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- A strong first season that takes the *Alien* franchise somewhere worthwhile. Instead of relying entirely on the Xenomorph, *Alien: Earth* explores a future divided between corporations, artificial humans and experiments that should never have left the laboratory. Sydney Chandler, Timothy Olyphant and Babou Ceesay are excellent, the retro-futuristic production design is beautifully judged, and the new alien species are genuinely unsettling. Episode five is the standout, bringing back the atmosphere of Ridley Scott's original. The larger corporate society deserves more exploration, and Wendy's ability to control the Xenomorph makes me slightly nervous about where the story might go. Still, I'm very much interested in a second season.
- It was decent. The beginning is really good. And the ending is really good. But as a few other reviews have noted, they most squandered the best parts of the show with a very slow, boring middle section filled with a lot of wasted potential and drivel. Some of the episodes where genuinely a chore to get through. Overall I liked the show enough, it was just paced very badly. It also wasn't really horror, more just action scifi. I'd say for any huge Alien fans, it is worth it to watch. It has some pretty awesome moments, and fantastic cgi, and even some extreme cool practical effects. But to a general scifi fan kooking for their next hit, this may not be it.
- Excellent premise and amazing first episode, but then the idiots behind this chose to squander it all in favor of stupid characters making stupid decisions. Imagine a ramped-up version of the Aliens movie, where all of the main characters are superhuman, but the script is from an edgy version of High School Musical. One girl only realizes she's superhuman while she's killing the people that protect her. It's like the writers FORGOT that the whole point of the show was that DANGEROUS ALIENS ARE INVADING EARTH, so they wrote about tweens being pouty hypocrites.
- *Alien: Earth* delivers a fresh and exciting boost to the *Alien* franchise, blending classic horror with modern ideas-from artificial intelligence and identity to corporate tyranny-within an intense visual narrative. With strong performances, cinematic flair, and philosophical dialogue, this series emerges as a thrilling television debut that's well worth watching for fans of both science fiction and horror.
- Well folks, let me tell ya somethin’. I just watched this here Alien: Earth show and dang if it ain’t the best thing since duct tape and a cold beer on a hot day. They got critters crawlin’ outta places you don’t wanna know about, corporations bein’ greedier than your uncle at the buffet, and more tension than a family reunion with free liquor. The thing looks sharp too. Like Hollywood spent every penny makin’ sure I’d never sleep with the lights off again. And the actors? They don’t just act, they sell it. I believe every scream, every shadow, every poor sap who don’t make it past episode one. If you like your sci-fi with a side of terror and a big ol’ plate of “humans are the real problem,” this is your meal ticket. Five stars. Earth, watch this dang show.
- Ok. Let me weigh in. First of all to the naysayers of this series, I would say you are wrong. Without a shadow of a doubt. The storyline remains true to the original movies. It isn’t watered down. Yes, we are dealing with android youths that are new , but I must admit that they are formidable. The writing is impeccable and the CGI is beyond acceptable. I am 60 years old and I have watched all of the alien movies. I am thoroughly enjoying this series.
- Alien Earth is quite literally bringing the franchise home. Having been personally disaapointed with some of the latter movies I kept my expectations low for this but it has far surpassed what I thought it was going to be. It has taken the blueprint of the originals and expanded into its own - so many new original concepts to feast on, no cheesy lip service..a true love letter. The set designs are outstanding (Maginot we see you!) And the character acting is brilliant - I'm invested in how they progress with the hands that they are dealt. I've read alot of reviews saying the story lines are falling flat- completely disagree, I find the story intelligent with emotional depth- the themes not of only an Alien threat but politics of earth, humanity and philosophy without prattling on.I find the show truly fascinating which is what hooked me to the first two movies. They have successfully expanded the universe into a TV show so this allows for much more story telling and world building - and not a minute has been wasted on filler - the show successfully builds on tense expectation, action and visual effects which I appreciate.I'm so excited to see where this goes and would urge any fan to give it a watch if you aren't already!
- It looks and feels like R. Scott's IP but misses the charm. Where are the good guys? The lead characters lack any sense of morals and likability. Weak men and childishly selfish girls. The female synth Wendy is a narcissist construct lacking any good qualities with a limp brother (the only character with protentional). Overall bad production direction with no solid message to the viewers. I'm rooting for the aliens to destroy humanity.
- Good: beautiful, top notch set design. Good acting (some exceptions), directing is fine. Ep 5 is an absolute banger. Timothy is always great. Lil alien eye thing is awesome. Morrow one of the few rational characters. Bad: Writing sucks ass. You can write believable irrational decisions man, but not like this. Idiocracy set in the Alien universe, almost every character is dumb af. Too many kids in grown up bodies. Alien whisperer angle is lame and lazy. Would recommend first 5 eps, just stop watching after that. Wasted potential.
- This is a complete mess. Whoever thought it was a good idea to put kids inside robots in an ALIEN SHOW should be fired and banned from ever working in Hollywood, or even small movies/shows, ever again. That one ridiculous choice ruined the entire series from the start, not to mention the endless plot holes and awful writing. And then they went and domesticated TWO Freaking XENOMORPHS! Anyone who defends this garbage isn’t a real ALIEN fan. This is easily the worst 'ALIEN' thing I’ve ever seen. The only chance I’ll be watching season 2, is if it has nothing to do with this storyline.
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Klíčové postavy v Vetřelec: Země jsou Wendy (Sydney Chandler), Joe DiMaggio Hermit (Alex Lawther), Dame Sylvia (Essie Davis).
Vetřelec: Země byl režírován Dana Gonzales, Ugla Hauksdóttir, Noah Hawley.
Vetřelec: Země byl produkován Maria Melnik, Regis Kimble, Kristy Reed, Darin McLeod, Chris Lowenstein.
Vesmírná loď Weyland-Yutany posbírala 5 různých forem života. Bohužel se tato loď zřítí na zem, a to na sídlo jiné firmy Prodigy. Miliardář, který této korporaci velí, nařídí prohledání lodi od syntetičky Wendy, která má lidské vědomí. Ta akci přijme, protože tam byl poslán i její bratr a chce ho zachránit. To bude její nejhorší rozhodnutí. Wendy a její přátelé se totiž setkají s dravými a smrtelnými druhy!
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