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Alien³ (1992)

1992 • 1h 54m • Horror, Action • R
On September 20, 2026
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Reviews — Alien³

Audience write-ups from TMDB

r96sk

7/10
Feb 23, 2022

It immediately brought Gordon Ramsay to mind—there’s a lot of harsh language! Sigourney Weaver is as captivating as ever, and Charles S. Dutton and Charles Dance provide solid performances; Dutton’s in particular stood out. I appreciated the music and that we finally see more of the alien itself, which was something I'd hoped for from the earlier installments. The story isn't amazing but it holds your attention

5rJoud

10/10
Jul 2, 2021

It feels like everything possible has already been said regarding this movie, but let’s examine why its rating is so low on another website. Here are some observations from a reviewer who enjoys widespread support from their audience. 1. At times the viewers seem incredibly bored, while at other points they appear confused by the unusual action sequences. Unusual action? Was it too strange to follow? And I apo

Charles Dance

9/10
Feb 19, 2017

Alien 3 surpasses even the action elements of *Aliens* in its quality. The film brings the franchise back to the dark, artistic horror foundation laid by Ridley Scott’s initial movie. Gone are the family-friendly aspects, neat resolutions, and distracting characters with firearms. This is a profoundly somber and affecting film that feels like a direct continuation of *Alien* (1979). The acting is consistently s

John Chard

8/10
Jul 24, 2016

This film is fantastic, I genuinely enjoy it. It's essentially about a creature on the loose, but the sci-fi prison colony setting—along with its odd religious elements—creates an exciting and unsettling atmosphere. If this had been released as a single movie, without *Alien* and *Aliens* already existing, I suspect that the special edition version would be viewed differently. A group of British actors delivers so

Wong

6/10
Feb 3, 2016

It’s disappointing that *Aliens*, an otherwise strong action film, diminished the impact of the first movie by substituting a single, formidable and seemingly unbeatable foe with numerous, rather unintelligent creatures. This third installment reduces the number of monsters to just one, but regrettably, it shares the same lack of intelligence. Upon crash-landing on a penal colony populated by tough convicts who haven

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