There is currently no word on when the new “Alien” movie will begin filming or be released. “They get to be authentically what they are. “It’s not a film that has to be all things to all people with those gargantuan budgets,” Asbell said of the film. 20th Century President Steve Asbell said Álvarez’s pitch “was just a really good story with a bunch of characters you haven’t seen before.” He said that the decision to release the film on Hulu is an artistic one, intended to allow Álvarez to realize his vision without box office pressure. The film will stream on Disney-owned Hulu, with no theatrical plans in the cards just yet, but (also Disney-owned) 20th Century Studios says that is a feature, not a bug. The idea remained implanted in Scott’s brain until late last year when he called Alvarez out of the blue and asked him if the younger filmmaker was still up for it.”
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'Blade Runner 2099' Live-Action Sequel Series Set at Amazon with Ridley Scott Producingįrom 'Barbie' to 'Babylon,' Here's Everything Margot Robbie Has in the WorksĢ0 Controversial Film and TV Book Adaptations That Rankled Their Audiences and AuthorsĪccording to sources in The Hollywood Reporter, “Álvarez is a rabid fan of the franchise and casually pitched a take to Scott many years ago. 'Alien' TV Series Will Be Prequel Set in 21st Century, Filming Delayed to 2023 He directed 2013’s “Evil Dead” remake, and co-wrote and produced Netflix’s latest “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” movie. While his horror chops will likely cause some screams that no one will hear, Alvarez has also demonstrated a unique knack for revamping dormant franchises. With the horror-loving Álvarez’s involvement, it is probably a safe bet to assume that will balance out. While plot details are being kept under wraps, the film will be based on an original pitch from Álvarez, who is best known for directing the 2016 horror flick “Don’t Breathe.” Many cinephiles view “Alien” as the quintessential science-fiction horror movie, but recent films in the franchise such as “Prometheus” and “Alien: Covenant” (both directed by Scott) have leaned decidedly towards the sci-fi side. Now, it appears that Scott still thinks there are still more “Alien” stories to tell, as he has signed on to produce a new film written and directed by Fede Álvarez.
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So, subscribe now to keep news free from big bad monsters, ancient and new.The “ Alien” universe just keeps getting bigger.Įarlier this month, news broke that Noah Hawley’s upcoming FX series based on Ridley Scott’s sci-fi classic, with Scott serving as an executive producer, would begin filming in 2023. This is why we must always implore you to pay to keep news free. This is why Newslaundry won’t take ad money, from governments or corporations. It gets them eyeballs, or so they believe, which means more ads, more money. Wondering why purported news outlets routinely run such garbage? Easy. Ever the copycats, Indian “news” outlets quickly picked up the “story” and have been running with it ever since, taking care, of course, to swap Christian beasts with Hindu ones. It originated in the West, in that ancient era of 2016 when it was a giant Biblical creature doing battle with US soldiers in Kandahar. The TV9 folks probably don’t know it but their fantasy is not even original. It’s merely something they found floating in that great treasure of scholarship called social media and the channel’s editors seemingly went, ‘Wow! Will this make for a fine piece of journalism or what?! Let’s go broadcast it to the world. If you can bring yourself to sit all the way through one of the TV channel’s “reports”, you might catch the narrator mentioning that their fantasy may just be, well, a fantasy. Because, TV9 tells us, they were either devoured by the monster or – again they aren’t sure – disappeared into a “time well” which cloaks a plane from the Mahabharat era. In this TV9 fantasy, eight American soldiers entered a Kandahar cave 20 years ago – or 19, they aren’t really sure – searching for Osama and his Al Qaeda comrades. Seemingly, the villain can as easily be replaced by an airplane from the Mahabharat age, that is about 5,000 years ago, if you were wondering. The ancient monster, depending on when you happen to catch TV9 Bharatvarsh, can look anything from the mythical Yeti to a sci-fi alien, or simply an early avatar of homo sapiens. In the Indian TV news channel’s retelling, the supposed villain of the piece isn’t Osama Bin Laden hiding in a cave but Mahamanav, a giant from the Vedic age. As media organisations across the world toil to cover what’s happening on the ground in Afghanistan, TV9 Bharatvarsh is busy airing fantasy reinterpretations of the 2001 Battle of Tora Bora.
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