Alien: Romulus is out on streaming now so here's my thoughts:
- It's certainly diverse - the only two white people in the film are c*nts and there's a genderless bald Asian girl pilot. I didn't think it was too nonsensically woke though.
It feels like they tried to capitalise on the success of the 2002 Disney+ Predator film Prey, but the story also got mangled with a generic "everyone dies to the monster one-by-one" storyline.
It's fun enough but also pretty dumb. Was this really the best Alien script that someone could come up with since Covenant?
It explains far too much. Alien films should leave more questions than answers, but this has long scenes early in the film in which the entire plot and lore is explained.
The Rook CGI is horrendous. I can't believe it made it into the final cut.
It could have been scarier and had more tension. Too much story happens and there's not enough of people just creeping around.
The spaceship crashing into the ice belt scene is cool.
I don't understand why they made an Alien film but the final boss is some shitty Voldemort rip-off.
Why are there levers in the cargo hold that let someone detach the cargo hold mid-flight? That would be suicide.
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I kinda liked the look of the weird hybrid thing at the end, other than that very forgettable movie
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Yeh he should have been much more in the shadows. We saw far too much of him.
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Looks more like and hybrid
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Found out that it was a costume instead of CGI
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