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Ricco
Ricco
Summary: Being a good samaritan puts the life of a brave defense attorney in danger when he saves a beautiful woman from being harmed by two hitmen. With this brave feat, he unknowingly interrupted specific orders handed down by one of the most dangerous crime bosses, R.I.C.C.O.. In order to escape the evil boss' wrath, the lawyer and the woman must find a way to expose the crimelord to the public before they end up dead like many others.
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James Cameron's Aliensdigests all the virtues of Alienand regurgitates them bigger, louder and brasher than before. By the simple expedient of turning the singular beast of the original into a plural, Cameron transforms the franchise's focus from horror to all-out action. Sigourney Weaver's Ripley--one of the strongest roles for a female lead in mainstream cinema--is centre-stage throughout, more than able to hold her own either among the butch Marines and insectoid aliens. Although the director later revealed that there were only ever six alien costumes in any one shot, rapid-fire editing makes it seem like hundreds. Aliensis one of the most dynamic, viscerally exciting movies of the decade and, as a bug-fest, remained unsurpassed until the glorious Starship Troopersin 1997.
On the DVD:The Director's Cut reinstates 17 crucial minutes of footage deleted from the theatrical release. It reveals how the colony on LV-426 encountered the aliens, and more importantly why Ripley's maternal bond with Newt is so strong, which adds an extra dimension to the film's climax. Also included is a short, fairly bland interview with James Cameron, recorded at the time of the cinema release, as well as some background explanation on how specific special effects were created. Unlike the Aliendisc, there is no directorial commentary. --Mark Walker
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