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Nach 57 Jahren im Kälteschlaf wird Lieutenant Ripley gerettet. Mit einem Trupp Soldaten reist sie auf den Planeten der Aliens zurück. Ungeachtet der Gefahr wurde dort in der Zwischenzeit eine Kolonie der Menschen errichtet. Doch von den Bewohnern. Aliens – Die Rückkehr (Alternativtitel Alien II, Originaltitel Aliens) ist ein US-amerikanischer Science-Fiction-Actionfilm aus dem Jahr und die Fortsetzung. Kritik zum Film Aliens aus dem Jahr von Regisseur James Cameron. Aliens stellt bis heute einen Meilenstein im Actionkino dar. Aliens - Die Rückkehr (). Aliens. 2. Teil der Sci-Fi-Horror-Serie, inszeniert von James Cameron: 57 Jahre nach ihrer ersten Begegnung mit dem Alien stößt. Alles zum Film «Aliens ()»: Reviews, Trailer, Bilder, Kinoprogramm und vieles mehr. - Геннадий Пинчук hat diesen Pin entdeckt. Entdecke (und sammle) deine eigenen Pins bei Pinterest. Aliens () (Remastered). Englisch · DVD. US Version | Ländercode 1. Wichtiger Hinweis: Dieser Artikel lässt sich nur auf codefree-Geräten.
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Aliens 1986 TurretsSay what you will about James Cameron, but he's got a pretty great track record as it relates to successful movies.
Realistically speaking, I think he may be the most financially successful filmmaker of all time. Cameron's is more impressive when you take into consideration the fact that he has made just SEVEN movies in his career.
That's almost a billion per movie. Cameron has his faults as a filmmaker, but there's no denying he's always been at the forefront for innovation in special effects and new film techniques.
But I digress, that's neither here nor there, I just felt like starting out with that. Having said all of that, on to this film.
And I'm gonna start off with something that might be controversial to some, but Alien and Aliens is the greatest one-two punch in horror film franchise history.
It might be controversial to some, but there's really no debate to me in any way, shape or form. I really liked Evil Dead, but I didn't think ever reached the great category.
I felt that it fell just a little bit short of that. Evil Dead 2 is one of my favorite horror movies of all time, so there you have it.
Having watched Alien a week and a half ago, I was aware that its sequel, this film, was a more action heavy affair when compared to the atmospheric and tense-filled original.
I don't know why that, in my head, already created a scenario where this movie just wouldn't be as good as Alien. Just because a horror sequel or any sequel for that matter relies more on action than its first installment does not instantly make it a worse film.
I think this is an assumption that most of us would, wrongly, make. It's not necessarily the most fair way to head into a movie. It really isn't. But, and I don't wanna say I was surprised, this film is pretty fucking great.
While both films take place in the same universe, with the same lead character and the same villains, the similarities end there.
The original was a more claustrophobic and contained experience. It built up dread through the usage of its atmosphere and the element of surprise, you never knew where the xenomorph would appear in.
He could be in the next room, or in the air duct, or right above you. That made the xenomorph in the original seem more terrifying.
This movie opens things up, taking place on terraformed colony where the alien eggs and facehugger were discovered in the first film. The film focuses on Ripley, duh, a group of colonial marines sent to investigate this colony that has families living in it as no transmission has been received from them for a long time.
I will say that the first half or so of the movie, maybe slightly less than half, is a slow-burn. Building up to the first appearance of the xenomorph.
It's not a dread-filled as the original, but they do a good job regardless. I love that when the xenomorphs do appear, and the shit hits the fan for the marines, you're not exactly what happened, how it happened and who actually died.
It's very disorienting. And I can imagine that, if I was in a wartime situation and the enemy took us by surprising, it'd feel similar to this.
You really don't know what happened during and it's only after the fact, when you've had time to regroup and catch your breath, where you try to figure out what happened and how.
And when the movie does get going, it really doesn't stop with its intensity and visceral attack on your sense.
That's one of the many different things when compared to the original, the film is much more conventionally intense. The use of the word 'conventionally' might seem like a negative to some, but what I mean is the fact that they throw so much more at you than the original movie and it's pretty fucking great.
The xenomorphs are still terrifyingly designed. But this is where I have some problems with the film. The xenomorphs are greatly designed and everything, but they're dispatched of so easily by the marines and Ripley that it takes some of their original effectiveness away from them.
They still do some really cool stuff with them, like running through the air ducts, but some of the scare factor is taken away from them.
Of course, the xenomorphs are really just the set-up for the queen, the one who's laying the eggs, and her eventual showdown with Ripley. And, really, the film is about one simple theme and that is motherhood.
