This is gonna be yet another Disney debacle. Disney has already announced that they are going retcon the story and I can ONLY conclude that the facehuggers will now ask for consent using american sign language before deciding whether or not to face-r*pe, since that IS its only way to propegate their species. If that wasn't clear .... Suck balls for Disney flavored DEI juice boxes is my vote.
@@ViralKiller Good to know. Looking forward for your content. Sucks how youtube is recommending random crap I couldn't give two shits about and I had to manually search for ViralKiller
Indeed.... how do you have the Xenomorph more Ferocious? From ALIEN R, and in ALIEN C and the AVP Movies the Xenomorph was Ferocious.... you can't say they were not in Alien, Aliens or Alien 3 either. So yeah that is a bit of a odd thing for Alvarez etc to say... by Ferocious i think that he will just give us more up close Detailed Gore vs the other Movies.
The only thing I don't like is how the cast is all 20 somethings. The first movie had a great mix of ages that you would expect to see on an oil rig. This cast looks like an episode of euphoria.
Rumour is they are a breakaway colony group, you wouldn't send a bunch of people in retirement age to start a new colony, you would want people who are young enough so they have years to live longer where they are headed. They are a special group chosen to break off from a formed colony to go form another colony. Then they stumble upon an abandoned space-station..............................................ROMULUS
Romulus is not connected to Isolation in any way and it's already confirmed there is no Amanda Ripley. Yes, Alien Isolation is still considered canon, and this new movie was clearly inspired by it, but that's all it was and nothing more.
Big Chap is discovered almost by accident at the start of Romulus, probably through a flashback. The Company at this time are still trying to find out what happened to the Nostromo, when they come across his dead body. The creature is taken to space station Romulus, where scientists manage to extract and reverse engineer his DNA, from which they create a new breed of the alien. A clue to this is on the trailer, where you can clearly see the Face Huggers are much darker than in any other movie.
@@ViralKiller thank you for taking the time to answer me I really enjoy your videos I was wondering though I am an amateur linguist I was trying to pin down your accent this is weird but I thought it was like a Swedish with a Scottish accent I'm probably wrong but it's a cool accent
Good luck recreating the look of alien. The attack scene on brett is insanely well filmed, perfect blacks, great surfaces, perfect focus. Alien 3 tried to go all dark and failed, and i doubt this can rival alien. Just the look alone wont do the job.
It's been ages since I've seen a video from you recommended on my page. Been so long I even grew a beard in the meantime. Let's hope Alien Romulus turns out good. Nice to see you again.
Is anyone else getting vague Jurassic World vibes from Alien Romulus? Genetic testing/something goes wrong and the contained get out/genetically modified mother beast also escapes/Fight to contain/destroy.
So what you have said, whether you meant to or not, is that this "Alien" movie will be a DEI lead bait and switch filled with sloten ideas and a complete lack of character development in favor of identity. Where they have "appropriated" stories told by the comics over 20 years ago, and I am SURE none of those writers will be paid or credited by Disney. Disney CAN NOT make a good horror movie, look at Hellraiser 2022. I mean c'mon horror and Disney are two words that can't breed nearly as efficiently as the REAL xenomorphs.
That's exactly the point, the makers have completely destroyed the cool thing about the aliens. That was one of the worst writers' decisions in the history of great franchises. I grew up with Alien and Aliens and have read and seen the books and films a dozen times and still can't believe it! I read a while back that this was Ridley Scott's ideas from the beginning. After that I lost faith that there was anything great to come in the future.
@@Showdonttell-hq1dk I really love Ridley Scott. A genius director. But in Covenant (save some heart pounding scenes) he dropped the ball… Especially with the Alien’s origins. A colossal failure.
@@Showdonttell-hq1dk If you're going to blame anyone for what happened to the prequels, how about pointing the finger at the REAL problem, the so-called fans (or in this case idiots) who didn't understand what Scott was trying to do with Prometheus, but rather than wait and see what happens, they demanded to see more aliens. Fox eventually got cold feet and decided to course correct the next movie, which is how we got Covenant, a movie that had to have something like the alien plus an explanation as to how we get it. From what little is known about it the movie Scott wanted to make, Paradise Lost, would have followed David and Shaw to the Engineers home world, where they discover their creators and a creature meant to be the precursor to the Xeno we all know of. They learn that the Engineers were trying to replicate what their creators had done, but that too had gone wrong. Stalked by the alien they are eventually rescued from the planet, rumoured to be the Company itself. The story continues to follow David, Shaw and these other people, rumoured to be W/Y Soldiers, but what they don't know is the alien somehow gets on board the rescue ship. Similar to the rushed ending of Covenant, all hell breaks loose and only the alien and David survive, the difference is the new creature is also an egg layer, which is how it ended.
