Actually, the station is called Renaissance, with Romulus and Remus being key modules within it. Romulus handles command and control, while Remus focuses on scientific research and experimentation.
Romulus literally doesn’t add up yet you so call “fans” can’t understand this because if WY has the xenomorph literally in Romulus why do they need another in any other movie
I did not like it. The film goes against the events of Alien and Aliens. Parts of The Nostromo still been intact despite being destroyed. The alien still being alive. A Weyland station having the Xenomorph and creating an entire horde of facehuggers. And knowing everything that happened to the Nostromo and how Ripley defeated the alien. However in Aliens they know nothing of what happened. Bringing back the awful black goo. The characters can take a facehugger off a person's face with ease without killing the person.
I'm glad Romulus ignored Covenant, it was a good film, but as part of the Alien franchise it was horrible. I mean the Alien wasn't originally suppose to be in it, but the Studio made Scott and then he threw into question the time line and creation of the Alien by having David make his version. The short films that came out with the 3rd year anniversary Blu-Ray made it even worse. Like for one they aren't originally apart of the film, and aren't deleted scenes being re-added. Just a short film that was thrown into the mix, and Scott had nothing to do with them. Also David goes from hating humans and WY, to sending them his research and telling them his plans? Prometheus already established that the Queen-ish/Deacon-ish creature and Facehuggers already excited. Thankfully the official book to Covenant uses the original script that David found the Eggs already on Planet-4. But either way, I don't blame Alvarez (who even said he didn't like the David/Xeno part of the film) for totally ignoring Covenant. It does acknowledge Prometheus and Alien while giving a nod or two too Aliens, resurrection and even the Alien Isolation game. In Romulus, I think they had Big Chap do what he did to Dallas and Brett in the first film. From that they got clones from the Facehuggers made from Eggmorphing, and also used Big Chap's Facehuggers to get the Black Goo. I believe those are the ones in the glass case in the lab, and why they look different from the clones in the stasis things. The ones in the Hive I truly believe are the real deal, cause they do not look like the darker colored ones in stasis but like the real ones from Alien and Aliens. As such I believe a Queen came to be, and is hidden deep in the Hive. The Aliens would only make a Hive, and attach the people of Romulus to the walls for the purpose of a Queen and Eggs. That and I swear I heard the Queen's scream while Andy and Rain were down there alone. I heard they are making a sequel or prequel to the film, but it will be a comic book instead of a film.
@@JazzyBlade-pp4hv I don't think it would have worked as David creating the Alien, and that creation is what led to the Aliens in the first 2 films. I mean we see that there was already a Queen-ish/Deacon-ish alien with facehuggers on the wall, and the Deacon that was originally suppose to be a Ultramorph in Prometheus. The Ultramorph is supposedly the predecessor to the Xeno, and to have come from the Space Jockey/Engineer. But either way, not alot of time passed from that film to the next, I think something like 12 years and 10 of that he was on Planet-4. Ripley wouldn't arrive for the first time on Lv-426 till 18 years later, and the Derelict ship with the Eggs had already been there for 1,000's of years. I do agree that it could have worked if they made it clearer that David re-engineered the existing Xeno, and this was his variant that isn't connected or the same as the ones seen in the original films. Like if he created/engineered the Neomorph, instead of them being a creation of the Black Goo. Or something like that.
David creating the Xenomorphs ruins everything about them. Connecting them directly to hummanty along with the Space Jockey shrinks the universe and makes them far less interesting.
Weyland never learns you can't control or contain the Xenomorph it will always result in death
I really liked Prometheus and Covenant but boy, you can't beat the first Alien. Especially if you have seen it on the big screen...
Alien a Story about that success of your own creation can kill what you wanted to create. R.I.P freedom of creativity
16:57 seemed more like Wayland purposely, put the station next to the ring in case they needed to destroy it quickly.
I thought the stations were named “Romulus and Remus”
It is call that
Actually, the station is called Renaissance, with Romulus and Remus being key modules within it. Romulus handles command and control, while Remus focuses on scientific research and experimentation.