Ripley takes care of a little girl who survived the attack on her colony. She grows attached to her and, naturally, wants to protect her from these evil motherfuckers.
The queen, on the other hand, is trying to protect her own children. Yes, these children are using the colonists as hosts to create more of these xenomorphs, but they're still her children.
The climactic battle between the queen and Ripley boils down to that. The queen just wants revenge for Ripley's destruction of her eggs via flamethrower.
She's not doing it just because, she's a pissed-off mother, just like Ripley is a pissed-off mother protecting Newt. The metaphor isn't subtle, but it is very well done.
And Sigourney Weaver is tremendous here, she really fucking is. She was so great that she got an Academy Award nomination for her performance.
This might be her best performance ever, though Weaver has always had a very strong track record. You know, I've always complained about the Resident Evil movies being more action than horror.
What I mean by that is that they sacrifice the horror elements, there's nothing even close to remotely scary about those movies, in order to make a, more marketable, violent action flick.
But this film proves that you can make a movie that's equal parts horror and action. Again, the xenomorphs are still greatly designed, which means that they would scare people and there's plenty of shooting and explosions in the film to satisfy action fans.
THIS is how you combine these two genres and I'm surprised that the Resident Evil film franchise has learned absolutely nothing from this flick.
Don't know what else to say about this movie. The cast is full of memorable characters, great action and great in-your-face horror.
The debate will always be whether Alien or this movie is better. And, to me, there's no real debate to be had. I think both movies are equally as great for completely different reasons.
But I can sort of see how some people who loved the original flick might hate this. Same thing with people who liked this but hated the original.
Though I don't know how you can like this movie without liking the original, it pretty much set the ground for the franchise.
It's just a shame that it was downhill for the franchise from this point on. At least until Prometheus, which people loved and hated, but at least it took risks.
I've got the other two films with Ripley on my DVR. I'll watch them eventually, but I certainly don't expect them to compare with the first two films.
With that said, I pretty much loved this fucking movie from beginning to end. This, along with The Thing and Evil Dead 2, are some of my favorite horror films from this decade.
I would highly recommend this film to anyone who hasn't seen it yet. Make sure you watch the original first, though. You don't really NEED to watch it, but it'd be a great idea watching them both back-to-back.
Fucking great movie right here. Jesse O Super Reviewer. May 17, One of the reasons I'm still clinging onto hope that the Avatar franchise isn't a one-hit wonder is because James Cameron has proven how well he can build out a world in a sequel.
He did it with Terminator and he certainly did it with Aliens. It's not only a great sci-fi thriller, but it's easily one of the greatest action films to date.
With a much bigger budget and story, Aliens takes everything that was great with Alien, and doubles down on it. All while at the same time building his own world of Alien mythology that seems similar and different enough from Ridley Scott's film to succeed as a sequel and stand on its own.
It's a hard thing to do, but amazingly Aliens does it. What's great about this adventure is that we know what to expect with the Xenomorphs.
We know that these explorers and military personnel are in for a rude awakening when they reach the colony, but the film takes us on the journey anyway.
Everything is avoidable, but yet, all of the character decisions feel logical anyway. It's pretty amazing what 7 years can do to special effects and production designs.
While Alien was very contained and simplistic, Aliens is just the opposite, bold with a massive scope. It's a testament to making films with real effects and minimal green screen and CGI, because films and these in particular are always scarier and more thrilling when everything feels real.
In fact, you feel like you're going on this journey right alongside the crew, experiencing each gun shot and face-hugging with them. Alien Warrior John Lees Lydecker uncredited Jay Benedict Newt's Father uncredited Holly De Jong Newt's Mother uncredited Jill Goldston Newt's Brother uncredited Elizabeth Inglis Simpson uncredited Stuart Milligan Salvage Team Leader uncredited Bob Sherman Salvage Team Leader voice uncredited Chris Webb Alien Warrior uncredited Tom Woodruff Jr.
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Bigger Boat Pictures. İzlediklerim Halloween Share this page:. Clear your history. Corporal Hicks. Private Hudson. The group travels to the processing station, allowing a heavily armed Ripley to enter the hive and rescue Newt.
As they escape, the two encounter the alien queen in her egg chamber. When an egg begins to open, Ripley uses her flamethrower to destroy the eggs and the queen's ovipositor.
Pursued by the enraged queen, Ripley and Newt reunite with Bishop and Hicks on the dropship. All four escape moments before the station explodes with the colony consumed by the nuclear blast.
On the Sulaco , the group is ambushed by the queen, who stowed away in the ship's landing gear. The queen tears Bishop in half and advances on Newt, but Ripley battles the creature using an exosuit cargo-loader and expels it through an airlock into space.
