Articles about Alien 3

The problems of high expectations for a film or the perks of low expectations for a film. Plus I might be a bit afraid of Julie Roberts (possibly Robertophobia?)

Brad Bird talks to @craveonlinenews about how Alien 3 changed Ghost Protocol's ending, how this was finally a sci-fi film about the failures of technology, and why he wouldn't return for a sequel and gives an update on 1906.

With a tip of the cap to "The Hunger Games" at No. 1, a @pajiba list of the highest grossing female-led action films of all time

Haywire and Underworld: Awakening are the latest in a growing field of action flicks starring women. But history has shown that not all such movies avoid sexism.

Huge profile in @wired about David Fincher, how he got his start (he lived on the same street as George Lucas), why he's such a pain to work with, and what he's doing with the "Dragon Tattoo" franchise.

There's an old credo: that sequels suck, and threequels even moreso. But do they really? Here's a list of films that buck the trend. This is Part 1 of the list.

Let's travel back in time, thrust ourselves into the productions of a few classic films and demand that a character be saved from a written death.

How much science do space movies like "Stargate," "Solaris" and "Contact" get right? Not much, found this study

"Alien 3" had a fascinating journey from concept to screen, especially when newcomer David Fincher was brought aboard.

Some great accurate but misleading movie phrases such as "Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again." For Wizard of Oz

Brad Bird talks to @craveonlinenews about how Alien 3 changed Ghost Protocol's ending, how this was finally a sci-fi film about the failures of technology, and why he wouldn't return for a sequel and gives an update on 1906.

Huge profile in @wired about David Fincher, how he got his start (he lived on the same street as George Lucas), why he's such a pain to work with, and what he's doing with the "Dragon Tattoo" franchise.

The problems of high expectations for a film or the perks of low expectations for a film. Plus I might be a bit afraid of Julie Roberts (possibly Robertophobia?)

With a tip of the cap to "The Hunger Games" at No. 1, a @pajiba list of the highest grossing female-led action films of all time

Haywire and Underworld: Awakening are the latest in a growing field of action flicks starring women. But history has shown that not all such movies avoid sexism.

There's an old credo: that sequels suck, and threequels even moreso. But do they really? Here's a list of films that buck the trend. This is Part 1 of the list.

Let's travel back in time, thrust ourselves into the productions of a few classic films and demand that a character be saved from a written death.

How much science do space movies like "Stargate," "Solaris" and "Contact" get right? Not much, found this study

"Alien 3" had a fascinating journey from concept to screen, especially when newcomer David Fincher was brought aboard.

Some great accurate but misleading movie phrases such as "Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again." For Wizard of Oz