Agree 100%. I think Whedon’s influence was the issue with the writing - the weird comedy moments and the quippy banter are all him.

Agreed that it’s not perfect. And I haven’t seen it in a while, so I can’t be a Resurrection defender but there I things I love about it. Jeunet’s visual style was a perfect fit for the universe, but I remember some of the pacing and script felt off.  

Just think in a few years we could have stuff inspired by deleted entire completed films.

Let’s get you outta the grey shall we? There, that’s better.

Holy Fuck. Yes Please!

Alien is one of those franchises I’ll always check out even if I’ve been disappointed quite a few times. This looks like the first and second films, which are my favorites, so I’m in. It’s cool that his inspiration was a deleted scene from a DVD (yay physical media!) as well. I also loved Álvarez’s Evil Dead and have…

I didn’t ask for your lame comment either: did you personally go to any movie studio requesting Dune in 3 installments? if so show your submitted your Jira ticket number with requirements, user story and MVP descriptions.

The trailer from Romulus makes it look like they all want to Remus.

The xenomorphs are back and they discovered a bolder font

The title Alien: Romulus made me want an Uncle Remus-narrated Alien movie...

Man this looks real promising!

Really loving this era of Cailee Spaeny dominance 

hiding somewhere on that station -

hmm... interesting. thats a lot of facehuggers. 

and I still hate the gimmicky trend of using covers from old hit songs for trailers.

“Mad World” was for sure the first iconic instance of it in the past 20 years, but trailers didn’t start going absolutely apeshit with this practice until The Social Network trailer dropped, with its childrens-choir cover of “Creep.” From there, the virus truly spread.

That was Me First & the Gimme Gimme’s whole schtick.

It’s absolutely from Donnie Darko first.

Mambo Number 5 for a serial killer movie

I find it kind of funny