Every time one of the Alien movies is on TV I find myself watching it, commercials and all, so I finally got off my duff and ordered this collection. With the exception of AVP 1 and 2, which I haven’t seen yet, and Prometheus, which I saw once, I have seen the others multiple times. Also, I’m probably one of three people on the planet who likes Alien 3…but I digress.



The 7 movies came shrink-wrapped in a stack. All the movies were individually wrapped again as well in individual cases and appeared new. I removed the main wrap to take these pics front and back. I thought it might be helpful for some to see the actual covers. The versions of the movies sent may depend on the supplier. My supplier was “Planet Fun Toys” and the movies arrived in 2 days with Prime.



Here’s more details on the specific versions I received. Back cover states that it includes:



Alien: 1979 theatrical version and 2003 director’s cut. Special features: Audio commentaries, isolated score, deleted and extended scenes. Digital HD code that must be redeemed by 12/31/17.



Aliens: 1986 theatrical version and 1991 special edition. Special features: Audio commentaries, isolated score, deleted and extended scenes. Digital HD code that must be redeemed by 12/31/17.



Alien 3: 1992 theatrical version and 2003 special edition. Spine says “widescreen.” Special features: Audio commentaries, isolated score, deleted and extended scenes. (Note: It’s rated “R” for “Monster Violence” :)



Alien Resurrection: 1997 theatrical version and 2003 special edition. Spine says “widescreen.” Special features: Audio commentaries, isolated score, deleted and extended scenes.



Prometheus: 2012 with digital HD code that must be redeemed by 9/8/18. Special features: Audio commentaries, isolated score, alternate beginning and ending. (Back cover movie slogan is “Questions will be Answered.” No, no they won’t ;)



AVP: 2004 theatrical version and unrated extended version. Special features include audio commentaries, trivia track, and “enhanced for D-Box Motion Control Systems,” whatever the heck that means.



AVP Requiem: 2007 theatrical version and unrated extended version. Special features include audio commentaries, making of the movie, digital HD code that must be redeemed by 2/10/18.



Four of the seven movies have digital HD codes, but all those codes have expiry dates as stated above.



When I ordered this bundle, the Blu-Ray set cost only $2 more than the DVD set, so I splurged. It was a great deal compared to buying them individually. The plan is to watch them all again and then go see “Alien: Covenant” to add the cherry to this sci-fi sundae.