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Alien Romulus is NOT As Good As The Critics Are Telling You!
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Alien Romulus is the new Alien movie directed by Fede Alvarez, director of Don’t Breath and the gory Evil Dead remake. I went into the film pretty much blind, aside from annoyingly knowing one spoiler that happens near the end, but aside from that I was cautiously optimistic, given that I’m a huge fan of the franchise. This review will talk about plot elements but no major spoilers regarding deaths and whatnot.
Ridley Scott’s ambitious but wayward vision with Prometheus and Alien Covenant, attempting to link what should have been a remote alien terror in deep space with the origin of human life all sorts of cooky stuff that should have been left to a different sci-fi project, has not altogether been discarded. I had to correct myself there, because the easiest way to describe Alien Romulus is that it’s a stand alone Alien movie that goes back to the stuck in a haunted house with a ghost nature of the original film, it’s Don’t Breath in space, but then you remember that the movie does actually include elements from Ridley’s new movies. Almost all the Alien movies in fact.
I enjoyed this film. I thought it solid. A 7/10. I don’t think I’d watch it again though. Alien and Aliens are of course the runaway winners of the franchise, everything else is a matter of taste. It’s a very simple premise – a group of young workers on a moon planet are fed up with being screwed over by Welyand Yutani, and seek to escape a diseased life working in the mines, so they decide to steal cryo chambers from a decommissioned company ship floating around nearby, but of course, when they arrive at the ship all hell breaks loose.
Ridley Scott’s ambitious but wayward vision with Prometheus and Alien Covenant, attempting to link what should have been a remote alien terror in deep space with the origin of human life all sorts of cooky stuff that should have been left to a different sci-fi project, has not altogether been discarded. I had to correct myself there, because the easiest way to describe Alien Romulus is that it’s a stand alone Alien movie that goes back to the stuck in a haunted house with a ghost nature of the original film, it’s Don’t Breath in space, but then you remember that the movie does actually include elements from Ridley’s new movies. Almost all the Alien movies in fact.
I enjoyed this film. I thought it solid. A 7/10. I don’t think I’d watch it again though. Alien and Aliens are of course the runaway winners of the franchise, everything else is a matter of taste. It’s a very simple premise – a group of young workers on a moon planet are fed up with being screwed over by Welyand Yutani, and seek to escape a diseased life working in the mines, so they decide to steal cryo chambers from a decommissioned company ship floating around nearby, but of course, when they arrive at the ship all hell breaks loose.
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