Aliens (1986)

Movie Details

Original Title Aliens

Original Language EN

Budget $18,500,000

Revenue $183,316,455

Status Released

Popularity 12.1

Cast

Sigourney Weaver

Ripley

Popularity: 7.1

Carrie Henn

Newt

Popularity: 3.7

Michael Biehn

Corporal Hicks

Popularity: 3.4

Paul Reiser

Burke

Popularity: 4.3

Lance Henriksen

Bishop

Popularity: 2.2

Bill Paxton

Private Hudson

Popularity: 4.6

William Hope

Lieutenant Gorman

Popularity: 7.9

Jenette Goldstein

Private Vasquez

Popularity: 2.5

Al Matthews

Sergeant Apone

Popularity: 0.4

Mark Rolston

Private Drake

Popularity: 2.5

Ricco Ross

Private Frost

Popularity: 1.6

Colette Hiller

Corporal Ferro

Popularity: 0.8

Key Crew

Screenplay James Cameron

Editor Ray Lovejoy

Producer Gale Anne Hurd

Director James Cameron

Executive Producer Gordon Carroll, David Giler, Walter Hill

Production

SLM Production Group

20th Century Fox

Brandywine Productions

Videos & Trailers

Aliens. 1986 - EXTRA, Deleted Footages

Featurette

Modern Trailer

Trailer

Aliens 30th Anniversary | Live Fan Q&A Highlights

Featurette

Aliens 30th Anniversary | James Cameron, Sigourney Weaver, and Gale Anne Hurd Interview

Featurette

Aliens 30th Anniversary | Sigourney Weaver Interview

Featurette

James Cameron on directing Aliens | Film4 Interview Special

Featurette

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Posters

Keywords

android space marine extraterrestrial technology spaceman space travel settler colony cryogenics vacuum space colony warrior woman alien space female protagonist creature desolate female hero shocking aggressive desolate planet

Reviews from TMDB

Rob 8.5/10

Aug 5, 2015

One of my all time favorites. It still contains some of the drama and suspense of the first but with far more action leading to what I find a far more appealing storyline. As with Cameron's movies he makes you feel for the core characters from the start rather than just a bunch of 'bad ass' marines ... Read more

Patrick E. Abe 8/10

Oct 20, 2016

"Ripley and the Soldiers" can be found in two versions: the short version that cuts from Midway station directly to the Weyland-Yutani hearing, and the "director's cut" which cuts to a waiting room with a wall size "scenery channel" display. When I first saw the short version, I wondered how Ripley ... Read more

Charles Dance 4/10

Feb 19, 2017

**The Disney film of the franchise** A basic shoot 'em up that comes complete with soldiers greasing up and watching each others muscles and also added an annoying kid straight out of Oliver Twist. Cameron took everything Ridley Scott slowly built up and tossed it in the trash can to make a ch ... Read more