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Species

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Genre Science Fiction
Format Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, Full Screen, Multiple Formats, Widescreen, NTSC
Contributor Natasha Henstridge, Jordan Lund, Forest Whitaker, Michelle Williams, Alfred Molina, Dennis Feldman, Don Fischer, Jayne Luke, Michael Madsen, Marg Helgenberger, Scott McKenna, Roger Donaldson, Ben Kingsley, Virginia Morris See more
Language English, French
Runtime 1 hour and 48 minutes

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There's a kind of perverse marketing genius at work in this cheesy sci-fi hit from 1995 in which scientists create a half-human, half-alien woman named Sil (Natasha Henstridge) who's capable of morphing from a slimy, tentacled creature into a blond babe w

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 2.35:1
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.38 x 0.6 inches; 4 ounces
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Roger Donaldson
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, Full Screen, Multiple Formats, Widescreen, NTSC
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 48 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ January 31, 2006
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Natasha Henstridge, Michael Madsen, Ben Kingsley, Alfred Molina, Forest Whitaker
  • Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ Spanish
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, Spanish, French
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0), French (Dolby Digital 5.1)
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ MGM (Video & DVD)
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ 0792833244
  • Writers ‏ : ‎ Dennis Feldman
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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Customers find this sci-fi movie entertaining with plenty of thrills and action, featuring terrific casting and good acting. The Blu-ray receives positive feedback for its image quality, special effects, and video presentation. However, the movie's appearance receives mixed reactions, with several customers noting that the CGI looks awful.

35 customers mention "Movie quality"32 positive3 negative

Customers find this movie fantastic and fun to watch, with one customer noting it's one of the best films in the series.

"...It's a great chase movie with some similar elements from the Fugitive. The nightmare scenes will send a shiver down your spine...." Read more

"Love this movie, have watched it a few times. love scary" Read more

"...couple when first released, and my friend and I thought it was pretty darn good, but his wife felt different...." Read more

"Image is not so bad, nice, but not the best. The movie is amazing, Natasha is hot, I really like the way it was written and developed...." Read more

14 customers mention "Cast"14 positive0 negative

Customers praise the terrific cast and good acting in the movie, with one customer specifically highlighting Natasha Henstridge's performance.

"...The best movie for beautiful Natasha Henstridge. A great score from Christopher Young and the final scene at the end is loaded with action and..." Read more

"...Species (1995) stars certainly an interesting cast including the very busy Ben Kingsley (Ghandi), who slated to..." Read more

"...scenes and enough sexual tension to rip the screen in half - the cast is terrific, especially Michael Madsen ,he definitely anchors the movie - the..." Read more

"...The cast is quite respectable, given the material: Ben Kingsley (a Sir, no less), Alfred Molina (162 acting credits so far in his career), Academy..." Read more

6 customers mention "Image quality"6 positive0 negative

Customers like the image quality of the movie, with one customer noting that the wide screen picture looks really good and another mentioning that the special effects are impressive.

"...The wide screen picture on this DVD looks really good, and the audio is available in three formats DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital 2.0..." Read more

"Image is not so bad, nice, but not the best. The movie is amazing, Natasha is hot, I really like the way it was written and developed...." Read more

"...Sound is great but not in Atmos. Visuals are great." Read more

"Another great release from scream factory beautiful picture 4 k remaster and great audio and loaded with extras and what I love the most they put..." Read more

5 customers mention "Special effects"5 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the special effects in the movie.

"...Nice special effects for the year. Very good addition to my collection." Read more

"...The special effects are pretty good. H.R. Giger had a hand in designing the Sil creature, so expect something similar to the "Alien" creature here...." Read more

"Decent story and special effects. Even with out the above, Natasha Henstridge makes the movie worth watching." Read more

"Nice storyline with world class make up and special effects. After more the twenty years. Still entertaining and thrilling too. Now in 4K UHD...." Read more

5 customers mention "Video quality"5 positive0 negative

Customers praise the video quality of the Blu-ray, with one customer specifically noting the excellent presentation from Scream Factory.

"...The movie is best in Blu-ray if you have the player or maybe you can rent it on Vudu. Under sixteen should be a no-no...." Read more

"...The Video was excellent, and the Audio includes DTS, as well as Dolby, DTS giving a crisper theatre sound." Read more

"I really enjoyed watching Species in bluray! This movie still gives me the chills!" Read more

"Great Blu-Ray! Clear transfer. Recommend it." Read more

13 customers mention "Quality"8 positive5 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the Blu-ray's quality, with some finding it great while others report issues.

