The Most Underrated Alien Film
The Alien franchise has felt like an expansive universe full of potential since the release of the original Ridley Scott-directed 1979 film.
Even before it was a franchise, the first film felt gargantuan, encompassing a whole host of other intergalactic terrors, from the facehugger to the Xenomorph to the 'Space Jockey.' The film was bursting with visuals, designs, and story ideas that sparked the imagination.
As a result, any follow-up was bound to experience pushback, defining elements of the story that were previously subjective.
Everyone has their own relationship with the various Alien projects, making each film a unique experience.
the film was bursting at the seams with visuals, designs, and story ideas that positively lit the imagination on fire.
Author's summary: Alien franchise has vast potential.
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