So, let’s address the Alien Queen in the room: why am I telling you to watch (or re-watch) Resurrection, a movie that left both fans and critics a bit unimpressed? For one thing, I think it’s time we admit a hard truth: the first two Alien films were perfect examples of two different genres (cabin in the woods horror and sci-fi action, respectively) and everybody chooses one of those as their favorite in the franchise. Alien: Resurrection has historically suffered from fans comparing it to those first two masterpieces, but without the weight of such expectation, the movie is pretty engaging.
In addition to some fun action sequences (which, to be clear, are good, not great), Alien: Resurrection keeps things engaging with the chemistry between its characters. Sigourney Weaver brings the best out of her costars, elevating performances from already-amazing actors like Ryder and Perlman. Everybody is clearly having fun on set, and that helps the extended cast feel like more than alien bait (looking at you, Romulus).
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