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>>80136144 (OP)

>>Scott says Alien: Covenant is a return to the sci-fi horror of the original Alien, which is later confirmed by seeing 20 intense minutes of footage of the unfinished movie. He sees it as one of three sequels to Prometheus that will take the saga to "the back entrance" of the original Alien.

>one of three sequels to Prometheus that will take the saga to "the back entrance" of the original Alien.

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>That question is who made the chest-bursting alien and for what purpose?

>"Prometheus was about who and why? This is getting closer to who designed it and for what reason."

>While there will be chills, Scott believes Alien: Covenant will be a "relatively intelligent" film as well.

> "There's some good stuff in it," he says. "It talks about evolution really. But that said, it's pretty scary."

>Fassbender says the chance to work with Scott for the third time after Prometheus and The Counselor was one of the attractions of Alien: Covenant, along with taking David further into the sci-fi universe. He's also playing a doppelganger android named Walter.

>"They've gone back to the Alien mood in terms of the thriller-horror aspect of it but we have the scale of Prometheus still at play," he says. "We come off the ship again and introduce a new world.

>"In that respect, it's different to Alien which is, of course, very claustrophobic. But it has those horror elements of the original for sure."

>Fassbender says the original Alien has stayed with him since seeing it at a very young age – he thinks he was about 10 years old.

>"The scene with John Hurt in the mess area is obviously burnt into my memory. Then I watched it again on the way to shooting Alien: Covenant and it's just such a sophisticated movie. Just the design elements. The way Ridley basically harnessed that suspense and the beautiful design of the alien itself, it still stands up to the test today."

>The director says Waterston, who plays Daniels, has a lot in common with Sigourney Weaver: they play strong, gutsy characters and are both tall and athletic.

>"She's got a lot of theatre in her veins, as does Billy Crudup," he says. "That always helps because they can dig deep with their experience"

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>For her part, Waterston says Alien: Covenant has been "so much fun" to shoot. "He's always trying to get my stunt double to do stuff but I'm like 'come on. This is great.'

>"Obviously he doesn't want to me break any bones. But being an actor is a kind of sickness: the things I consider fun are maybe a little bit twisted. They're beating me up and I want more."

>Waterston hasn't felt the need to look as muscled-up as Ripley.

>"I actually thought about this physical thing quite a lot because I had this image of her in my mind," she says. "But actually in the first film it's not so much. It was only later that she got really pumped up.

>"I like that for the journey of the reluctant hero. At the beginning she's just a person who has really good instincts and good fortune because everybody else is doing their best to stay alive too and it doesn't work out for them. So I wanted to be fit to handle anything Ridley threw at me but not aesthetically because she's not a soldier. She's a terraformist."

>While Scott has made two sci-fi classics in Alien and Blade Runner then returned to it with gusto with Prometheus, The Martian, Alien: Covenant and Blade Runner 2049, it is not because it's his favourite genre.

>"I decided to get back onto the merry-go-round because sci-fi enables you to dream a little more because it's fundamentally fiction," he says. "Sometimes it's nearly a fantasy. It really depends on the script but it enables you to stretch the envelope."

>While working on Alien: Covenant, he had the next instalment written so he is ready to keep advancing the saga.

>"You've got to assume to a certain extent success and from that you'd better be ready," he says. "You don't want a two-year gap. So I'll be ready to go again next year."

>"If you really want a franchise, I can keep cranking it for another six," he says. "I'm not going to close it down again. No way."

>>80136070
Who is this ugly thing? And why is that funny?

>>80136236
Watch the video her videos and let me know if you think it's funny what am I missing? She has 4.5 million followers so someone thinks she's funny I'm just trying to understand how maybe I'm missing something

>>80136309
OK I watched 2 and a half videos and now I have cancer. Truly don't know who this is or why people watch this advanced autism.

>>80135997
I'm glad that sniveling old fuck was left behind. I have a feeling though he will turn up, probably with the "dead" sister.

they say that the flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long

>stale Bane memes,FUCKING AMERICANS and gruntposting with barely any discussion


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pls respond :((

>>80135891
Passengers

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>>80135891
Watch Zorba the Greek and feel the comfy

>>80135775
t. fag with no friends :(

>>80135775
I can't believe Cobie Smulders married Taran Killian in real life.

I didn't like it when it was called Friends either.

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>>80135700

Their mind control is working, I find her more and more attractive every time I see her

jackass

>>80135588

They got lazy. Also some of the great characters are gone.

>>80135999
Just seems like the writing went down the tubes. I almost wish Netflix hadn't even taken over, since they did this shit. Better than nothing, I guess.

I thought the writing in the netflix seasons actually improved quite a bit, but the performances and the tiny set detracted from the whole experience. But I still liked the news seasons
J-Roc raising his troubled son was truly Trailerkino

>>80135584
Acting

Consensual intercourse with a man in the missionary position for the sole purpose of procreation.

>>80135584
being my gf

Great movie

Drink and let the devil in

>>80135564
meme flick

WILL

NOT

DIE

Is it back to just three dudes just hanging out? Even Top Gear America was better than last series.

>>80135307
Yeah pretty much. They still have the guest but he seems to just join in some chat and the paki Tiff Needell seems to be showing his autism with cars in films

Chris Evans was the most unlikable person I've ever seen on television. If he's not involved I might start watching again

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>>80135170
>I want genuine, good cinema to drag me down

If you're actually serious.

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A bit plebby but I still like this movie.

what did Mexicans get?

>>80135041
>literally both groups are the closest thing to niggers in the group of Caucasians

Scorsese is a hack and I bet his parents had all their furniture covered in plastic.

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> I felt your fat sweaty buttocks under my belly and saw your flushed face and mad eyes. At every fuck I gave you your shameless tongue came bursting out through your lips and if a gave you a bigger stronger fuck than usual, fat dirty farts came spluttering out of your backside. You had an arse full of farts that night, darling, and I fucked them out of you, big fat fellows, long windy ones, quick little merry cracks and a lot of tiny little naughty farties ending in a long gush from your hole. It is wonderful to fuck a farting woman when every fuck drives one out of her. I think I would know Nora’s fart anywhere. I think I could pick hers out in a roomful of farting women. It is a rather girlish noise not like the wet windy fart which I imagine fat wives have. It is sudden and dry and dirty like what a bold girl would let off in fun in a school dormitory at night. I hope Nora will let off no end of her farts in my face so that I may know their smell also.

he's definitely right about the Irish

>>80135027
Kangs/10

>>80135027
Weird family, but he seems ok

>>80135027
WE

>>80134932
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMEajG_cvC0

This is the lisping faggotrina you have to thank for this fuckery.

so....who gives a shit about this rating?
>i know nothing about this movie, but oh look, women are in it. i'm gonna watch this now
said no one ever

>>80134932
>>80135001
why are you guys afraid of progress and change?