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“We just ran out of time in post-production to get it right,” the director admitted to Empire. “I wasn’t 100 percent happy with some of the shots, where you could feel a bit more the CG intervention.

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Gallons of ink, thick as monster blood, have already been spilled on Alien: Romulus. To some, Fede Álvarez’s legacy sequel looked like the best Alien in ages — a winningly wet creature feature that ...

Alien: Romulus fixes a long-criticized action movie issue with a logical solution, proving that smart sci-fi storytelling can still surprise viewers.

After scaring up more than $350 million at the global box office and landing the Certified Fresh Rotten Tomatoes critics’ score of 79%, Alien: Romulus helped roar fresh life back into the dilapidated ...

Alien: Romulus caused considerable controversy by resurrecting a dead actor — so the film's director tinkered with the character some more. Since Álvarez didn't love Rook's look, he resolved to ...