Physical sets, practical creatures and miniatures were used wherever possible to aid further VFX work
Scenario
While scavenging the depths of an abandoned space station, a group of young space colonists come face to face with the most terrifying form of life in space. Director Fede Alvarez explains the rule he laid down for Alien: Romulus that “if you can be practical, it will be practical,” so the actors always acted against the physical representation of the xenomorph… Director Fede Alvarez sought out the special effects team from Alien 2 (1986) to work on these creatures. When Rain shuts down the ship’s gravity and shoots all the aliens, all their blood sprays into the air in long, blurry patterns.
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Zero gravity in real life causes liquids to form into a ball rather than long flat pieces like in the movie. becomes ominous, as in Alien 3 (1992), leading to the film’s opening scene. The logo itself will suffer a static electricity discharge and turn green. Death of Theaters – Real BBC @MauLer @HeelvsBabyface (2024).
Theme from Alien written by Jerry Goldsmith
If you love the Alien franchise, there’s a good chance you’ll be quite satisfied with this film… Because it combines most of the notable elements that have made the franchise so popular over the years (check out the numerous nods or easter eggs the various films in the franchise, through subtle elements, characters or storylines)… Of course it’s a product of our modern times (filming techniques, effects) while retaining most of the classic atmosphere and tone of alien films… the visual language is overall quite excellent, here and there really remarkable footage (great framing and composition)…
Then you have a great opportunity!
Yes, it may disappoint some who have a sense of ownership of the franchise, as it definitely expands and explores the legend. a little bit (which I personally look for in sci-fi sagas that span decades)… Also, the lead actress (Kaley Spaeni) carries the film really well, with a quiet strength, subtlety and intensity… So if you’re looking for an alien movie that it uses most of the old ingredients while re-imagining and/or exploring and exploring beyond what we are used to…
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