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‘Alien: Resurrection’ Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet Punches Back At Joss Whedon For Making Films Aimed At “Morons”

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The “Alien” franchise has had a headache-inducing history. Though dozens of scripts were developed over the years, many were completely tossed out, and several films featured last-minute scenes being rewritten on the set during filming.

While the first two installments from directors Ridley Scott and James Cameron were massively praised commercial and critical successes, the second half of the Ellen Ripley odyssey gets dicey pretty fast.

READ MORE: ‘Alien’ Franchise Vet Walter Hill Says Disney Isn’t Interested In His ‘Alien 5’ Script “Alien Resurrection,” the fourth and final film starring Sigourney Weaver, was an interesting case because Ripley’s character had been killed in the previous installment, “Alien 3,” by a then-young David Fincher, which was considered a financial and narrative stumble for the franchise.

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