"Image is not so bad, nice, but not the best. The movie is amazing, Natasha is hot, I really like the way it was written and developed...." Read more

"...It is up to date on all updates so I can only assume it is defective and I would hesitate to buy one if I were you. In" Read more

"DVD was in great shape, was very sharp and clear" Read more

"Nice storyline with world class make up and special effects. After more the twenty years. Still entertaining and thrilling too. Now in 4K UHD...." Read more

4 customers mention "Appearance"0 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the movie's appearance, with several noting that the CGI looks awful, while one customer appreciates the killer alien chic style.

"...The VFX are pretty cheesy though. Even for the time. And the alien looks super fake...." Read more

"...or the newer 4K. It’s not a bad transfer or anything, but the CG looks awful (likely touched up in newer versions), and regardless, nipple..." Read more

"...The CGI looks even worst than I remember. The practical effects although not all that convincing still best the digital effects...." Read more

"Killer alien chic,..." Read more

A SETI-gone-wrong, Sci-Fi thriller that holds up shockingly well!
5 out of 5 stars
A SETI-gone-wrong, Sci-Fi thriller that holds up shockingly well!
High-budget Sci-Horror done right for this 90s R-rated summer blockbuster! Alien monsters, gross gore, tentacles, pulsating cocoons and xenomorphic transformations bring visually awesome popcorn fun. The 90s enjoyed a wave of movies producing some ideas of what would happen if aliens were to respond to our messages sent out into deep space from the project SETI: Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence. Living her life in a bubble under 24/7 observation by a team of scientists, a genetically engineered half-alien girl (Michelle Williams) in a government research facility has been scheduled for destruction. The girl escapes, rousing a military manhunt and a top-secret operation to capture her. Her instincts drive her to feed in preparation for a metamorphosis wherein her skin pulsates and ruptures as 90s CGI tentacles burst from her body and cocoon her into a gorgeously gross mass reminiscent. From this mass emerges the now grown adult Sil (Natasha Henstridge). Sil’s primary researcher Xavier (Ben Kingsley) assembles a team to track her down to prevent her from accomplishing her goal of… well… producing offspring. This team includes hitman Preston (Michael Madsen), Dr. Arden (Alfred Molina), Dr. Baker (Marg Helgenberger) and psychic Dan (Forest Whitaker). Having stowed away and cocooned into adulthood on a passenger train to Los Angeles, the now fully developed and beautiful Sil wanders the streets and learns about the world. But what particularly fascinates Sil is not lacy dresses nor TV shows. What catches her eye are pregnant bellies and small children as her evolutionary drive takes over. Sil’s behavior is right out of a nature show. She kills when she feels threatened (that poor train employee), she violently dispatches anyone that presents as mate competition (that woman at the club), and she desperately seeks to reproduce. In many ways, this plays out like an intelligent crime thriller movie hunting down a spy. Sil quickly learns she is being followed and by whom, and begins to predict, outsmart, and ultimately go on the offensive against them. Then the movie shifts from a manhunt crime thriller in style, to a monster hunt. The mostly practical special effects in this movie hold up really well even today! In an exciting laboratory scene, the alien’s DNA produces a squiggly writhing mass of tentacles and puffy jellyfish-like morphology as it rapidly expands on-screen and skitters its way towards nervous prey. There are more effects/gore gags that are just splendid. Sil’s transformation to her alien form is also quite a sight—and designed by H. R. Giger. Outside of some CGI tentacles, severed finger regeneration and finale wall-crawling monster moments, everything practical is visually outstanding. This movie’s effects are graphic, gory, and they spared no expense! I loved this movie as a teenager and I still love it today (for very different reasons). Truly, I think this movie remains awesome and worth your time.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024
    An underrated horror science fiction movie from the 90s with a great cast. It's one of a few films inspired by the original Alien from 1979. The late H.R. Giger designed the look of Sil in this movie and it looks very similar to the original Xenomorph from the first Alien. It's a great chase movie with some similar elements from the Fugitive. The nightmare scenes will send a shiver down your spine. And really creepy creature effects at the time. The best movie for beautiful Natasha Henstridge. A great score from Christopher Young and the final scene at the end is loaded with action and suspense. I would recommend it. Thank you Amazon.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
    Love this movie, have watched it a few times. love scary
  • Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2004
    For years we humans have been looking for signs of life other than what's on this great, greasy mud ball we affectionately know as Earth. We've sent probes, satellites, and signals out into that vast darkness...we've searched the heavens with powerful telescopes and listened with highly sophisticated equipment design to detect anything that could point to the possibility of intelligence other than our own...and for all our efforts we got...squat...that is, until now...

