When DVDs were selling like hot cakes, it was common for the studio to put back a couple deleted scenes (whether they were needed or not) so they could sell another cut of the movie.
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When DVDs were selling like hot cakes, it was common for the studio to put back a couple deleted scenes (whether they were needed or not) so they could sell another cut of the movie.
I think he's said that about every script he's written.
I've been googling for 10 minutes, because I'm 99% sure both directors commented on both of them making a movie. And I'm pretty sure I also posted that link earlier in this thread.
ridley scott alien romulus also producer there mentioned romulus 2.
And then it is seen being ejected at the end of the movie. Fede's reasoning is stupid IMO. Ripley's shuttle being lost in space for 57 years makes more sense than it being lost right next to an occupied world for 37 years.
In my mind, that's just another Narcissus-type vehicle, and I hope the next movie doesn't make that head canon impossible.
And while we're on it, why/how was the Alien right next to big chunks of Nostromo wreckage anyway? The Narcissus escaped the explosion of the Nostromo, which then went off like a mofo. And then the Alien was ejected into space.
And somehow the Alien and the wreckage came to a stop at exactly the same place?
In my mind, that's just another Narcissus-type vehicle, and I hope the next movie doesn't make that head canon impossible.
And while we're on it, why/how was the Alien right next to big chunks of Nostromo wreckage anyway? The Narcissus escaped the explosion of the Nostromo, which then went off like a mofo. And then the Alien was ejected into space.
And somehow the Alien and the wreckage came to a stop at exactly the same place?
Earlier scripts of Covenant (as well as the novelization, and, IIRC, the production-art tie-in) were explicit that David was trying to recreate an existing creature (I think of it as trying to breed a wolf from dogs), but Scott decided to make it more ambiguous and imply David invented the Xenomorph in the final cut.
I vote the Cindy Brady theory. ''Maybe it was magic!''And then it is seen being ejected at the end of the movie. Fede's reasoning is stupid IMO. Ripley's shuttle being lost in space for 57 years makes more sense than it being lost right next to an occupied world for 37 years.
In my mind, that's just another Narcissus-type vehicle, and I hope the next movie doesn't make that head canon impossible.
And while we're on it, why/how was the Alien right next to big chunks of Nostromo wreckage anyway? The Narcissus escaped the explosion of the Nostromo, which then went off like a mofo. And then the Alien was ejected into space.
And somehow the Alien and the wreckage came to a stop at exactly the same place?
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I'll probably just ignore it the same way I ignore "Jesus was an Engineer".In my mind, that's just another Narcissus-type vehicle, and I hope the next movie doesn't make that head canon impossible.
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