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Theo 2021-10-19 09:53:29
Wonderful battle of positions
I watched "Alien 1" and "Alien 2" a long time ago. A long time later, I still remember the claustrophobic atmosphere of "Alien 1". But for "Alien 2", except for "kill kill kill", I have almost no impression. Perhaps this can explain that "Alien 1" has a higher artistic achievement, and...
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Cyrus 2022-04-20 09:01:07
So boring, doomed battle
Looking at this film now, fortunately, it is because of its historical nature and the classic status of Alien, otherwise it is really bad.
This movie, which is better than the rhythm and atmosphere, has always made people extremely nervous, but this kind of trick of facing unknown or little-known...
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Haley 2022-03-23 09:01:10
Very well inherited the standard of the previous work, less horror, more explosive. Isn't the crane robot just the prototype of "Avatar". Lao Ka's films are basically indispensable for sturdy women with guns.
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Trevion 2021-10-20 18:58:38
It's so exciting! This old version of Alien Sequel 2 can be described as perfect. It has a climax from beginning to end. It is a daily squad and annihilation. The heroine daily picks the main beam and fights the Alien's mother. It is also an absolute five-star commercial film from the current perspective! This 2 sequel deeply educates aliens, don't mess with a lolicon! The heroine can kill all the monsters in order to save the little loli!
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[Ripley leaves]
