The guy seems to get really jealous when someone else does a good Alien movie or has a good idea for an Alien movie. He did the same thing to Neill Blomkamp.
My issue is that he doesn't give a damn about the franchise until it becomes popular again with a new movie release or people getting excited about a potential new movie. Then he is back wanting a piece of that pie pushing others off the bench with "i was here first!"Honestly, why should Scott be any different?
Because unlike Lucas and Roddenberry, Ridley didn't originate Alien. He signed on to direct a project that already existed.
That's not to say he can't throw his (ever more undeserved) weight around. Just saying why it seems pushier somehow.
Ok - I could see that. He did seem checked-out for a while after he made the first one.My issue is that he doesn't give a damn about the franchise until it becomes popular again with a new movie release or people getting excited about a potential new movie. Then he is back wanting a piece of that pie pushing others off the bench with "i was here first!"


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