Fede Álvarez’s film will expand the saga this summer with the aim of capturing the best elements of the franchise. Alien.
The xenomorphs will return to movie theaters this summer with Alien: Romulusthe new one movie of the saga that will once again occupy the seats with fans of the terrifying creatures conceived in the film Ridley Scott of 1979.
the saga Alien It is one of those hybrid franchises that has changed focus on several occasions, although never in such a contrasting way as in its first two scenes. Alien, the eighth passenger It was a movie horror and science fictionwhile Aliens: The Return combined the science fiction with pure action under the leadership of James Cameron.
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Both films are considered the best of the entire saga, although there is no unanimity regarding which of them is the absolute best.
Fede Álvarez has spoken about this with the magazine empire. Director of Alien: Romulus He is clear that the films of Ridley Scott and James Cameron are a fundamental part of conceiving the Alien saga in all its glory and, therefore, he wants his feature film to have both approaches.
Alien: Romulus pays tribute to the two pinnacles of the saga
Fede Álvarez has no intention of making fans choose between one style and another. Taking advantage of that Alien: Romulus takes place between the events of Alien, the eighth passenger and Aliens: The Returnthe Uruguayan filmmaker has implemented both approaches in the film.
“Asking an Alien fan to choose between the two is perverse. So I thought, ‘How can I do both?‘”, comments the director in the magazine empire. In addition, they have shared a new image of Alien: Romulus which we leave you below.
The film stars Cailee Spaeny, Isabela Merced, David Jonsson, Archie Renaux, Spike Fearn and Aileen Wu. A group of colonists arrive at a space station mysteriously abandoned and devoid of life, or so they think.
Alien: Romulus arrives in theaters on August 15, 2024 to fill the gaps between the first two installments of the saga. Furthermore, in 2025 we will have a new series, from the hand of Noah Hawley (fargo).
