While scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station, a group of young space colonists come face to face with the most terrifying life form in the universe.. 'Alien: Romulus' stars Cailee Spaeny and Isabela Merced reveal why director Fede Alvarez used practical effects and animatronic xenomorphs to terrify his cast.. Physical sets, practical creatures, and miniatures were used wherever possible to help ground later VFX work.. When Rain turns off the ship’s gravity and shoots all the aliens, all their blood is suspended in midair in long, smear like patterns . Zero gravity in real life causes liquids to form into sphere shapes, not spread out into long, flat pieces like in the movie..
Andy: The solution for a claustrophobic astronaut is to give him more space.. The 20th Century Studios fanfare freezes and turns ominous, as in Alien 3 (1992), leading into the film’s opening scene.The logo itself suffers a burst of static and turns green.. Featured in Nerdrotic: The Acolyte: Force is Female CONFIRMED? The Death of Theaters – The Real BBC @MauLer @HeelvsBabyface (2024). I had high hopes for this one and what can I say : I just got back into the theater again after the first showing because I couldn’t wait to see it a second time.
Remember how we always wondered if Alien and Blade Runner took place in the same universe? The world building was so well done and involving I was almost disappointed to remember after 30 minutes that I was to see an Alien movie. Almost. The way the characters are built in relation to each other and against what’s happening is masterful. I also love how the movie reunites thematically and lore wise ALL 6 movies that came before (there’s a node to each and everyone of them and I’m a sucker for a good candy if it’s done purposefully) while doing it’s own thing.
Because it IS a Fede Alvarez movie, as fresh and dynamic as the other movies he’s done. Finally, you just have to see the opening : as soon as the computer lights up, you know where you are and you know it’s going to be as respectful and familiar as possible. True, there are liberties taken with the lore and some will argue on these with reason but I personally can forgive those shortcuts because they serve the pace (and every movie has its own specific Xenomorphs anyway). There’s no down time, always something happening. It checks the boxes but it’s also unique and special.
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