@@RoaryUK I write science fiction books myself, so I know that every creative decision can lead to the success or failure of a book. As an author, you're under constant pressure during the writing process that your next decision might destroy the whole story without you even realising it. Juggling this risk and ultimately making exciting creative decisions for the reader is the beauty, but also the fear, of creative work. When corporations are involved and millions of dollars are at stake, the pressure is certainly immense. But in the end it turns out that it is people like the young Ridley Scott who create films that burn themselves into the cultural memory of a generation. There was a lot of opposition to his idea for Alien, but he had the courage to take the risk and realise his vision. And what James Cameron was able to do with Aliens was nothing short of a magnificent creative achievement. What I'm saying is that as an artist/writer you always have to deal with the tension between what the readers or viewers give as feedback and what you have as an idea in your head. The viewers don't know the whole story and at best make a judgement on what they know of the story. Of course, it often happens that the viewers/readers see something in the story that the author didn't have in mind. For me, it was that I found it inspiring that the aliens are something completely unfamiliar. Above all, the clash between the absolutely unfamiliar and humans and, in this case, something absolutely threatening, was the appeal of the story for me. However, Prometheus showed that this was not Ridley Scott's idea. He had in mind that the aliens were basically always a failed bioweapon technology that was created by humans themselves in the form we know. Man rebuilds himself, his creation turns on him and creates the creatures that will subsequently: "come in here and get us", to paraphrase Hudson from Aliens. In somewhat philosophical terms, this is the idea that man creates the conditions for his own extinction; so-called anthropofugalism. I myself find this circular reasoning simply boring. That's why the whole development since Prometheus doesn't sit well with me, apart from the fact that the film looks impressive, but in terms of the protagonists and unfortunately also how the story is told, it's simply awful. It doesn't look much better with Covenant, which is simply not a good film and certainly doesn't come close to the first two parts. Entertainment industry and weird fans or not, Scott ultimately bears the responsibility for his own work.
Defo fella.. come back to us, from a fellow Scot.... soo ok, about that.. we did the DNA thing... turns out the Scottish side came from Ireland as well as the, Irish side..... soo ... f fellow Celt ;)
maybe the company sent a young crew who don't have that much experience! setting them up to be victims to the hive? or they are simply more expendable? I just hope its not some some woke female thing! where the main actress defeats everything too easily
I know people have concerns but they should at least give it a try. The Plot works for the young Cast, you have these folks who have been Born on or brought to a Shake and Bake Colony that is in the process of being Teraformed. They have been brought up on a World they can not explore, they do not see any Sun Light. They are not really free, having to grow up in such a limited environment... imagine being a Child in such a boring environment. Now grown up this group of youngsters want OFF this World. So for the Plot it works, these guys will not be experienced they will be vulnerable. And have no idea what they are getting themselves into. I don't think we will be pushed any Woke Agenda, and while the Cast is diverse.... i can't see this being a Problem. Its if they are written and acted as Anoying Characters thats the Concern.... and if you have Anoying Characters and ones that you can not Connected with and so have no Care for... Then the Horror Elements will revolve around GORE and Jump Scares etc
Aliens is a step down actually, because once you have a movie like that you can only follow it up with more of the same, or go back to the original formula and hope it works, which Alien3 did in the end.
Disney owns the rights to Alien... that should tell you all you need to know. Then again we might get a peach like Predator: Prey... but I will not hold my breath... I also detest the movies after Aliens with the exception of AVP... Covenant and Prometheus ruined the mythos and mystique of the the creature much like the Midichlorians ruined the Force... I would hope they would decannonize those flicks with the exception of the ship designs...
Sadly, looks like another Dumpster Fire. References/tie ins to the POS prequels, an "Ethnically Diverse" crew of teenagers, "Bigger, Better Aliens!"........Yep, a Dumpster filled with Sh*t.
