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Now with Prometheus released, a prequel to the Aliens series, the movie has ended a sixteen year drought, which saw the last Alien movie released in 1997, Alien: Resurrection.

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He does, however, sense an overall increase in alien movies in the last two decades.
As the movie begins, a wave of violent prawn unrest — not unlike the one that rocked South Africa's real townships only last month — has prompted the good people of Jo» burg to crave even greater distance from their sub-human neighbors, and a forced relocation of all alien residents to a Guantánamo - style tent city known as District 10 has become law.
Written by Ehren Kruger, who penned the previous two «Transformers» movies, and directed by Bay, who has directed each installment but says this fourth one will be his last, «Extinction» introduces a new human protagonist in Mark Wahlberg, playing a mechanic who gets caught in the middle of an ongoing war between rival clans of shape - shifting alien robots.
Clocking in at 155 minutes (five minutes longer than the last movie), the action includes even more computer - animated clashes between the alien Autobots and Decepticons.
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But The Last Knight is a strong contender for the most nonsensical of all of Michael Bay's nonsensical robot alien movies, and is probably also the most boring....
However, co-writers Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich (the latter is returning to direct) have revealed that ID4 - 2 takes place in an alternate present - day reality, where humanity has spent the last two decades harvesting the alien technology featured in the first movie.
The last moments are troubled in a way otherwise alien to the movie; where a character leaving a house at the start of the film sets the ball rolling, the same action at the end does so only for the eyes.
Viewed all together, in the movie's central set - piece, they offer perhaps the most diverse collection of bizarre body shapes and alien - like protuberances since your last visit to the Mos Eisley Cantina, though not necessarily the most diverting.
But after his last movie, Cowboys & Aliens, debuted to tepid reviews,...
OPENING THIS WEEK Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun by Kam Williams For movies opening December 25, 2007 BIG BUDGET FILMS Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (R for violence, gore and profanity) There is no peace on Earth this Christmas for the unsuspecting folks in the quiet Colorado town where this sci - fi sequel unfolds pitting the last surviving predator against an army of aliens in a bloody, bestial shoAliens vs. Predator: Requiem (R for violence, gore and profanity) There is no peace on Earth this Christmas for the unsuspecting folks in the quiet Colorado town where this sci - fi sequel unfolds pitting the last surviving predator against an army of aliens in a bloody, bestial shoaliens in a bloody, bestial showdown.
And even self - identifying fans may be dispirited by the degree to which the movie plays like a retread of innumerable other science - fiction thrillers, including the «Alien» movies, «Event Horizon,» «Sunshine,» «Europa Report» and last year's underappreciated «Life,» which died a premature death in theaters.
Along with its mother movie, «10 Cloverfield Lane» features elements from «Room», «The Silence of the Lambs», last year's M. Night Shaymalan's thriller «The Visit», «Alien» and even «The Truman Show».
how The Last Starfighter was this totally awesome movie where a videogame - lovin» kid gets drafted into this intergalactic conflict and then crashes on a planet and becomes pregnant with an alien baby but becomes like «My Two Dads» with this other alien who was initially his mortal enemy but then they become best friends.
It's because the «monsters» called out to fight the alien (the voice of Rainn Wilson: Juno, The Last Mimzy) so wonderfully upend the paranoia inherent in the genre being sent up that the movie becomes a whole new creature.
This is the lasting appeal of Jack Finney's novel, «The Body Snatchers» and why its concept has inspired countless science fiction movies throughout the years - from three versions of the novel itself (in 1956, 1978 and 1994 as Body Snatchers by director Abel Ferrara of Bad Lieutenant fame) to Heinlein's The Puppet Masters (finally in 1994) and the 1980s remake of The Thing - all of them dealing with people being surreptitiously taken over by alien presences.
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Spider - Man's dark twin — last glimpsed in the unloved Spider - Man 3 — gets his own movie, with Tom Hardy playing a man possessed by shapeshifting black alien goo.
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The Alien franchise has had a bit of a rocky recent past what with the poorly received Colonial Marines from last year and a downward spiral in the movies as well.
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