I knew someone was gonna ask that. I saw it once and thought it was a fun movie, but didn’t instill fear in nearly the same way that the first does. I liked the game Alien Isolation more than the movie Aliens for that reason.
I don’t know man. Like I’m glad it’s not the fucking creators again. But like this looks like a generic action movie. I doubt there’s going to be much horror it’s probably closer to a thriller. I do appreciate them trying to go back to their roots at least a little bit but I’m not holding my breath
Trailer looks derivative. Hopefully there’s a plot other than “ship gets infected, woman kicks alien ass.” Otherwise this franchise will become just another Friday the 13th.
Looking forward to seeing how the planned TV show turns out. Hopefully there’s more universe building there.
Yeah it’s a shame because Prometheus and Covenant were brilliant.
Every other director’s take on this franchise seems to miss the point. It’s not an action horror franchise, it’s more a suspense psychological thriller.
I did not enjoy Prometheus. Within minutes of arriving on an alien world the cartographer gets lost and the xenobiologist touches the forest thing he sees.
Yeah the plot turns in Prometheus are about as dumb as running in the same direction something is falling instead of just stepping to the left or right.
Looks great to me. I was confusing it with the TV series in development that is set on Earth, which sounds… I’m not optimistic about it. But this trailer looks like it has everything that I like about the movies.
It looks very much like they are just trying to hit notes from the first two films.
I am yet to be interested in this. For better or worse, most films in the franchise took unique directions, but this looks more like a trendy remake of the original.
Funny cus literally the only good Alien movies are directed exclusively by Ridley Scott. The rest are generic action money grabs besides maybe Alien 3. While it embraced the weird still wasn’t good.
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