QuoteAre we to just assume Golic died in the fire like the Theatrical Cut illustrates?
Yup.
QuoteNo, the Assembly Cut gives the film an extra and interesting subplot involving Golic's sick obsession and twisted imagination of the Alien in the film. He thinks the Alien is giving him a chance or "treating him like its own" since it killed Boggs and Rains and never him. Than he witnessed the killing of Clemens yet it never bothered to kill him. So it was cool to finally see him face the Alien one on one and die. He was one of the prisoners. A character in the film. So it was important to the story.
The fact it was cleanly edited out of the film and 99.9% of the audience didn't notice, amply shows it wasn't important. If they left all Golic's earlier scenes intact, people would've noticed - but that's not how it panned out.
QuoteThe ONLY thing about the Thetarical Cut that was better in my opinon was the dog sequence other than that prove to me otherwise why the Assembly Cut IS NOT a good film??
Objectively - Alien3 fails in terms of the badly written setup, is populated almost entirely by people would wouldn't care for if we could tell them apart, the main protagonist is behind the audience for most of the first half, the visual effects are sub par. This applies to both cuts. The Assembly is just a slower and more redundant version of the Theatrical Cut.
Subjectively - I dig them in spite of the myriad flaws.
