Alien 3

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Theatrical Release Date:

05/18/1992

DVD Release Date:

01/06/2004

Run Time:

114min.

Starring:

Sigourney Weaver , Charles S. Dutton , Charles Dance , Paul McGann , Brian Glover

Director(s):

David Fincher

Distributor(s):

20th Century Fox

MPAA Rating:

R for monster violence, and for language.

Genre(s):

Action,Horror

Plot: Crash landing on a barren penal-colony planet with an unwelcomed visitor in tow, Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) contends with a group of hardened convicts while using nothing but her wits to battle a terrifying new breed of alien. Read More

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