The story starts off really slow but the focus on Ripley’s story is a good foundation.
I liked that we get a great arc for Ripley, who begins the story haunted by her experiences on the Nostromo but as the story progresses and the stakes begin rising, Ripley grows into a stronger character taking the lead. We get insight into the colony before the infestation but it could’ve benefited the story a little had there been exposition between the facehugger getting Newt’s father and the marines touching down on the planet.
The story is absolutely awesome with rich storytelling that not only provides a strong sense of dread but also expands more into the events of the film. The story follows Ellen Ripley who, after being rescued after a 57 year hypersleep, joins a group of colonial marines as they descend onto the moon that the Nostromo visited which has been colonized. But I’m happy to say that Aliens: The Official Movie Novelization not only manages all three but also gives more. The novel follows Ellen Ripley as she returns to the moon where her crew encountered the hostile Alien creature, this time accompanied by a unit of space marines.Ī lot of movie novelizations fail to inspire, explore, or expand. Aliens: The Official Movie Novelization is a 2014 science fiction horror novel written by Alan Dean Foster and published by Warner Books.
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