Alien: Resurrection (1997)

Alien: Resurrection (1997) is the fourth installment of the Alien franchise, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet.

Two-hundred years after the suicide of Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), she - I mean, her clone - reborns on the spaceship Auriga by the hands of the Company's scientists. They are now study adult xenomorphs (the actual race of the alien beings) under "safe" circumstances. Some unexpected events cause the more intelligent creatures unleash themselves, and the bunch of smugglers on the ship could survive only with the help of the mutant clone of Ripley.

This title screen is much more campy than any other in the series. On the disgusting background, which probably shows the details of a xenomorph through a distorted lens, suddenly, with a flash of light, the word 'Alien' appears with large, futuristic type of letters, and then, the word 'Resurrection' under it. It looks great thought, suits well the film's absurd atmosphere.

Alien 3 (1992)

      
Alien 3 (1992) is the third film of the franchise, directed by David Fincher.

Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) somehow survived the aliens again. Her escape pod crashes on a distant planet, near a penal colony, where the all-male inmates discover her. Soon enough, an alien hatches from the prison's dog, and starts its usual massacre, but this is not the biggest problem. The biggest problem is right now grows inside Ripley's belly...

The titles follows the slow, dark mood of the previous Alien films. The starting sequence, where we can see that a facehugger is aboard on Ripley's escape pod is interrupted by captions. The title 'Alien 3' is somewhat similar that we've seen at the first film.

Aliens (1986)

Aliens (1986) is the sequel of Ridley Scott's Alien, and is directed by James Cameron.

The more action-oriented story focuses on the Nostromo's only survivor, Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), who returns to Earth fifty-seven years after the incident. She somehow - by pressure of the vile Weyland-Yutani Corp., of course - changes her mind, and instead choosing a boring, but peaceful life, she returns to the planet where the crew of Nostromo originally found the alien eggs. Our heroine is accompanied by tough military guys this time, but hell gets away, when the evil, and almost invincible aliens starts to slash them down. Ripley in the middle again...

The title now serves us the well known Alien-logo with the futuristic blue letters, and the almost vagina-like, luminous "i". The letters are appearing one by one from a striped haze, and the "i" is getting more shiny, and, by the end of the titles, it covers the whole screen with its blueish-white light.