

While scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station, a group of young space colonists come face to face with the most terrifying life form in the universe.
Hvor å se Alien: Romulus
- An enjoyable addition to the franchise. It looks great (the CGI and practical effects are flawless) the acting is solid, and the premise fits naturally into the original universe. My biggest complaint is the constant, often painfully obvious callbacks that seem designed to say, “Hey, remember this from the original movies?” Lost me a bit in the final act with the baby and DNA storyline, though I appreciated the exploration of human evolution. There’s potential to connect these ideas back to the Space Jockeys, which would have been more interesting than leaning so heavily on nostalgia.
- At this point I’m not even sure how to review Alien movies. Ridley Scott made a perfect movie with the original and this one basically is all about capturing its sense of claustrophobia. Everything from the design of ships to the all-encompassing, all-consuming Weyland-Yutani Corporation—painted here in much more obvious strokes—is meant to invoke despair, a universe wholly in the grip of monsters out of our deepest nightmares. The thing is, those words could be lifted out a review of the original movie. What’s new then? Unfortunately not much. This is a movie leas concerned with doing something new with the material as it is with reminding you of its greatness. As a piece of pure homage it works, and even stands on its own in a couple of inspired sequences. But it simply can’t escape the gravitational pull of the original.
- Really enjoyed this movie- appreciated that visually it stayed true to the original Alien movies while simultaneously incorporating modern day special effects to make it all look incredibly realistic. Music was giving “epic 80s” movie soundtrack, which I loved. We re-watched Alien and Aliens prior to heading to the movie (it had been a while) and I recommend doing that so you notice all the details/callbacks even more! A fun movie DEFINITELY worth seeing on the big screen.
- This was awesome! A great addition to the Alien universe in the same way Prey was a great addition to the Predator universe. Some great jump scares, and very creepy and nerve shredding vibes throughout, and the cast were amazing. I get the feeling that Elon Musk would be a perfect fit for Weyland Yutani Corps new president... I really enjoyed the story, and I'd be very happy if Alverez is given the opportunity to make another one. I'd also like to see Scott being given the opportunity to finish his trilogy too... And maybe, maybe, we'll get a decent Alien/Predator cross over too. Now to go back and continue playing Alien Isolation...
- You never truly know what you had until it’s gone. I think this was a fun one-off so you can see how scrambly the face huggers are but it’s a roller coaster ride with none of the provocative and expansive lore of the Prometheus side of the franchise. Which has its warts but offered a more interesting path forward for the franchise. Loved the chunky, crunchy, sci-fi buttons and gizmos though.
- Let's face it: not every new entry can be as utterly groundbreaking as Alien or Aliens. That said, Alien: Romulus (the eighth film in the series, provided you include the Alien vs. Predator movies, which only counts if you squint really hard and promise not to ask any follow-up questions about the plot of the second one) is an incredibly tense, creative, and cohesive installment. The film successfully pulls off fresh direction and genuinely smart ideas, especially in how it handles the environment of space. It goes beyond the typical vacuum, which results in new frights and sustained tension that feel earned, not recycled. The new talent really anchors the story—I was particularly impressed by David Jonsson's performance as Andy. The monster we know and love to be terrified by is back, and the film does a brilliant job of using it. Bottom line: This is a great Alien movie.
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Alien: Romulus ble utgitt 14. august 2024.
Alien: Romulus ble regissert av Fede Álvarez.
Alien: Romulus har en spilletid på 1t, 59m.
Alien: Romulus ble produsert av Walter Hill, Michael Pruss, Ridley Scott.
While scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station, a group of young space colonists come face to face with the most terrifying life form in the universe.
Hovedpersonene i Alien: Romulus er Rain (Cailee Spaeny), Andy (David Jonsson), Tyler (Archie Renaux).
Alien: Romulus har aldersgrensen R.
Alien: Romulus er en Sci-Fi, Horror, Thriller-film.
Alien: Romulus har en publikumsvurdering på 8.5 av 10.
Alien: Romulus hadde et budsjett på 80 mill. USD.
Alien: Romulus har tjent 350,9 mill. USD på kino.




















