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wish i caught this before ,,lol
right on , just started watching last month , i think its the best on TV at the moment, i hear they are filming season 3- 4 back to back soon
but yes on your part , the book WOOL ,
I have been, but I read the books so sadly the surprise has been spoiled. It's funny because I posted about the book, WOOL, years ago, never thought it would be made into a series.
if you are talking about like modern Godzilla's, no bc TOHO HAD TO MAKE F***ING RULES FOR GODZILLA, MAKING IT SO HE CAN'T EAT HUMANS OR ANIMALS
The figurines are really beautiful!
"Godzilla: The Art of Destruction" by Mike Bogue: This book offers a comprehensive overview of the creative process behind the 2014 film "Godzilla," including concept art, interviews and special effects details.
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Also, there was 1 scene of the Monsterverse sequel where Rodan devoured a pilot.
Alien Romulus isn't that bad, at least it fits into the alien continuity (warts and all).
Alien Earth on the other hand, given everything that Hawley wants in it will make an utter mess with the franchise worse then either AVP and Alien Resurrection
I am really looking forward to watching Alien: Earth. I have a good feeling about it. It cannot be worse than Romulus, right?
I am all for practical effects but have High Quality CGI to compliment the practical effects
They should stick to practical effects, nothing looks more real than something that's real.
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This is a great post. I like this topic. I found many interesting things on this site. Thanks for posting this again
I for one would love to see the Predator/Yautja as the main protagonist, the article mentions the Crucified Predator but completely had forgotten about Wolf from AVPR
Well the film certainly looks and sounds beautiful.
HOW THE **** ARE THEY SOLD OUT ALREADY
HOW THE **** ARE THEY SOLD OUT ALREADY
Covenant was a huge disappointment for me, but if Ridley Scott can make it right to return back to the Engineers lore of Prometheus and finish it with real answers we deserve from Prometheus, than I am in for a sequel! So no android centered storyline, but an Engineer centered plotline! I would love to see practical effects too like Romulus did.
I'm OK with it if
1. It shows that David didn't create the original Xeno.
2. Has heavily reduced time for the androids
3. A lot better written characters compared to what we've seen this far. Don't sacrifice character-development for run-time.
These conditions must be met if I shall have any interest in it, otherwise screw it.
Good find! And yet another nod to the older films from Fede who just couldn't help himself I guess....
Hopefully she keeps drifting away from a sequel script. Who knows, maybe she's forced into a sequel like a watermelon through a mailbox, appearing terribly deepfaked, repeating some classic lines from the quadrilogy before going back to the narcissus, cuddles with a deepfaked/CGI Jonesy and falls asleep like nothing happened.
Update to the second point: I just learned that there are two easter eggs, answering what happened to Ripley. Turns out: They in fact picked her up! The narcissus can be seen in two scenes. Once inside the station and then ejecting, when the station starts colliding with the rings.
I've always thought Hollywood and the Gaming Industry were in direct competition of one and other that is why we always get crap video game adaptations of great games
It kind of does look like a horses eye
Well if this series turns out to be a bust like the Halo and Fallout tv series, I will loose all faith in sci-fi television
its okay, not thrilling, just okay
I highly doubt it since the Earth War Trilogy is a direct sequel to ALIENS so essentially the Earth War Trilogy was ALIEN 3 before ALIEN 3 was made.
Having the setting on Earth back then made sense because it was after Ripley discovered the xenomorphs, after she told the ICC and Weyland Yutani corporation of her encounter. So it was an escalation of the metaplot.
Here where it is set before Ripley's encounter make no sense. If xenomorphs were already on Earth two years prior to Ripley's encounter why didn't they procure a specimen? If the xenomorphs were on Earth, there was no need for Lv-426, no need for Hadley's hope and no need for Ripley's personal vendetta against the xenomorph because her entire journey is render moot!
Oooh cool, I love the occult theme they have going on here. Reminds me of the old Dark Horse comics involving such plots.
I never understood this huge emphasis on mystery.
Is it so you can make up your own conclusion for your own headcanon or fanfic ideas? I don't like mystery, this may come from me being heavily into science, history and paleontology where I want to unravel mystery and know the nitty gritty details of well everything!
Back to the elephant man. I was referring if Prometheus used the elephant man Space Jockey instead of the humanoid design.
Thought I saw a glimpse of a scary looking eye...
I wonder if the show is based on the comic series from 1990 called Aliens: Earth War
It's OK, could maybe have been better and a bit more unpredictable if that makes sense.
Absolutely love the poster in all its simplicity. A nice nod to the classic poster for the first Alien film with vibrant colors and more detail.
Looking at these, I can tell in some frames there is an open Ovomorph, people getting attacked by face-huggers and Xenomorphs. For that other frame, it kind of looks like a close-up shot of a horse? Or a sheep, I'm not sure.
I feel like folks online read way too much into things, and twist words around. Even when Fede talked about using practical stuff in Romulus he meant filming practically as much in camera as possible instead of filming people wearing motion capture suits and lots of green screens like in a bunch of Marvel movies. People read that as “No cgi its all practical”, and then when the VFX breakdowns of the film dropped people went “Butttt Fede said noo cgiiii!!!! Wtffff!!!”.
Yeah, reminds me of forum discussions about the force awakens (based on what J.J Abrams may have mentioned regarding practical sets) vs the prequel trilogy, the latter being thrashed for "excessive CGI" when apparently, it did in fact use a lot of practical sets and effects as well, whereas the force awakens on the other hand actually used a lot of CGI, as it turned out. People tend to jump to conclusions (and yes I try and sometimes do look myself in the mirror)
