The Alien movies

[blackdog]

Ok, looks like now the future of the Alien franchise is on TV

Noah Hawley is making an Alien TV series for FX and Hulu - The Verge

 

[Evert]

After covenant I didnt think it could get worse, forgot that disney now owns it so I guess I was wrong lmao

[Buddy]

Fargo was decent tho

[Radu]

There's always a glimmer of hope

[blackdog]

How many fuxing production companies Disney owns, where’s the anti trust?

[dux]

Kinda like that episode of the simpsons where they made fun of FOX. FOX sued the simpsons but then halfway through the case, FOX were reminded that they owned the simpsons and were essentially suing themselves. Disney will probably try to buy itself oneday.

Alien as a franchise died with Alien 3. Alien Resurrection was its own thing that I don't count as an Alien film. Everything after has been a beautifully shot train wreck. 

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I thought star wars was dead to me too, then they made mandalorian which is surprisingly good. However, George was involved in making it, so im sure that helped. Not that Ridley would necessarily be a good fit for this either, as he did work on Prometheus \ covenant and meh.

[blackdog]

I find it weird this is happening, the Neill Blomkamp project died because they were going forward with Ridley’s project. Wonder if they’ll still do the film, or that died too.

But i would guess the tv show will play with Weyland Yutani setting the show after Aliens, letting Scott do his prequel thing (if the third is still a prequel, sounded like would be basically a remake of the original Alien).

[Radu]

 

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Russian Alien:

 

 

[Radu]

 

[blackdog]

I wasn’t sure where to post it. 
I’m missing the Randy drama tho, get some spice in this industry

[Radu]

 

[blackdog]

 

[blackdog]

Did you know the backstory of the Aliens APC?
YT fed me this video, I had no idea of the filming locations and actual implementations.