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Aliens
Aliens
Credits
Title: Aliens
Directed by: James Cameron
Written by: James Cameron; Walter Hill; David Giler
Produced by: Gordon Carroll; David Giler; Walter Hill; Gale Anne Hurd
Music by: James Horner
Cinematography: Adrian Biddle
Edited by: Ray Lovejoy
Production
Distributors: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation; Brandywine Productions
Released: July 18th, 1986
Rating: R
Running time: 137 min.; 154 min. (SE)
Country: USA
Language: English
Budget: $18,500,000
Gross: $131,060,248
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Aliens is a 1986 sci-fi/horror film directed by James Cameron and is the first sequel to the 1979 Ridley Scott film Alien. A Special Edition of Aliens was released in 1992 on laserdisc and VHS that restored seventeen minutes of deleted footage. Along with the other sequels, Aliens was packaged as part of the nine-disc Aliens Quadrology DVD collection. The plot of Aliens continues the saga of Ellen Ripley, sole survivor of the previous film who has now been thrust fifty-seven years into the future and must return to the planet where she first encountered the dangerous alien species. Accompanying her on this journey are an elite squad of soldiers known as the Colonial Marines. This time however, Ripley doesn't have just one alien menace to contend with, but hundreds.

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Notes & Trivia[]

  • Domestic gross in the US for Aliens was $85,160,248. [1]
  • Body Count: 15
  • With the exception of Hudson and Gorman, the first initials of the other members of the Colonial Marines are the same as the first initial of the respective actor's name.
  • Aliens is one of the few films that received a 100% fresh tomato-rating at the Rotten Tomatoes film review site. [2]
  • First professional film work for cinematographer Adrian Biddle.
  • In the "Epidemiology" episode of the TV sit-com Community, two of the main characters dressed up as characters from Aliens for their school's Halloween party. Abed Nadir dressed up as a Xenomorph and Troy Barnes created his own Loader costume - the same device that Ellen Ripley used to fight the alien Queen.
  • This movie was released to theaters on the same day as Vamp.

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