[Poison Shadow]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

The biggest issue with 3 is that it completely spits all over the ending to Aliens to the point that it insults both the audience and characters. Not just that, but none of the characters are even remotely likable. Oh, and it is quite boring.

Alien Resurrection is just a poorly made movie and would be completely unwatchable if it weren't for Ron Perlman. The acting is absolutely atrocious and the CGI is just bad. Cameron made everything look better and he did everything with practical effects.

Now I do agree that if Blommkrap just writes them out, he is taking an easy way out. I would rather they just be nightmares Ripley experienced while she, Newt, and Hicks were in hyper sleep. But then, knowing him, the movie will move at the pace of a snail, he will make it turn out that the Xenomoprhs are some misunderstood race who are being oppressed by men.

I'll agree with your assessment of Resurrection, but along with Ron Perlman, I also quite liked the wheelchair-bound character as well as the female android. I would probably buy action figures of all three of them, along with the mad scientist. I think there were a couple of great ideas in there, and some great lines here and there, but none of them were executed particularly well. It felt very "comic booky" though, like something Dark Horse would have published in the 90's.

As far as Blomkamp goes, we can probably expect a heightened role for Weyland-Yutani, or at the very least an ominous presence regarding the company in some way.