That’s not a bad thing though, and I thought it was decent. That kind of gives it the weird sensation of being a re-read even if it’s the first time you’ve picked it up. Of course, the downside is that by this point, most people have seen the movie and so they already know what happens. His writing style is super evocative, so at times you feel as though you can smell the stench of alien blood burning its way through steel decking. Still, Foster’s writing style combined with the original script make for a compelling read, and I was impressed again by the way that he was able to bring the story to life. Movies and books work differently, and it’s kind of noticeable here. Access a growing selection of included Audible Originals, audiobooks and podcasts. But at the same time, I can see how this could happen when you’re writing a novelisation based upon a movie. Aliens The Official Movie Novelization By: Alan Dean Foster Narrated by: William Hope Length: 9 hrs and 48 mins 4.6 (1,172 ratings) Try for 0.00 Pick 1 title (2 titles for Prime members) from our collection of bestsellers and new releases. The only real flaw for me was that it’s a little top heavy and so the last twenty pages contain the most climactic scenes. That was great, Alien was great and so was this one. Foster is a well-known and well-loved novelist in his own right, and before picking up this and Alien, I’d already read Midworld, which is my friend Todd the Librarian’s favourite book.
This book is the novelisation of the second Alien movie, and it’s actually a pretty good read.
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