A bizarre story about love and life, revolving around philosophical and political themes.
Its hard to explain why I like this film. Its one of those where you get something you didn't expect, but still hoped for.
The whole cast is great, this is one of Robert Pattinson's best roles, with Naomi Ackie and Steven Yeun bringing some of their best work.
Boong Jon Ho had fun working on this film, and you can feel it in every scene.
A true cult classic.
The acting within this film is some of the best I have ever seen, you simply believe that the panic, stress and paranoia is real. Kurt Russel and Keith David will have you hanging on to their every word as their respective characters navigate through the plot. Paired with the practical effects that eloquently display a nightmarish, garish creature which will make you feel disturbed and uneasy, along with making you remember why body horror is…
A well-deserved sequel that, much like the rest of the series, builds its unsettling tone over the course of the film, optint to wiselyn orchestrate it around Damien, and how his occult origins affect those around him, and the consequences of his existence [+½ star for the ending].
A perfect sequel to an already amazing film. A pure blend of dread, action and heart. Every time an Alien appears you believe that the characters are in immediate danger. The way Cameron expanded upon the space that Scott created is unparalleled, the aesthetics of the military, the nests and the barren land of LV-426 make for an unorthodox beauty that you can't see anywhere else. A superlative sci-fi experience that you will not find anywhere else [and Bishop's kinda...].
