Omg me too... David was a bad azz

Me too

Same!

Cry more

@@pinehawk9600 I like Covenant, but not the fact, that David created the Xenomorphs. But I still want a sequel to close the gap between Covenant and Alien. Imo David did not really create them. He just enhanced the existing things he found

You are not alone.

I think we supposed to "Think" it was continuing the Covenant storyline--which ended with a sequel-bait cliffhanger. But this will be a standalone movie between Alien and Aliens.

@@charliechaos2551 Oh ok if that is what we were to think then no it isn't what I was supposed to think, I think?

@@paulteti Hilarious!

like exactly ??? What is that title ?

Same!

I am a super huge fan of the whole franchise, all but Alien Resurrection. There were some really cool parts to that movie but I was turned off by the cheese. All the crappy comedy was so forced and out of place, it really changed the whole atmosphere of the movie.

100% same. I criticize some parts of them, but overall I love every single one for different reasons. Alien is by far my favorite movie franchise!

Ditto 🎥💭😳👍

Not a freak. I’d say it’s pretty common. The only people who don’t like the movies after “aliens” are npc “general audience”s

They've been watching the whole thing. And then gonna want help when their stars about to pop. Smug bastards.

Lol!

It was actually filmed in Romulus, MI 😂

they do seem to like their Greek/Roman mythologies in this IP,l hope this isn’t a reboot of the original Alien(s)🤔

if you want actual ST with your Alien- universe, ya just have to watch Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, again cuz Prometheus burrows about 25% of the ST5's character plots in the 1st act of the movie and then 30% for the story arch at the 3rd act. Mr. Shatner was ahead of his time.

But he was also responsible for Don't Breathe 2, so I am still concerned.

​@@roymontgrand561don't breathe 2 was wack haha

He didn't direct Don't Breath 2. He wrote and produced it. Same for the TCM 2022 reboot. The directors and acting killed those movies. Fede KNOWS how to shoot a movie and set a tone. Man's going to kill it; the only thing I'm iffy about is there's like 8 ppl casted so I'm not psyched for a low body count.

Man hs zero Ls on his resume why would he slip up on his passion project

@@blainmoney6948, Fede clearly showed in Don't breathe and Evil Dead that he didn't need a large cast of actors to make a blood bath.

Honestly that might be the point. The premise, design of the station and even the cast all remind me of that game.

Especially that clip where the two people are running and one of them throws a flare. That set was screaming Isolation to me.

That actually makes me look forward to the movie more. I absolutely love Alien: Isolation, and a movie inspired by it could be awesome 🤞

Nope not just you. This def feels like Alien Isolation played a role in inspiring it. Which if done right is a major bonus as Isolation was one of the best alien media we got in the last few years.

@@dewey70I first thought that was a reference to Alien 3 with the flare stuff. This movie seems to take iconic elements from all previus films, The Bald crew member def feels like a callback to that.. But yeah i can see that too.

Exactly... still waiting.

This movie will be the worst in the franchise so far. Covenant being the worst at the moment.

Stick to AVP child.@@vulcan-raven7394

​@@vulcan-raven7394I also think it will be bad

😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lame.

No. It's a plus that Ridley Scott is not _writing_ it. He's a great director (everything visuals, camera movements, lighting, etc) but a mediocre writer (terrible dialogues and story in the prequels).

You can tell Fede knows how to shoot this movie

Yes but Disney owns the franchise. DISNEY absolutely can not help itself. They insist on brow beating their audience with DEI messaging at every possible opportunity. I would love to see a good alien movie added to the franchise.. but with Disney at the helm, I am not holding my breath.

Ya need to put a plaque on that bad boy. I'd call that a valuable historic artifact. At least to us ubernerds.

My boompole was at full mast when I saw the teaser, very exciting.

​@@dr.ticklebum2385😂😂

I respect that he's raw and dark with his movies. What he did with Evil Dead made me a fan of the franchise. I didn't grow up watching the campy original ones. I love the tone and overall switch he made. I really love how he's shot this movie so far; it looks dark, and I'm hoping it's brutal too.

​@@blainmoney6948 As someone who allows Ash Williams to live rent-free in his head I still love seeing how gnarly Evil Dead can be untethered from the Three Stooges-style goofiness and the force of Bruce Campbell's charisma. It shouldn't work and yet it does.

