Alien 5: Fight or Fly?

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Could it be? Could our most loved and terrifying creature from space really be coming back to hug our faces on the big screen? Sigourney Weaver who played our great protagonist Ellen Ripley hopes so., it has been noted all around the World Wide Web that she feels the story is not quite finished yet and another Alien film is needed to round the series off.

The Alien franchise consists of four sci-fi action horror films starting with Alien in 1979, followed seven years later by the sequel Aliens (1986) then onto Alien 3 (1992) and ending (possibly) with Alien: Resurrection in 1997.

I’m not including AVP in this list of the franchise because in my film critic opinion they weren’t movies, but a bit of film on our screens to make more money. Don’t judge me! If you like these ridiculous movies, I don’t think any less of you! These movies however do not make me worry about another Alien being made, I just hope Sigourney and the producers keep the feel of Alien and don’t use of the aftermath of AVP.

Choosing the right director, if this movie goes ahead, will play a large part in the movies success competing with masters Ridley Scott, James Cameron, David Fincher and  Jean-Pierre Jeunet.

Adding a fifth movie to this large and successful franchise is risky, but with a film like Alien, a risk that could kill you is a good risk.

Let me know what you think! Is another Alien a good idea? Who would you suggest to direct it?!



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