Alien: Romulus Review
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•‘Alien: Romulus’ Wants to Be All the ‘Alien’ Movies at Once
58% Informative
The film is set between Alien and Aliens , but gathers in elements from 1986 's Aliens , 2012 's Prometheus , and 2017 's Alien: Covenant.
Fede Álvarez’s film is handsomely mounted and propulsively grim, another Alien misery about people stuck in an impossible, surely fatal situation.
Romulus is also more interested in action than was its 45-year-old parent.
A gravity device introduced early on is satisfyingly employed two acts later.
The awe and desolation of outer space’s howling enormity is well conjured.
One does wonder, though, how many more times we can watch this same chain of events play out.
An irony, perhaps, when so much of the argument of Romulus is that seeking a higher form through dangerous experimentation will lead to ruin.
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