About
Two hundred years after Lt. Ripley died, a group of scientists clone her, hoping to breed the ultimate weapon. But the new Ripley is full of surprises … as are the new aliens. Ripley must team with a band of smugglers to keep the creatures from reaching Earth.
Rating and Reviews
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6.156/10
Filipe Manuel Neto
**Despite some merits and the effort of the director and cast, it is the weakest of the Alien films.** This was the fourth film in the Alien franchise, and the last one for many years. The franchis... read more
about 2 years ago
GenerationofSwine
I can't believe how the Alien franchise has been politicized in two directions by the same side of the political debate. I pointed out Ripley as an example of a strong female lead that everyone lov... read more
over 2 years ago
CinemaSerf
At the end of the last film, we see "Ripley" (Sigourney Weaver) fall headline into a vat of what looks like molten lava, clutching her newborn - determined that neither shall survive. Well, luckily fo... read more
about 3 years ago
r96sk
Super fun! I wasn't expecting <em>'Alien Resurrection'</em> to come out better than <em>'Alien³'</em>. Sure, this 1997 flick isn't as great as <em>'Alien'</em> and <em>'Aliens'</em> but I honestly ... read more
over 3 years ago
Wuchak
_**A combo of the first three with a couple fresh ideas**_ Two hundred years after Ripley’s death in the previous film (Sigourney Weaver), she wakes up as a clone in a space station, which also ser... read more
about 5 years ago
bestchallenger
A pretty average movie, specially compared to the previous installments in the Alien franchise (even Alien 3). The plot sometimes gets very confusing and none of the characters are memorable. Some of ... read more
over 6 years ago
John Chard
Let sleeping dogs lie? Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the makers here basically stick safe to the formula of the series. This time it's a space station with space pirates and a cloned Ripley (Sigg... read more
almost 9 years ago
People
Cast
Sigourney Weaver
Ripley
Winona Ryder
Call
Dominique Pinon
Vriess
Ron Perlman
Johner
Gary Dourdan
Christie
Michael Wincott
Elgyn
Kim Flowers
Hillard
Dan Hedaya
General Perez
J.E. Freeman
Dr. Wren
Brad Dourif
Gediman
Raymond Cruz
Distephano
Leland Orser
Purvis
Carolyn Campbell
Anesthesiologist
Marlene Bush
Scientist
David St. James
Surgeon
Rodney Mitchell
Soldier with Glove
Robert Faltisco
Soldier Shot Through Helmet
David Rowe
Frozen Soldier
Garrett House
Soldier
Rod Damer
Soldier
Mark Mansfield
Soldier
Daniel Raymont
Soldier
Cris D'Annunzio
Soldier
Steven Gilborn
Father (voice)
Robert Bastens
Sleeper
Rico Bueno
Sleeper
Alex Lorre
Sleeper
Ronald Ramessar
Sleeper
Nicole Fellows
Young Ripley
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Lead Alien
Joan La Barbara
Newborn Vocal (voice)
Archie Hahn
Newborn Vocal (voice)
Eddie Yansick
Soldier Who Stuns Ripley (uncredited)
Nito Larioza
Sleeper (uncredited)
David Prior
Alien (uncredited)
Nicholas Talone
Soldier in Cocoon (uncredited)
Brad Martin
Soldier Shot by Johner (uncredited)
Wanda De Jesus
(uncredited)
Alec Gillis
Hero Alien Warrior (uncredited)
Director
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Director
Shannon Kenny
Script Supervisor
Susan Walter
Assistant Director
Mark Oppenheimer
First Assistant Director
Nancy King
Second Assistant Director
Jackie C. Lee
Second Second Assistant Director
Creator
Joss Whedon
Screenplay
Dan O'Bannon
Characters
Ronald Shusett
Characters
James Cameron
Characters
David Giler
Characters
Larry Ferguson
Characters
Walter Hill
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