Where is David anyways?
No one knows. But probably in some planet experimenting with the Covenant's crew.
Yeah David and 2000 precious Souls
Imagine the hell David Puts those poor Humans through.
Neverending Nightmare
Romulus literally doesn’t add up yet you so call “fans” can’t understand this because if WY has the xenomorph literally in Romulus why do they need another in any other movie
I did not like it. The film goes against the events of Alien and Aliens.
Parts of The Nostromo still been intact despite being destroyed.
The alien still being alive.
A Weyland station having the Xenomorph and creating an entire horde of facehuggers. And knowing everything that happened to the Nostromo and how Ripley defeated the alien. However in Aliens they know nothing of what happened.
Bringing back the awful black goo.
The characters can take a facehugger off a person's face with ease without killing the person.
@ I stg thank you somebody else who literally watched the alien movies from the beginning and can accept this movie is just okay Fr
What does modern Google and AI have incomon whit Stalins technoutopionism
pile of shit movie made no sense
It wasn't good.
I'm glad Romulus ignored Covenant, it was a good film, but as part of the Alien franchise it was horrible. I mean the Alien wasn't originally suppose to be in it, but the Studio made Scott and then he threw into question the time line and creation of the Alien by having David make his version. The short films that came out with the 3rd year anniversary Blu-Ray made it even worse. Like for one they aren't originally apart of the film, and aren't deleted scenes being re-added. Just a short film that was thrown into the mix, and Scott had nothing to do with them. Also David goes from hating humans and WY, to sending them his research and telling them his plans? Prometheus already established that the Queen-ish/Deacon-ish creature and Facehuggers already excited. Thankfully the official book to Covenant uses the original script that David found the Eggs already on Planet-4. But either way, I don't blame Alvarez (who even said he didn't like the David/Xeno part of the film) for totally ignoring Covenant. It does acknowledge Prometheus and Alien while giving a nod or two too Aliens, resurrection and even the Alien Isolation game. In Romulus, I think they had Big Chap do what he did to Dallas and Brett in the first film. From that they got clones from the Facehuggers made from Eggmorphing, and also used Big Chap's Facehuggers to get the Black Goo. I believe those are the ones in the glass case in the lab, and why they look different from the clones in the stasis things. The ones in the Hive I truly believe are the real deal, cause they do not look like the darker colored ones in stasis but like the real ones from Alien and Aliens. As such I believe a Queen came to be, and is hidden deep in the Hive. The Aliens would only make a Hive, and attach the people of Romulus to the walls for the purpose of a Queen and Eggs. That and I swear I heard the Queen's scream while Andy and Rain were down there alone. I heard they are making a sequel or prequel to the film, but it will be a comic book instead of a film.
I think David creating the aliens could’ve worked, had he just made his own variant of the Xenomorphs.
Like say, the Ultramorphs.
@@JazzyBlade-pp4hv I don't think it would have worked as David creating the Alien, and that creation is what led to the Aliens in the first 2 films. I mean we see that there was already a Queen-ish/Deacon-ish alien with facehuggers on the wall, and the Deacon that was originally suppose to be a Ultramorph in Prometheus. The Ultramorph is supposedly the predecessor to the Xeno, and to have come from the Space Jockey/Engineer. But either way, not alot of time passed from that film to the next, I think something like 12 years and 10 of that he was on Planet-4. Ripley wouldn't arrive for the first time on Lv-426 till 18 years later, and the Derelict ship with the Eggs had already been there for 1,000's of years. I do agree that it could have worked if they made it clearer that David re-engineered the existing Xeno, and this was his variant that isn't connected or the same as the ones seen in the original films. Like if he created/engineered the Neomorph, instead of them being a creation of the Black Goo. Or something like that.
David creating the Xenomorphs ruins everything about them.
Connecting them directly to hummanty along with the Space Jockey shrinks the universe and makes them far less interesting.