Do you think the movie will suck balls or be a worthy addition to the Alien franchise, vote below:
This is gonna be yet another Disney debacle. Disney has already announced that they are going retcon the story and I can ONLY conclude that the facehuggers will now ask for consent using american sign language before deciding whether or not to face-r*pe, since that IS its only way to propegate their species. If that wasn't clear .... Suck balls for Disney flavored DEI juice boxes is my vote.
Whatever is going on V.K...
Whether it be tragedy or laziness...
I wish the best for you man.
Nah, just waiting to setup studio, then normal voice all the way...can't record right now
@@ViralKiller That's incredibly good news.
These days it's easy to assume the worst, or saddest scenario.
@@ViralKiller Good to know. Looking forward for your content. Sucks how youtube is recommending random crap I couldn't give two shits about and I had to manually search for ViralKiller
Go back to using your regular awesome voice please
yes yes
That is his real voice now.
V.K. downloaded his memories into a Rumba.
Agreed
............do it, Anakin!
I've unsubscribed and downvoted until he makes an effort to return.
The alien that Ripley blasted out of the airlock and out into the depths of space is retrieved?!?
Oh, yeah?!?
Yup! That's what happens.
Lol, perfect organism..., the Blob says hello!
how bout THE THING!?
More ferocious! Because being killed by a tiger is SO much worse than by a lion?
Ridiculous distinction IMHO
Indeed.... how do you have the Xenomorph more Ferocious?
From ALIEN R, and in ALIEN C and the AVP Movies the Xenomorph was Ferocious.... you can't say they were not in Alien, Aliens or Alien 3 either.
So yeah that is a bit of a odd thing for Alvarez etc to say... by Ferocious i think that he will just give us more up close Detailed Gore vs the other Movies.
The only thing I don't like is how the cast is all 20 somethings. The first movie had a great mix of ages that you would expect to see on an oil rig. This cast looks like an episode of euphoria.
It was done intentionally by the director; apparently he wants it from young cast perspective
Rumour is they are a breakaway colony group, you wouldn't send a bunch of people in retirement age to start a new colony, you would want people who are young enough so they have years to live longer where they are headed. They are a special group chosen to break off from a formed colony to go form another colony.
Then they stumble upon an abandoned space-station..............................................ROMULUS
These one looks like an alien isolation and dark descent. These is a new entry
Romulus is not connected to Isolation in any way and it's already confirmed there is no Amanda Ripley. Yes, Alien Isolation is still considered canon, and this new movie was clearly inspired by it, but that's all it was and nothing more.
I can't wait for this to come out 😮
how did they found big chap in space tho
I hope we get at least a flashback of that
Big Chap is discovered almost by accident at the start of Romulus, probably through a flashback. The Company at this time are still trying to find out what happened to the Nostromo, when they come across his dead body. The creature is taken to space station Romulus, where scientists manage to extract and reverse engineer his DNA, from which they create a new breed of the alien. A clue to this is on the trailer, where you can clearly see the Face Huggers are much darker than in any other movie.
@@RoaryUK "oh we found this Alien dude floating in space, what a happy coincidence, wow, incredible right?"
I hope it's better than that lol
@@HuskySansVergogne They found Ripley in deep space after 57 years but I don't hear idiots like you having any problem with that. Get over it!
@@HuskySansVergogne That's exactly what happens, pal. Better get used to it, but no one is forcing you to watch it.
I like your voice alot more then the AI.
It's coming, studio being built
Yeah we missed you you're speaking on the videos I was wondering did you sell this channel to someone else?
It's coming, studio being built
@@ViralKiller thank you for taking the time to answer me I really enjoy your videos I was wondering though I am an amateur linguist I was trying to pin down your accent this is weird but I thought it was like a Swedish with a Scottish accent I'm probably wrong but it's a cool accent
@@ViralKiller yeah it sounded like your voice was a little off the last time you talked so you're building a new studio call
Nothing will top Aliens. Best movie in the franchise with the original Alien right behind it.
Good luck recreating the look of alien. The attack scene on brett is insanely well filmed, perfect blacks, great surfaces, perfect focus. Alien 3 tried to go all dark and failed, and i doubt this can rival alien. Just the look alone wont do the job.