@@vampricramen couldn't have said it better. It's a tone switch tha really had no business landing so well. I can understand of someone didn't like it but I think it's shot really well and went hard when it needed to

Cautious optimism here too. The horror aspects always been there obviously, but this potentially looks a bit more raw. And some might call it derivative, but going back to what made the first two great doesn't seem like a bad idea. Promethius and covenant didn't work for me because it felt like two different stories/vibes awkwardly mashed together. (Plus all the immersion breaking character stupidity.)

Eeeeehhhhh.....Evil Dead remake wasn't that great.

I counted 10. Yeah this has to be a hive or maybe it is a secret Weyland Facility experimenting with unsuspected personal. It def feels like Alien Isolation played a role in insipiring this story as i saw several elements as well as alien and aliens with the directors unqiue take on horror elements he did like for evil dead remake. Either way this legit looks Good. :D

You want an insufferable break down? Watch the latest Godzilla X Kong : New Empire There is zero dialogue. All of the lines, spoken by the characters, is 100% exposition dumps. From beginning to end is nothing more than someone explaining what you watched or what you're going to see.

@@keithdrummond1003 Rebel Moon would like a word with you.

@@maui_lou Nice

Will they explain the derelict, what was the pilot's agenda, where did the creature come from, was there an ancient war in space against the Xenomorphs? I suspect the Jockey pilot somehow contained an infestation and was tasked to deliver the specimens to a different planet. For the purpose to keep them isolated from organic life. But one of the eggs breached from containment, so the pilot became a victim of the facehugger.

@@SergeiKraven That is something we will have to wait and see in the ALIEN TV series by Noah Hawley. My guess, is that the Space Jockeys discovered the eggs, as in the Origin of ALIEN by creator Dan O'Bannon. Perhaps even the Engineers were work drones created by the Space Jockeys only to have the Engineers rebel against the SJs, and steal samples like an egg and even the Black Goo. Remember that these creatures (Space Jockeys and the Xenomorphs) are alien species, in the sense of being strange, so the motives of the Space Jockeys could all be speculated till the series decides to explain. Also, let's remember that O'Bannon was influenced by H.P. Lovecraft, and as such the Xenomorphs could represent a species that no one was meant to discover. O'Bannon had them extinct by a global catastrophe in their home planet only being survived by their eggs. I'm sure that as the series comes out, we may have many questions but also many answers and I hope all fans can enjoy it instead of being divided.

@@EternalRoman I enjoyed Prometheus, not the conclusion of the pilot being a suit. I'm just really curious about that pilot as described from Alien. An alien life form, not a humanoid engineer, because its presence is unsettling and strange. We all know it's an ancient civilization, as Ridley said. He also believes the eggs were in a stasis field to be dropped as bombs on other planets that had hostile organisms. What do you think about David possibly reviving the Alien pilot. But where are the others? Ridley described them as a civilization, okay so they must have their own home planet. Was it invaded, or did they just die out, because of the engineers? Do you think we'll see the derelict in the new Alien movie?

@@SergeiKraven See that's the issue with Scott's idea in PROMETHEUS and COVENANT and their flaw. He made the universe as a short as a walk to the corner store. No seeing the Space Jockeys doesn't mean that they are all dead. The Universe is vast and gigantic and that is what ALIEN creator and writer, the Late Dan O'Bannon made his original story to be. The Xenomorphs, the Space Jockeys, all ancient alien species, but also, he wrote to be the ultimate alien environment, LV - 426 an alien world. The title ALIEN didn't just mean the Xenomorphs, it meant everything, since O'Bannon wanted to touch on every phobia he could, because humans fear the unknown, and what is the most unknown as space? What lies in the dark corners of the vast void? What ancient horrors await to the human race barely leaving their tiny speck of a planet? That was not Ridley Scott, that was Dan O'Bannon, Scott did quite the contrary with his last films. But now we have a chance to at least find balance, where Scott's last two films can at least be of something more than the flops they were and add to ALIEN instead of trying to retcon what the Creator of ALIEN had come up with originally.

