We recently shared some images of the Alien: Covenant spread in the newest issue of Empire Magazine and it included a nice long article and quite a few new stills from Alien: Covenant. With that issue officially hitting stores today, Empire has released three of those stills online.
The new stills include a look at Guy Pearce as a younger Weyland, the scene mentioned previously in the CinemaCon footage and the Neomorph after a kill. Beware spoilers.
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it seems like he is unleashing containers of black goo over something, i dont wanna know the pictures are cool
the one with the Neomorph is sick, very sexual and violent and morbid at the same time and the flesh is a nice contrast with the regular Aliens, love it, this movie is gonna be very dark and violent
These are not bombs.
Or this
4:41
https://youtu.be/Ieq2GrQSftc?t=4m41s
Maybe something like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPR8RcaqE28
Yeah, they're so f**ked.
Spoiler
It appears to be a docking station after all. Good catch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufpktF5T1r0
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhwWAciO6F4
Those Engineers are buggered.
But look at that city, looks huge, i thought it was just a yard, i see lots of buildings.
but yes, it is definately the scorpionaut that drops it, and it's at the same exact moment. you can see the population flock towards the central opening. perhaps some sort of refuge place for them to think they're safe there?
It is a "Mother-Juggernaut" according to one of the concept artists who worked on the film. Not a "docking device". It actually flies around and is not anchored to the ground.
https://www.avpgalaxy.net/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi65.tinypic.com%2F20rwms0.jpg&hash=c3ca4edc7b42b6b5b80d565c7c7e7c1094f5b630
If David is trying to recreate an ancient monster, then the Space Jockey is irrelevant to this prequel series. On the other hand, if Ridley is trying to tell us that David created the biomechanical Alien, then they will have to go back to LV-426. Otherwise that simple detail is going to become a plot hole.
Honestly, I think it would be a big mistake to leave out the Engineers. They are by far the most interesting element in this prequel mythology.
We don't know how the mechanism works?
David bombing is gonna be freaking amazing. And dat Neomorph is gonna f**k some people up, Looks terrifying.,
It looks utterly amazing!
It seems that David is standing on the ship, not inside.