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www.containsmoderateperil.com
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| | | | | Some films are made with the intention of starting a franchise, others evolve into one after a surprise box office success and lucrative sequels. Alien (1979) falls into the latter category. A mid-budget science fiction horror film that was well crafted and then benefited immensely by being released at just the right time. Sadly, many franchises become derailed and enter into a death spiral due to competing artistic visions, cynical studio politics and cinematic ignorance. This has certainly afflicted al... | |
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www.kindertrauma.com
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| | | | | I am over the moon to report that ALIEN: ROMULUS is the ALIEN sequel that I've been waiting decades for. Not only does it take place between Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece ALIEN and James Cameron's 1986 classic ALIENS but it cleverly borrows the best elements from both films (with a sprinkle of aesthetics from the | |
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www.oxfordstudent.com
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| | | | | Rufus Jones reviews the latest addition to the Alien franchise, Alien: Romulus, from director Fede Alvarez, out now in cinemas. | |
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satyrs.eu
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| | | [AI summary] A detailed review of the sci-fi film 'Alien: Romulus' praises its balance between nostalgia and innovation, while critiquing its deepfake effects and some narrative choices. | ||