: Ippolito realized that 20th Century Fox had not yet trademarked the title "Alien" in Italy .
: Fox attempted to sue for $10 million, but lost because a novel titled Alien had existed since the 1930s, making the word public domain at the time .
It is also alleged that Ippolito used a significant chunk of the film's budget to purchase a new (and expensive) car for himself! The B-Movie Film Vault Obcy na Ziemi Alien 2 sulla Terra (1980) PL.mp4
Review: Alien 2 – On Earth (1980) - The B-Movie Film Vault
(released in 1980 and known in Poland as Obcy na Ziemi ) is one of the most famous examples of the Italian "knock-off" cinema era . Despite its title, it is an unofficial and unauthorized sequel to Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece, Alien , and has almost no narrative connection to the original film . 🎬 Production and Legal Drama : Ippolito realized that 20th Century Fox had
Ciro Ippolito ricorda il film Alien 2 - Sulla Terra del 1980
: Legend has it that Ippolito spent a large portion of the film's already small budget on a new luxury car for himself . 🔍 Plot Overview The B-Movie Film Vault Review: Alien 2 –
Unlike the deep-space setting of the original, this film takes place entirely on Earth.