Alien3 didn't fail, in fact it ended Ripleys story perfectly.
Romulus your uncle's name 😅
Give us your normal voice back please
Human voices will always be better. and never muted.
It's coming, studio being built
It's been ages since I've seen a video from you recommended on my page. Been so long I even grew a beard in the meantime. Let's hope Alien Romulus turns out good. Nice to see you again.
Thanks...life took me for a ride...still there
Is anyone else getting vague Jurassic World vibes from Alien Romulus?
Genetic testing/something goes wrong and the contained get out/genetically modified mother beast also escapes/Fight to contain/destroy.
Wheres my vk voice??
It's coming, studio being built
So what you have said, whether you meant to or not, is that this "Alien" movie will be a DEI lead bait and switch filled with sloten ideas and a complete lack of character development in favor of identity. Where they have "appropriated" stories told by the comics over 20 years ago, and I am SURE none of those writers will be paid or credited by Disney. Disney CAN NOT make a good horror movie, look at Hellraiser 2022. I mean c'mon horror and Disney are two words that can't breed nearly as efficiently as the REAL xenomorphs.
Looks like a teenager alien slasher horror movie,,you probably don’t care about them and just hope they die and roll the end credits
Yup
This depends on how well written and acted the Characters are.
As if not or if they are Anoying then yeah you will be correct
We have to have 'prejudice' ie Racism and some Social engineering don't we our programming must continue no matter what wha waaah wahh
But also ruins the Alien’s origins that nobody asked. Being created by David. Forget about the black goo and engineers. It’s DAVID, DAVID, DAVID 🥱😴
That's exactly the point, the makers have completely destroyed the cool thing about the aliens. That was one of the worst writers' decisions in the history of great franchises. I grew up with Alien and Aliens and have read and seen the books and films a dozen times and still can't believe it! I read a while back that this was Ridley Scott's ideas from the beginning. After that I lost faith that there was anything great to come in the future.
@@Showdonttell-hq1dk I really love Ridley Scott. A genius director. But in Covenant (save some heart pounding scenes) he dropped the ball… Especially with the Alien’s origins. A colossal failure.
@@Showdonttell-hq1dk If you're going to blame anyone for what happened to the prequels, how about pointing the finger at the REAL problem, the so-called fans (or in this case idiots) who didn't understand what Scott was trying to do with Prometheus, but rather than wait and see what happens, they demanded to see more aliens. Fox eventually got cold feet and decided to course correct the next movie, which is how we got Covenant, a movie that had to have something like the alien plus an explanation as to how we get it. From what little is known about it the movie Scott wanted to make, Paradise Lost, would have followed David and Shaw to the Engineers home world, where they discover their creators and a creature meant to be the precursor to the Xeno we all know of. They learn that the Engineers were trying to replicate what their creators had done, but that too had gone wrong. Stalked by the alien they are eventually rescued from the planet, rumoured to be the Company itself. The story continues to follow David, Shaw and these other people, rumoured to be W/Y Soldiers, but what they don't know is the alien somehow gets on board the rescue ship. Similar to the rushed ending of Covenant, all hell breaks loose and only the alien and David survive, the difference is the new creature is also an egg layer, which is how it ended.
@@RoaryUK I write science fiction books myself, so I know that every creative decision can lead to the success or failure of a book. As an author, you're under constant pressure during the writing process that your next decision might destroy the whole story without you even realising it. Juggling this risk and ultimately making exciting creative decisions for the reader is the beauty, but also the fear, of creative work. When corporations are involved and millions of dollars are at stake, the pressure is certainly immense. But in the end it turns out that it is people like the young Ridley Scott who create films that burn themselves into the cultural memory of a generation.
There was a lot of opposition to his idea for Alien, but he had the courage to take the risk and realise his vision. And what James Cameron was able to do with Aliens was nothing short of a magnificent creative achievement. What I'm saying is that as an artist/writer you always have to deal with the tension between what the readers or viewers give as feedback and what you have as an idea in your head. The viewers don't know the whole story and at best make a judgement on what they know of the story. Of course, it often happens that the viewers/readers see something in the story that the author didn't have in mind.