    Directed by Roger Donaldson (I was a bit wary here, as this was the man responsible for awful films Cocktail and Cadillac Man, but he did a really good film in that of No Way Out, so I'm torn...), Species (1995) stars certainly an interesting cast including the very busy Ben Kingsley (Ghandi), who slated to appear in a whopping seven films in 2005 (I think he's trying to compete with Gene Hackman and Michael Caine for the title of most prolific actor), Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill Vol's 1 and 2), Alfred Molina (Doc Ock in a little film called Spider-Man 2), Forest Whitaker (I'm still highly annoyed with this guy, who I generally like as an actor, for appearing in John Travolta's ego stroking pet project Battlefield Earth...damn you John Travolta!), Marg Helgenberger (CSI), and introducing every sci-fi nerd's wet dream, the highly curvaceous and infinitely squeezalicious Natasha Henstridge (I can't help wonder if this film would have done as well had they chosen another actress, say Rosie O'Donnell? I suppose not...)

    Anyway, it seems all of our efforts to find intelligent life in space has finally paid off, as a message was received, one detailing plans regarding re-sequencing human DNA to create a human/alien hybrid. The gooberment project, headed by Xaiver Fitch (Kingsley) has succeeded, creating a new life form in that of girl known as Sil (who later becomes Henstridge, due to a rapid, internal development process). Now, I would have thought it unwise to screw around with space DNA, as who knows what you'll get, but they also received instructions for a limitless energy supply from the same source, so they assumed the aliens who sent the message were friendly...gullible fools. After it's decided that Sil is progressing too quickly, and may become dangerous, the secret group agrees the best course is termination, but Sil disagrees, and escapes. Since it's not feasible to announce to the general public that there's a dangerous human/alien hybrid on the loose, one created by our own gooberment, in the newspapers and on TV, Fitch assembles a specialized team to track and kill Sil before she reaches her full potential, something they are still unsure of...but here's a hint...it involves making with the boom boom and the pitter patter of tiny little feet...or claws, or whatever...

    I saw this film with a married couple when first released, and my friend and I thought it was pretty darn good, but his wife felt different. When asked why she didn't like the movie, she said "There was too much nudity." At that point I left well enough alone rather than try to explain how, since Sil was unfamiliar with our customs, clothing, at times, was optional for her. I will agree there was a whole lot of nekkidness, but hey, I'm a guy, and I'd be lying if I said I didn't like to see beautiful nekkid women. Obviously Henstridge was chosen for her assets, and her willingness to display them, but she did say much later that the role opened many doors for her...I'm sure it did...the plot, a group of diverse specialists gathered together to deal with an unusual problem, smacks of any number of Michael Crichton stories, as they all play out this way, but it's not done quite as well here as it is in a Crichton story. The actors do well enough with what they're given, but there was shallowness in each of their characters. I suppose this matters little, as the film is meant to be just fun and exciting, and not an in depth character study. I did find Whitaker as Dan the empathic character a bit annoying at times, as his abilities seemed to work with pinpoint accuracy at times, but conveniently fail at critical moments. Madsen, as the gooberment `liquidator' brings nothing we haven't seen in a handful of his other roles, making me think he graduated from The Keanu Reeves School of Acting with honors. The plot has its problems, but it seems to care little as it rolls along at a fairly speedy pace, and does keep the audience engaged. I thought some of the characters were a bit too `hands on', specifically Fitch, especially since he seemed to have a whole lot of resources available to him (as we all know, the gooberment has the deep pockets, and seem to care little for how they throw our tax dollars around). The special effects do look really good, and the distinctive H.R. Giger (Alien) influences are very apparent (he actually design the human/alien hybrid creature) and entirely worth any fan of Swiss auteur's surrealistic work to check this film out.

