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It was in 1979 that the nightmare began, when the
spaceship the Nostromo landed on an unknown planet to
answer a rescue message and later explore an abandoned
vessel. That's where the crew met for the first time a
creature as deadly as beautiful, the Alien. This creature and
it's environment, created by the talented Swiss artist H.R.
Giger, were the main antagonists from the movie « Alien »,
directed by Ridley Scott and featuring Sigourney Weaver
as the only survivor of the Nostromo crew when the Alien
penetrated it. This movie was the first chapter of a cult saga
still active these days. From the four movies featuring the
Aliens, the third one is considered as the worst one. Even
though it's visual quality was exceptional, it's poor scenario
deceived most Alien fans throughout the world, leaving not
much place for improvement for a forth movie. But most
people don't know that the critically acclaimed cyberpunk
author William Gibson wrote an alternative scenario to......

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