"Alien: Romulus" Critiqued by Fans
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Uncanny 'Alien: Romulus' Ian Holm CGI fixed for home release as director 'wasn't 100 percent happy'
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'Alien: Romulus' director Fede Álvarez says he wasn't 100% happy with some of the shots.
Rook 's uncanny comeback was a noticeable exception for many fans.
The studio and filmmakers were listening to the feedback and have made some key changes for the home release.
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