hell. I think they should have ended the series with this movie. Too Bad.
Submitted by velocitytrap2004 (rocky mount, NC)
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3 stars Why does everybody hate this movie?
Yes I agree that it is not the best Alien movie, but it was not awfull!!! The acting was great and the special effects for that time were brilliant. Loads more blood and guts than the first two. One great ending...
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1 star This movie is a perfect example of how to ruin a good series
Okay I enjoyed the first two Alien movies. They were amazing, masterpieces hell I could go on all day but Alien 3 is a perfect example of how to ruin a good movie series. This movie is such a pointless sequel and I can understand why the director David Fincher has dissowned it since the production wrapped. If you enjoyed the first two Alien films like I did you'll be sure doing yourself a favour and avoid it. If you pass it in the video store ignore it and go and find something worth your time. If you find it at a cheap price in a store avoid it. If it is given to you burn it. You'll be doing yourself a gigantic favour if you don't watch this movie believe me.
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