Alien: Romulus Director Fede Alvarez, the status of the Alien franchise that was kept secret for 30 minutes

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Alien: Romulus, the latest film in Fede Alvarez's direction, is a sign of a new phase in the Alien franchise. The film stars Rain Carradine and Kaylee Spaeny in the lead roles, and it follows a young crew who encounter a Xenomorph on a derelict space station.

The film received positive reviews from critics and was a success at the box office. After 2017's Alien: Covenant, this film shows a new path for the Alien series.

Fede Alvarez, in an interview with Collider, revealed an interesting aspect of the film. As for Ridley Scott's Covenant movie in 2017, Alvarez said he's starting to talk about the project. However, at the beginning of Alien: Romulus, the idea was to keep the franchise status a secret, as Scott admitted.


According to Alvarez, for the first 30 minutes, the audience is unaware that the film belongs to the Alien franchise. This, in the first part, looks like a raunchy sci-fi story. Explaining the plan, he said, "We wanted to make it a spin-off. We will not choose the word alien, but put any other title and show a sci-fi story.

"But after 30 minutes, when the audience at SXSW (South by Southwest) sees the egg, they realize it's an alien movie," Alvarez said.

The secret trajectory of the film: According to this story, even at the beginning, without the alien status coming out, the audience will face excluded suspicions. However, it was the role of an egg, the appendages and the Alien Product Flow that played a key role in the film's success.

Synopsis: The film, starting off as an alien movie, introduces the Alien franchise in a much more interesting way. With the clarity left by Fede Álvarez, Elian offers fans an even more new experience.
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