There’s a telling essay included in the monstrously comprehensive “Alien Quadrilogy” boxed set, an overwhelming nine-disc collection dedicated to the four “Alien” films that boasts ...

On the heels of a $1 million opening weekend for a limited theatrical release of Ridley's Scott's director's cut of "Alien," Fox has announced a Dec. 2 release date for the "Alien Quadrilogy ...

The Alien Quadrilogy is a nine-disc set containing all four of the Alien films, a bonus disc for all four films, and a fifth bonus disc (ninth overall) with a few more extras. It's one of the most ...

”Alien Resurrection” still isn’t very good. Fortunately, that’s one of only two pieces of bad news about The Alien Quadrilogy, an impressively exhaustive head trip through perhaps the most ...

Here is further evidence that the tail is wagging the dog in the film biz: The "Alien" franchise, which lasted about eight hours in theaters, is now more than 53 hours long.

There are whole eras of Alien at this point. The first few movies, once collected in a nifty, nine-disc DVD box set called the “Alien Quadrilogy,” all star Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley, an ...

Watching all the Alien films means watching through the original four Alien films, also called the quadrilogy, two prequel ...

Alien: A lethal alien lifeform stows away on a commercial mining ship. Aliens: A team of colonial marines return to the planet where the alien was first found, but find themselves trapped.

The Alien series (more specifically, Alien and Aliens) has always rightfully been viewed as one of the most terrifying and original blendings of horror, sci-fi, action and suspense, giving rise to ...

When it comes to the original Alien Quadrilogy, Resurrection is the only one that’s better left skipped. 10. Alien ... with Sigourney Weaver delivering the best work of her four films. 1. Alien ...

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The most wonderful and horrible thing about film franchises is that where they begin and where they end up usually have little to do with one another. Take the Alien series, now collected in an ...