Would enhancing the VFX in Alien 3 help it?

[The Old One]

You couldn't. So much requires alteration it isn't feasible. And it's unnecessary in my opinion.

The editing and VFX is much more important.

[The Kurgan]

I started to enjoy Alien3 much more over the years after i was kinda disappointed on my first watch.

Some of the VFX still stick out like a sore thumb for me, so yes, enhancing them could very well improve the whole movie for me.

It would have to be done in a way that integrates well into the rest of the movie of course.

[The Old One]

Indeed.

[Local Trouble]

At the very least it wouldn't look like a Syfy original movie anymore.

[The Old One]

The film doesn't already. 
The amazing production design alone separates it, and oh boy the cinematography is top tier.
Only the VFX brings it down.

[Local Trouble]

I thought we were talking about the VFX.  The rest of the flick looks very big-budget.

[Huggs]

I thought we were talking about the VFX.  The rest of the flick looks very big-budget.

You're no longer scruffy lookin'.

What the heck is going on?

[Local Trouble]

I thought if I made myself less recognizable, I'd also be a bit less triggersome.

[The Old One]

A solid strategy.

[Local Trouble]

Is it working?

[The Old One]

No.

[Corporal Hicks]

At the very least it wouldn't look like a Syfy original movie anymore.

I dunno...the puppet looks bad, but that's just one component.

[SiL]

The puppet looks alright. The shot of it crawling to Ripley in the infirmary isn't that bad, and is one of the better composited shots.

[SM]

They really put in a decent effort to sell that shot with it bumping the trolley, but the scale's not right and there's a glaring matte line.  But it's literally only 2 seconds and is followed by the iconic close up.

[SiL]

I'll admit I didn't realise the trolley was a model originally, so it takes the cake for best model shot in the movie.