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be practical, it will be practical,” he said
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Digging into the bowels of an abandoned space station, a group of young space colonists come face to face with the most terrifying life form in the universe. Director Fede Alvarez explains the rule he established for Alien: Romulus: “If you can. that the actors always acted against the physical representation of the xenomorph. Director Fede Alvarez was looking for the special effects team from Alien 2 (1986) to work with the creatures.
Andy: For a claustrophobic astronaut, the solution is to give them more space
Physical sets, practical creatures and miniatures were used wherever possible to facilitate subsequent work on visual effects. When Rein turns off the gravity of the ship and shoots all the aliens, all their blood freezes in the air in long drops. . Weightlessness makes liquids form spheres in real life, and not spread out into long flat pieces, as in the movie.
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The fanfare of 20th Century Studios fades out and sounds ominous, like in ”Alien 3” (1992), leading to the first scene of the film. The logo itself experiences a static charge and turns green. Featured in Nerdrotic: The Acolyte: Force is Female CONFIRMED? Theme from the movie ”Alien” by Jerry Goldsmith.
Nothing special, many really positive reviews are exaggerated
The characters are for the most part completely flabby and devoid of any real character, except for Andy. To be honest, I had no emotional attachment to most of the characters, and most of them were just annoying and fat. At times, the film was dark, it seemed that it took an eternity to create, and it was largely based on the ”Alien” franchise. clichés that add real color to the plot and scenario.
movie, but it’s not very good either
The special effects were pretty good, and the design of the original xenomorph was great, although the face-hugging faces in this movie somehow look worse than in Aliens. Don’t worry about the current hype around Romulus, it’s not scary. As a big fan of the originals, I was disappointed. Whether they’re exploring stars, escaping dystopias, or making the world better, these women are science fiction.