#Alien: Romulus

[evilvvithin]

me watching all the new romulus fans unfamiliar with the alien franchise or h.r. giger in general confused how everything in the movie resembles a dick or vagina

[memingursa]

Not really spoilers but After watching Alien Romulus I do genuinely appreciate that somehow even after decades of corporate ownership a major undercurrent of the Alien universe is that Major corporations are filled with the dumbest and most evil people who have ever existed

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ALIEN: ROMULUS (2024) dir. Fede Álvarez

[mtonino]

Behind the scene of

Alien: Romulus (2024) Fede Álvarez

[anthemias]

— alien: romulus production design

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also im rewatching alien romulus and every time someone is mean to andy i want to blow myself up

[goryhorroor]

2024 horror + letterboxd reviews

[thesoldiersminute]

Cailee Spaeny as 'Rain Carradine' in Alien: Romulus (2024) dir. Fede Álvarez

[kaizsche]

the fucking thing's huntin' us. ARCHIE RENAUX as TYLER HARRISON in ALIEN ROMULUS (2024)

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CAILEE SPAENY as RAIN CARRADINE ALIEN: ROMULUS (2024) dir. Fede Álvarez

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Cailee Spaeny as Rain Carradine ALIEN: ROMULUS 2024 | dir. Fede Álvarez

[evilvvithin]

ALIEN: ROMULUS behind the scenes •

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Common gripe amongst those that didn't enjoy Romulus is that the cast is "too young". I assume its because most horror movies feature a young cast nowadays, to the point that these people can't really see it as anything more than an overdone trope, but this movie's plot like.. really wouldn't work if the cast was around Ellen Ripley's age. The plot hinges on them being at a particular turning point in their life, one that only really ever happens once in a lifetime. These are the kids that were promised a life on a vibrant flourishing planet by Weyland-Yutani, and they're now at an age where they're no longer that easily fooled. They realize they'll never see their sun as long as they stay rotting at their colony, but they're not yet at the age where they'd give up and come to terms with this fate. They haven't yet grown completely jaded and complacent, and they refuse to die in some dark damp mineshaft or toiling in a barren farm like their parents have. Most older folk would probably see the Renaissance Station as a deteriorating death trap, but they saw it as their last hope of getting out of their miserable half-terraformed rock. They're still young enough to make risks older folks wouldn't, aspiring toward a goal most older folks wouldn't even consider anymore. If they went with an older cast, most of the plot wouldn't really work that well anymore, and they'd probably have to revise so much of it that they'd accidentally end up making a complete rehash of the original Alien.

[sonjackcarl]

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CAILEE SPAENY Behind the scenes on the set of Alien: Romulus via pedroluque on Instagram Stories

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CAILEE SPAENY and DAVID JONSSON as RAIN and ANDY in ALIEN: ROMULUS (2024) dir. Fede Alvarez