Ripley, Newt, Hicks, and the critically damaged Bishop enter hypersleep for their return trip to Earth.
Paul Maxwell portrays Van Leuwen, the head of the review board that revokes Ripley's flight license, and Carl Toop portrays the aliens and alien queen.
David Giler declared in Brandywine Productions were intent on "immediately making a sequel" to Alien , having the full support of 20th Century Fox president Alan Ladd Jr.
However, that year Ladd left amid Fox's transition to new owners Marc Rich and Marvin Davis , and the new studio management had no interest in the sequel.
By the time the lawsuit was settled in , Fox had new executives that got interested in continuing Alien. While filming The Terminator , Cameron wrote 90 pages for Aliens , and although the script was not finished, Fox's new president Larry Gordon was impressed and told him that if The Terminator was a success, he would be able to direct Aliens.
Following the success of The Terminator , Cameron and producing partner Gale Anne Hurd were given approval to direct and produce the sequel to Alien , scheduled for a release.
Cameron was enticed by the opportunity to create a new world and opted not to follow the same formula as Alien , but to create a worthy combat sequel focusing "more on terror, less on horror".
Cameron drew inspiration for the Aliens story from the Vietnam War , a situation in which a technologically superior force was mired in a hostile foreign environment: "Their training and technology are inappropriate for the specifics, and that can be seen as analogous to the inability of superior American firepower to conquer the unseen enemy in Vietnam: a lot of firepower and very little wisdom, and it didn't work.
Heinlein 's novel Starship Troopers as a major influence that led to the incorporation of various themes and phrases, such as the terms "the drop" and "bug hunt" as well as the cargo-loader exoskeleton.
Cameron opted to hire actors who had, or could imitate, American accents. After over 3, individuals in the United Kingdom were unsuccessfully auditioned, American actors were chosen instead, including three who had previously worked with Cameron on The Terminator : Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton, and Michael Biehn.
Actors who played Marines were asked to read Robert A. Heinlein 's novel Starship Troopers and undergo military training, which included running, lifting weights, learning salutes, marches, deployments, and maneuvers, for two weeks.
Cameron wanted the Marines to train together so that they would form bonds that would show on-screen.
Sigourney Weaver, William Hope, and Paul Reiser were absent from training because of other obligations, but Cameron felt that this suited their characters as "outsiders" in the film.
Weaver reprised her role from Alien. Biehn was hastily cast a week after filming had commenced, and thus was not present for the military training.
Only a few shots of him remain in the film, such as when the team first enters the alien hive, because those sequences were too expensive to re-shoot; only his back is seen.
According to the casting director, Newt was the most difficult role to cast: school children were auditioned, but many of them had acted in commercials and were accustomed to smiling after saying their lines.
Henn, from Atwater, California , [19] was chosen out of children for the role, although she had no previous acting experience. Al Matthews attributed his casting to his military experience in Vietnam.
Many of the crew had worked on Alien and were fiercely loyal to Ridley Scott, and they believed the year-old Cameron was too young and inexperienced to direct.
In response, he arranged a screening of The Terminator , which had not yet been released in the UK, but many of the crew did not attend.
Cameron clashed with the original director of photography Dick Bush when Bush started production saying the schedule couldn't be met and when he insisted on lighting the alien nest set brightly.
Cameron insisted on a dark, foreboding nest, relying on the lights from the Marines' armor. After Bush was fired, the crew walked out.
Hurd managed to coax the team back to work, and Adrian Biddle was hired as Bush's replacement. The crew thought it was a perfect place to film because of its grilled walkways and numerous corridors, but had to spend money to remove asbestos from the station.
Early concept art was created by Syd Mead , who had previously worked on Blade Runner , , and Tron. One of the original designs for the spaceship Sulaco was spherical, but it was redesigned as the ship would be out of frame due to the film's aspect ratio.
Cameron showed Mead his own concept art, and the final result was described as "rocket gun that carries stuff". British Airways was re-equipping several of its aircraft tug tractors , and the crew managed to purchase a hp Hunslet ATT 77 [26] tug to use as the armored personnel carrier.
The crew used many "junk" items in the set designs, such as Ripley's toilet, which came from a Boeing Lockers, helicopter engines, and vending machines were used as set elements in the opening hypersleep scene.
Production designer Peter Lamont was asked to reduce the cost of several scenes, including the not-yet-filmed Colonial Marine hypersleep sequence.
Gale Hurd wanted to cut the scene altogether, but Lamont and Cameron felt it was important to the sequence of the film.
To save on cost, only four hypersleep chambers were created, and a mirror was used to create the illusion that there were twelve in the scene.
Instead of using hydraulics, the chambers were opened and closed by wires operated by puppeteers. Weapons used by the Colonial Marines were based on fully functional weapons.
