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 Aliens - Alan Dean Foster
 Aliens - Alan Dean Foster ... to return to the planet where her crew found the alien ship.Newest Review: ... well. After the horrors encountered on board the Nostromo, Ripley was last seen entering hypersleep having blasted the alien ... more ... creature into the void of space. The shuttle craft in which she escaped is recovered by a salvage crew after drifting for 70 years. In this time, Ripley’s daughter back on Earth has lived her own life, and has recently died. ‘The Company’ are reluctant to believe Ripley’s tale of the demise of her crew, and are keen to sweep the whole affair under the carpet. Ripley is horrified to learn that in the time she has been in hypersleep, a colony has been set up on the planet where the alien e...more |
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Aliens : a novelization / by Alan Dean Foster; based on the scree ...
Edition: 1st Edition., Hardcover, Warner Books, New York Last Update 17.12.2009 05:58
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Aliens - Alan Dean Foster: This time it's... a good book (519 words)
by - written on 05/05/01 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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As sequel to one of the best science fiction/horror films ever made, Aliens had a lot to live up to, but is arguably even better than the first film in the series. It helped consolidate James Cameron’s reputation as a director. The novelisation of the film is a pleasant surprise, in that it is not merely a bare-bones rehash of the script. In contrast to the disappointing Gladiator book, which is a poor imitation of a great film, the book of Aliens does justice to a great film. Where the book of Gladiator offered little beyond what you see in the film, Alan Dean Foster relates the story in a much more enthralling manner, describing the claustrophobic ... Read the complete review
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