Disc 1:
Audio Commentary by
Alex Thompson
Terry Rawlings
Alec Gillis
Tom Woodruff, Jr.
Richard Edlund
Paul McGann
1992 Theatrical Version
2003 Special Edition
Disc 2:
Development:
Concluding the Story
Tales of the Wooden Planet:
Vincent Ward's Vision
Xeno-Erotic:
H. R. Giger's Redesign
Adaptive Organism:
Creature Design
Furnace Construction:
Time Lapse Sequence
Optical Fury:
Visual Effects
Post-Mortem:
Reaction to the Film
E. E. V. Scan Multi-Angle Study
Music, Editing, and Sound
Still Photo Galleries
Storyboards
Visual Effects Gallery
Production Gallery
A. D. I. Workshop
Art of Fiorina
Special Promotional Shoot
The Art of Arceon - Conceptual Art Portfolio
Pre-Production, Part III
Production, Part I
Production, Part II
Production, Part III
Golden Reel Award:
Won Best Sound Editing
Academy Awards/Oscar:
Nominated Best Effects
Saturn Awards:
Nominated Best Director
Nominated Best Actress
Nominated Best Writer
Nominated Best Costumes
Nominated Best Special Effects
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Alien³ - Collectors Edition
Lt. Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is the lone survivor when her crippled spaceship crash lands on a bleak wasteland inhabited by former inmates of the planet's maximum security prison. Ripley's fears that an Alien was aboard her craft are confirmed when the mutilated bodies of ex-cons begin to mount. Without weapons or modern technology of any kind, she must lead the inmates into battle against the terrifying creature--where soon she discovers a horrifying fact about her link with the Alien, a realization that may compel Ripley to destroying not only the horrific creature, but herself.
David Fincher's feature debut, ALIEN 3, picks up almost directly after the events in ALIENS, finding Ripley frozen in suspended animation as her ship crashes on Fiorina 161, a prison planet.
When awakened by the prison's staff, she discovers that she is the sole survivor of her crew. Trapped on a barren planet with convicts and no weapons of any kind, Ripley soon realizes that an alien was also on the ship and has survived. As the savage creature begins to massacre inmates, Ripley bands together with the remaining prisoners and attempts to destroy it by wits alone.
Filmed at a time when big guns and high technology dominated the screen, ALIEN 3 deserves commendation for its unique premise--battling a vicious alien creature with no weapons and almost no resources whatsoever. This scenario makes for an unusual and intriguing science fiction thriller that is also notable for Fincher's bleak industrial visuals; the film was nominated for an Oscar for Best Visual Effects.
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