British armorers used guns they found to be the most reliable when firing blanks and those which looked futuristic. The 'smart guns' carried by Vasquez and Drake were based on the German MG 42 machine gun and were maneuvered with Steadicam -like harnesses created using old motorcycle parts.
The crew found flamethrowers the most difficult weapon to create and use, as they were the heaviest and most dangerous. Aside from the alien queen , designed by Cameron himself, the aliens were inspired by H.
Giger 's designs for the original. Cameron felt the dome was too fragile for the practical effects, [30] and also felt that the cranium design was more visually interesting without it.
Brothers Robert and Dennis Skotak were hired to supervise the visual effects, having previously worked with Cameron on several Roger Corman movies.
Two stages were used to construct the colony on LV, using miniature models that were, on average, six feet tall and three feet wide.
Cameron used these miniatures and several effects to make scenes look larger than they really were, including rear projection, mirrors, beam splitters, camera splits and foreground miniatures.
Due to budget limits, Cameron said he had to pay for the robotic arm used to cut into Ripley's shuttle in the opening scene. The model could not stand on its own, requiring either wires dangling from the shoulders or a pole through the back attached to a crane.
While Sigourney Weaver was inside the power loader model, a stunt man standing behind it would move the arms and legs. The alien suits were made more flexible and durable than the ones used in Alien to expand on the creatures' movements and allow them to crawl and jump.
Dancers, gymnasts, and stunt men were hired to portray the aliens. Various 8-foot-tall 2. Stan Winston's team created fully articulated facehuggers that could move their fingers; these were moved by wires hidden on the scenery or the actors' clothing.
The one that walked towards Ripley had a mechanism akin to a pull toy , with pulleys that moved the fingers, and its jump combined three models shot separately: the walking facehugger, a stationary model dangling on a table leg, and another model being pulled towards the camera.
According to production staff, scenes involving the alien queen were the most difficult to film. A life-sized mockup was created by Stan Winston 's company in the United States to see how it would operate.
Once the testing was complete, the crew working on the queen flew to England and began work creating the final version.
Standing at 14 feet 4. Two puppeteers were inside the suit operating its arms, and 16 were required to move it. All sequences involving the full-size queen were filmed in-camera with no post-production manipulation.
Music composer James Horner felt he was not given enough time to create a musical score. Horner arrived in England and expected the film to be completed and to write the score in six weeks, which he thought was a sufficient amount of time.
Horner, however, discovered that filming and editing were still taking place, and he was unable to view the film.
He visited the sets and editing rooms for three weeks and found that editor Ray Lovejoy was barely keeping up with the workload for reasons of time restrictions.
Horner believed Cameron was preoccupied with sound effects, citing that Cameron spent two days with the sound engineer creating the sounds for the pulse rifles.
He also complained that he was given an outdated recording studio; the score was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios , a thenyear-old studio that was barely able to patch in synthesizers or use the electronic equipment that Horner required.
Six weeks from theatrical release, no dubbing had taken place and the score had not been written as Horner was unable to view the completed film.
The final cue for the scene in which Ripley battles the alien queen was written overnight. Cameron completely reworked the scene, leaving Horner to rewrite the music.
As Gale Hurd did not have much music production experience, she and Cameron denied Horner's request to push the film back four weeks so he could finish the score.
The score was recorded in roughly four days. Horner stated that tensions between himself and Cameron were so high during post-production that he assumed they would never work together again.
Horner believed that Cameron's film schedules were too short and stressful. The two parted ways until when Cameron, impressed with Horner's score for Braveheart , asked him to compose the score for Titanic.
Aliens was first released on VHS in , finishing as the tenth-best-selling title of the year. These additions include a segment showing Newt's family first encountering the derelict spacecraft on LV, Ripley's learning that her daughter died during the years she was in hypersleep, a scene in the operations building in which the Marines use sentry guns against the aliens, and several extended dialogue scenes between Ripley and the Marines.
Most of the special edition's footage was first seen when the film made its broadcast television debut on CBS in , but two additional sequences concerning Burke's transmission to the colony about the derelict, and the Jorden family's subsequent discovery of the same, were added to the initial LaserDisc release.
According to Cameron, the visual effects for the scene were incomplete, so he went back to the Skotak brothers and had them finish the sequences.
All currently available versions of the special edition contain these scenes. Both the theatrical version and the special edition were released again in as part of the Alien Quadrilogy DVD box set along with similar versions of Alien , Alien 3 , and Alien Resurrection.
A separate two-disc "special collector's edition" DVD of Aliens was released on January 6 , , containing the same material as the two Aliens discs in the Quadrilogy set.
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