@@EternalRoman You have some very interesting points. I actually read something from an article that suggested what you had mentioned. The movie Alien is not just related to the Xenomorphs, according to an article. To me that sounds very interesting, as they could evolve the franchise to a different direction I wouldn't mind that whatsoever. We already have so many movies about the Xenomorph, so why not give it a rest. And explore on other deadly species. Also, I found something interesting that you might have read or not. I'll copy and paste it to the next following comment.

I’d rather it was it’s own thing

I'd rather it didn't exist. Do you know what gluttony means?​@@CursedWheelieBin

I think everyone dies. It'd explain why weyland yutani and the colonial marines never mentioned an isolated event happening in between Alien and Aliens.

​@@CursedWheelieBin like it being an isolated incident when some other unlucky folks ran across them? Or like a reboot version of the universe?

​@@blainmoney6948that approach would make sense in the greater context. The company obviously knows at least a little of whats up. (Varies by what part of the lore.) Those directives from alien were way too pointed to just be for any random first contact thing. And if they had secured even one xeno previously, wouldnt have pushed as hard for a sample. Unless the predictable happened wherever their last sample was being held.

Well if it's set between the first two films, then she won't make an appearance in person as she's in cryosleep from the first movie. If she does it'll be a recording like her voiceover that ended the first one

She won't other than as a voiceover if it is actually set between the first two films.

what? that one character in Covenant?

You didn't include the Alien vs Predator series. Ha!

Liar.

​@imnotsuperstitiousbutiamal4186 I'm sure it's just a bot. No human would leave a comment so insipid and lacking life

Covenant made me like Prometheus more. I expected it to be better but it was WORSE!! How about the landing party not wearing any helmets!!?? No matter what the scanners say you still would wear protective gear to prevent what happened. But I suspect they wrote it that way just so the crew could be infected with the spores.

Covenant was absolute garbage. And that CG Alien. It was an unnecessary movie.

Not any more brain dead than any other character in any other alien movie. Such a bad criticism.

@@jcaashby3 how long do they need to wear helmets before they’re allowed to take them off when every single sign points to them being able to take them off? There’s also zero evidence that helmets would be able to stop the weapon.

@@ExpertContrarian buddy.... they never even put their protective suits on in the first place. Suits that were on the landing ship. So what of the air is breathable. There are places on earth that there air is breathable but you can still get sick of your not from that area/ continent. So landing on an alien planet any competent writer would have had them wearing gear as a precaution. If the spores got inside... they at least wore protection. But the script called for them to get infected so... nobody wore gear. Even in Prometheus... the previous movie they wore gear even though the air was breathable inside the structure. They were still reluctant to remove their helmets!

Love that game. I bought the full game with all dlc. And its definitely a brilliant addition to the alien franchise.

it is lmao

Was thinking the exact same thing you could well be on the 💰 with that theory. 👏 👌

*cough* The Gorn *cough*

​@philipwhelan14 now I want to see a gornomorph....."now with extra spiky bits!"tm

David joins the Tal Shiar

I would go for that, every character in Nu-Trek needs a hug, especially Klutzman.

Sadly, it's ... "not what you think." :P

How did it go against the original. They literally stumbled upon the engineers outpost in Prometheus where they kept their bio weapons. Same ship with engineers.

@@ec4146 The derelict from Alien is mich more organic looking than Prometheus' juggernaut. Plus, the space jockes is much bigger than the engineer and it was obviously fused with the ship, not just an armor like the engineer's

@@ec4146 Plus, the origins of the Alien seemed much more ancient and almost cosmic, but I admit that that one is largely vibes

Supposedly between Ridley Scott's Alien and James Cameron's Aliens.

Aliens is technically the 3rd movie now since Romulus is set between the first two.

@@Jenema2 yeah I know, but I was talking about the Neil Blomkamp Alien 3 that got the greenlight before Ridley Scott nixed it for Prometheous instead. That basically said the 3rd one and Resurrection never happened.

It’ll probably be…..ok 🤷🏻‍♂️

I taught that too about age but then we had half of aliens cast that were in mid twenties....i guess if its well done it won't be a problem

I am more interested in seeing the movie bc of the young unknown actors. I want to see the Queen win at the end. If I don't care much about the characters other than to move the plot along, then the end will be more satisfying if the aliens win. Just my take on it.