Alita: Battle Angel Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 6147

Average Rating: 2.6/4

# of Ratings: 39

Theatrical Release Date: 02/14/2019

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 07/23/2019

Language: English

Genre: Sci-Fi, Action

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Robert Rodriguez

Actors: Rosa Salazar, Christoph Waltz, Jennifer Connelly, Mahershala Ali, Michelle Rodriguez, Jackie Earle Haley

Plot: Centuries into the future, cyber-doctor Ito comes across a deactivated cyborg in the massive scrapyard of the harsh Iron City. Seeing opportunity, he fixes and reactivates Alita, who awakens to a world she doesn't recognize with no memory of who she once was. While the good doctor tries to shield her from the injustice of this new world, street-smart Hugo wants to open her eyes. But when deadly forces suddenly take an interest in her, and the people she has come to care for in her new life, she finds her purpose - an extraordinary fighting ability, one that could save the world - or destroy it. -- Chris Kavan

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 07/29/2019

"Alita" isn't much fun for a popcorn flick, nor is it as cool as it thinks it is. The fight scenes aren't engaging, the story and characters are generic at best, and the acting verges on the level of "Mortal Kombat: Annihilation."

Fatguy moviefan - wrote on 02/14/2019

So this was one of those movies that I wasn't sure about so much fun it turned out to be so much going on very exciting action to the core the alien was beautiful and a good role model for girls she's beautiful strong independent and saves the world I recommend taking the family for this one you better get some snacks but aside from that it's a wonderful movie

Indyfreak
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2019's most underrated film may become a cult hit.

Indyfreak - wrote on 10/01/2019

ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL delivers slam bang action, cutting edge visual effect,s and remarkable world-building skill on the part of director Robert Rodriguez. And also a little help from Hollywood legend James Cameron as producer as well. Up-and-coming actress Rosa Salazar shines as the all digital heroine Alita, a petite yet powerful cyborg unearthed by a kindly scientist (Waltz) and raised in the futuristic dystopia of Iron City.
Salazar displays a wide range of emotions as the immediately endearing Alita and the visual effects work on her expressions is impeccable. Christoph Waltz plays a rare heroic role as her father figure and mentor who sometimes gets on the action himself. Supporting work is provided by a solid cast that includes Jennifer Connelly, Mahershala Ali, Edward Norton, and …

ikkegoemikke
Movie God

Fantastic imagery, poorly developed storyline.

ikkegoemikke - wrote on 08/22/2019

While I’m learning name, do you have one for me?
Alita.
It’s a nice name.
I love it!

I was really looking forward to this movie “Alita: Battle Angel“. A cyber-punk setting and unparalleled computerized images that are perfectly injected into a real-life environment. Of course, you know Alita (Rosa Salazar) is the result of a hard-working graphic designer who has been sweating for hours behind his computer screen to project a graphic shell onto a real-life person. However, it didn’t bother me. Alita seemed like a lifelike person. Even though she had those unnatural large Bambi eyes. I admit that at the beginning, my eyes always wandered down to her derriere to see if there was such a sweet little wagging tail. But eventually, how strange it might sound, I thought the end …

Chris Kavan
Movie God

Alita is a Pretty Manga-nificent Adaptation

Chris Kavan - wrote on 02/28/2019

Alita: Battle Angel has been in the works for a long time, as writer/producer James Cameron has had this on his plate since 2003 but Cameron had bigger fish to fry, first with a little film you may have heard of: Avatar. It was also a bit early in the special effects department to bring his vision of Alita to life. After many years of languishing in developmental hell, Cameron finally chose Robert Rodriguez (Sin City, the Mariachi trilogy and Spy Kids) to helm the project, as he was busy working on Avatar 2.

The project began to take shape, even as big-name manga adaptations like Dragon Ball: Evolution and Ghost in the Shell failed to entrance audiences. And when the first trailer dropped, people were a bit... confused over the size of Rosa Salazar's eyes and it got mixed reactions. …