For me, it was that I found it inspiring that the aliens are something completely unfamiliar. Above all, the clash between the absolutely unfamiliar and humans and, in this case, something absolutely threatening, was the appeal of the story for me. However, Prometheus showed that this was not Ridley Scott's idea. He had in mind that the aliens were basically always a failed bioweapon technology that was created by humans themselves in the form we know. Man rebuilds himself, his creation turns on him and creates the creatures that will subsequently: "come in here and get us", to paraphrase Hudson from Aliens. In somewhat philosophical terms, this is the idea that man creates the conditions for his own extinction; so-called anthropofugalism. I myself find this circular reasoning simply boring. That's why the whole development since Prometheus doesn't sit well with me, apart from the fact that the film looks impressive, but in terms of the protagonists and unfortunately also how the story is told, it's simply awful. It doesn't look much better with Covenant, which is simply not a good film and certainly doesn't come close to the first two parts.
Entertainment industry and weird fans or not, Scott ultimately bears the responsibility for his own work.
Defo fella.. come back to us, from a fellow Scot.... soo ok, about that.. we did the DNA thing... turns out the Scottish side came from Ireland as well as the, Irish side..... soo ... f
fellow Celt ;)
I hope we get to see Amanda Ripley
No thanks!
LOL
If they recast adults instead of kids.... meh, maybe I'll watch it...
The cast is looking too young. Will probably shove politics into each character. But can only wait and see for now.
For me it's not so much politics, it's the 'young-folksy angst' we'll likely get a bunch of - but as you say, can only wait and see.
maybe the company sent a young crew who don't have that much experience! setting them up to be victims to the hive? or they are simply more expendable? I just hope its not some some woke female thing! where the main actress defeats everything too easily
The woke mind virus has infected all the writers everywhere thusly tainting storytelling for a generation or more
I know people have concerns but they should at least give it a try.
The Plot works for the young Cast, you have these folks who have been Born on or brought to a Shake and Bake Colony that is in the process of being Teraformed.
They have been brought up on a World they can not explore, they do not see any Sun Light.
They are not really free, having to grow up in such a limited environment... imagine being a Child in such a boring environment.
Now grown up this group of youngsters want OFF this World.
So for the Plot it works, these guys will not be experienced they will be vulnerable. And have no idea what they are getting themselves into.
I don't think we will be pushed any Woke Agenda, and while the Cast is diverse.... i can't see this being a Problem.
Its if they are written and acted as Anoying Characters thats the Concern.... and if you have Anoying Characters and ones that you can not Connected with and so have no Care for...
Then the Horror Elements will revolve around GORE and Jump Scares etc
Scott lost the plot bruh. And Alien is great but Cameron's Aliens is a step above.
depends if you like horror vs action.
No, it’s not. Cameron is a lame male feminist who turned the xeno into cannon fodder
@@lapineee alien 3 was pure trash. Assembly or not. The first 5 min of that movie are an affront to Alien lore
@@lapineee I was there for Aliens and I didn't see anyone walk out in NYC
Aliens is a step down actually, because once you have a movie like that you can only follow it up with more of the same, or go back to the original formula and hope it works, which Alien3 did in the end.
Hope it's diverse enough 🙏
😂
Disney owns the rights to Alien... that should tell you all you need to know. Then again we might get a peach like Predator: Prey... but I will not hold my breath... I also detest the movies after Aliens with the exception of AVP... Covenant and Prometheus ruined the mythos and mystique of the the creature much like the Midichlorians ruined the Force... I would hope they would decannonize those flicks with the exception of the ship designs...
Sadly, looks like another Dumpster Fire. References/tie ins to the POS prequels, an "Ethnically Diverse" crew of teenagers, "Bigger, Better Aliens!"........Yep, a Dumpster filled with Sh*t.
Agreed...Cast is too young to take this seriously
I smell woke bs
so do I unfortunately...Dune is where the view action is..Alien gets dead views
Woke bs film?🤔I'm done...👎👎👎
Have a feeling it's heading that way too .
Woke woke woke woke woke. 😢
How to signal to everyone that you do not know what woke means, without saying that you do not know what woke means.
@@GTChris Its simple...WOKE IS COMMUNISM...f woke.👍👈👈
@@user-bi3gk6kd2p Woke sucks...
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