    The wide screen picture on this DVD looks really good, and the audio is available in three formats DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround. I'm not entirely sure what qualifies this as a `special edition', other than two separate commentary tracks, one featuring director Roger Donaldson and actors Michael Madsen and Natasha Henstridge, and a second with director Roger Donaldson, producer Frank Mancuso Jr., visual effects supervisor Richard Edlund, and creature and special makeup effects creator Steve Johnson. There is a trailer for this film, along with a few others for other MGM releases, and a sneak peek into Species 3 (which I think is going to be a direct to video release), but not a whole heck of a lot else. I just thought the popularity of the film would have meant more...like a Giger video sketchbook or something...oh well...

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  • Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2023
    I've always said if you're going to have a transforming monster in a horror movie why not have the sexiest most beautiful woman in the world Natasha Henstridge, I mean why not?! The movie on its own still holds up - its fast paced - a few horrific scenes and enough sexual tension to rip the screen in half - the cast is terrific, especially Michael Madsen ,he definitely anchors the movie - the 4k version is a few steps up from the blu ray - not sure if its enough for a double dip if you own the latest blu ray version, but their are definite improvements - for me it was worth it.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2019
    Stars: Sir Ben Kingsley (Gandhi), Forrest Whittaker (Bird, Nelson Mandela, Color of Money), Alfred Molina (Frida, Chocolat w/Dame Judi Dench), Michael Madsen (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Hateful 8) and the redoubtable Natasha Henstridge (Species 2, Maximum Risk w/ Jean-Claude Van Damme) in her steamiest role yet.

    Foxy blonde from outer space lures haplessly horny, unsuspecting (who would? Suspect, that is.) men into beds, backseats and Jacuzzis for cheap thrills...or is it? Can it be something more sinister? The proverbial Unspeakable Evil?

    The Prez and every branch of the military - some rogue super-secret CIA type bunch band together to save nothing less than all of human-kind.

    Directed by Roger Donaldson (Smash Palace, The Bounty w/ Sir Anthony Hopkins.)

    Bonus: this movie is not without a sense of humor, however unintentional. Also, the back of the case offers the following exhortation "read the Banton Book." Yeah, sure!

    ASIN# B000F9RB9E - which includes two commentaries: one with Director Roger Donaldson and cast and another with director, producer, and visual effects team (including H.R. Giger). Finally, two featurettes with the genius most famous for Ridley Scott's Alien, H.R. Giger - one curious cat.
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  • Mr. G. Bevan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great weekend movie
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 27, 2025
    Amazing transfer to 4K .... and a solid kovie throughout
  • Nicolas Garcia
    5.0 out of 5 stars Estupenda película de ciencia ficción
    Reviewed in Spain on June 28, 2020
    Species es hoy por hoy uno de los clásicos del cine de ciencia ficción. Este blu-ray no es una edición coleccionista o súper cuidada pero la película se ve bien y es una buena oportunidad de conservar para siempre un clásico así.
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  • DJ
    5.0 out of 5 stars TRES BON FILM
    Reviewed in France on September 26, 2015
    Bonne qualité d'image et bon son. Le scénario est bon, les acteurs également, le suspens est au rendez vous et il y a de l'action avec un bon rythme soutenu tout au long du film. Certes on atteint pas la dimension d'un film comme Alien mais on passe un très bon moment. De plus pour couronner le tout, La Mutante est d'une beauté époustouflante mais dangereuse...Un très bon film.
  • Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great movie
    Reviewed in Canada on September 14, 2024
    I forgot how much I enjoyed this movie
  • ジンガリ
    5.0 out of 5 stars ナターシャ・ヘンストリッジを嘗め尽くす映画
    Reviewed in Japan on July 8, 2016
    20年程前にもなる映画だが、今時の作品に較べても見劣りせず鑑賞できる。役者を忘れていたが、マイケル・マドセン(B級臭はあるが嫌いではない)、ベン・キングズレー、フォレスト・ウィティカー、そして何よりもクール・ビューティー、ナターシャ・ヘンストリッジの旬の美しさよ!良い顔ぶれだ。また、何といってもエイリアンの造形はギーガーに負うところが大きい。今観ても独特の生物感が素晴らしい。あらすじは判っているので廉価であれば輸入版も厭わない。そうは言っても英語字幕2行は老体には追い付けない。しかし、この頃気が付いたがコツは2行目を捉えることだ。動詞が多い前半を跳ばしてもニュアンスは伝わるのだ。余談、年寄りの冷や水と謗られるが、スティーブン・キングが好きで半年も前に初めて原書数冊を購入、ところが全く繙いていない。映画のようには事は運ばない。