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New Japanese Alien: Romulus Teaser Shows More Footage

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20th Century Studios Japan has released a new teaser for Alien: Romulus. This one does have quite a few spoilers in there. The trailer is 1 minute, 26 seconds and contains new shots of the Xenomorph, acidic blood burning through things and you see more of the zero gravity sequence.

There are a couple of new shots of Cailee Spaeny’s Rain using her Pulse Rifle during the zero gravity sequence.

Thanks to Gazz for the news.

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  1. Bigfish
    Posted
    Odds of seeing a queen at the end of the movie after the ship crashes back on the moon, go strolling iup to the colony and say, this looks like a nice place to start nesting???
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  2. Quinitricetyline17
    Posted
    Quote from: JHT on Aug 04, 2024, 11:35:47 AMSo, does this mean that the sequel to Romulus will be about them finding the queen from aliens floating through space?

    She wasn't injured, just jettisoned...


    Depends. In the novel she plummets all the way back to LV426 which would make for a messy landing. If she's just flailing around in space then I suppose
    Spoiler
    you'd expect her to gradually morph into a xenoroid just like Big Chap
    [close]
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  3. JHT
    Posted
    So, does this mean that the sequel to Romulus will be about them finding the queen from aliens floating through space?

    She wasn't injured, just jettisoned...
    Reply
  14. Quinitricetyline17
    Posted
    Quote from: Mornstar on Aug 01, 2024, 05:09:07 PM
    Quote from: Quinitricetyline17 on Aug 01, 2024, 12:28:02 PM
    Quote from: Mornstar on Aug 01, 2024, 08:47:22 AMThe wound on the Scorched xeno's forehead healed absolutely without a scratch, extraordinary regenerative abilities. As Ridley Scott says in the director's commentary track for Alien: Covenant. Showing off the essence of horror movies, makes everyone even more terrified of the image of Xenomorph.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFv02WckcgsIt had occurred to me before that Alien: Romulus would emphasize the fact that you can't shoot xenos in starships and space stations, as holes corroded by acid-blood are very dangerous and can corrode the outer shells if you're not careful, causing people and other objects to be swept out into space by the large amounts of escaping air. It should also be emphasized that only fools, ignoramuses, and those with a death wish would be willing to engage in melee combat with a xeno, as the xeno's acid-blood would let smarter creatures know to stay away from them. Melee combat with xenos is tantamount to suicide.


    Genuinely struggling to divine the point of your second paragraph here. 'Shooting xenomorphs on a spaceship is a bad idea' Agreed, we know this for commonsense reasons outlined in the first film. I don't think anyone needs reminded that engaging a xenomorph hand-to-hand is a death sentence (for humans at any rate).
    Forgive my English. I meant to say "close combat", not "hand-to-hand".
    I find that a lot of people forget how scary the xeno's acid-blood is because of the two trashy AVP movies. Any smarter creature knows that fighting a xeno in close combat is a stupid thing to do. Two trashy AVP movies are really stupid.
    Only fools, ignoramuses, and those with a death wish would be willing to engage in close combat with a xeno, as the xeno's acid-blood would let smarter creatures know to stay away from them. Close combat with xenos is tantamount to suicide.


    I've been lurking on these boards since Prometheus was announced. In that time I've read some pretty bizarre posts, and this one is right up there.

    We are on an *Alien forum*, people don't need to be told that xenomorphs are dangerous up close, come on man  :laugh:
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  15. Mornstar
    Posted
    Quote from: Quinitricetyline17 on Aug 01, 2024, 12:28:02 PM
    Quote from: Mornstar on Aug 01, 2024, 08:47:22 AMThe wound on the Scorched xeno's forehead healed absolutely without a scratch, extraordinary regenerative abilities. As Ridley Scott says in the director's commentary track for Alien: Covenant. Showing off the essence of horror movies, makes everyone even more terrified of the image of Xenomorph.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFv02WckcgsIt had occurred to me before that Alien: Romulus would emphasize the fact that you can't shoot xenos in starships and space stations, as holes corroded by acid-blood are very dangerous and can corrode the outer shells if you're not careful, causing people and other objects to be swept out into space by the large amounts of escaping air. It should also be emphasized that only fools, ignoramuses, and those with a death wish would be willing to engage in melee combat with a xeno, as the xeno's acid-blood would let smarter creatures know to stay away from them. Melee combat with xenos is tantamount to suicide.


    Genuinely struggling to divine the point of your second paragraph here. 'Shooting xenomorphs on a spaceship is a bad idea' Agreed, we know this for commonsense reasons outlined in the first film. I don't think anyone needs reminded that engaging a xenomorph hand-to-hand is a death sentence (for humans at any rate).
    Forgive my English. I meant to say "close combat", not "hand-to-hand".
    I find that a lot of people forget how scary the xeno's acid-blood is because of the two trashy AVP movies. Any smarter creature knows that fighting a xeno in close combat is a stupid thing to do. Two trashy AVP movies are really stupid.
    Only fools, ignoramuses, and those with a death wish would be willing to engage in close combat with a xeno, as the xeno's acid-blood would let smarter creatures know to stay away from them. Close combat with xenos is tantamount to suicide.
    Reply
  25. Quinitricetyline17
    Posted
    Quote from: Mornstar on Aug 01, 2024, 08:47:22 AMThe wound on the Scorched xeno's forehead healed absolutely without a scratch, extraordinary regenerative abilities. As Ridley Scott says in the director's commentary track for Alien: Covenant. Showing off the essence of horror movies, makes everyone even more terrified of the image of Xenomorph.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFv02WckcgsIt had occurred to me before that Alien: Romulus would emphasize the fact that you can't shoot xenos in starships and space stations, as holes corroded by acid-blood are very dangerous and can corrode the outer shells if you're not careful, causing people and other objects to be swept out into space by the large amounts of escaping air. It should also be emphasized that only fools, ignoramuses, and those with a death wish would be willing to engage in melee combat with a xeno, as the xeno's acid-blood would let smarter creatures know to stay away from them. Melee combat with xenos is tantamount to suicide.


    Genuinely struggling to divine the point of your second paragraph here. 'Shooting xenomorphs on a spaceship is a bad idea' Agreed, we know this for commonsense reasons outlined in the first film. I don't think anyone needs reminded that engaging a xenomorph hand-to-hand is a death sentence (for humans at any rate).
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  28. SiL
    Posted
    You've posted that before but you're ignoring the most obvious answer that's been confirmed.

    Spoiler
    There are multiple aliens, and the wound identifies Scorched throughout.
    [close]
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  29. Mornstar
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    The wound on the Scorched xeno's forehead healed absolutely without a scratch, extraordinary regenerative abilities. As Ridley Scott says in the director's commentary track for Alien: Covenant. Showing off the essence of horror movies, makes everyone even more terrified of the image of Xenomorph.
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    It had occurred to me before that Alien: Romulus would emphasize the fact that you can't shoot xenos in starships and space stations, as holes corroded by acid-blood are very dangerous and can corrode the outer shells if you're not careful, causing people and other objects to be swept out into space by the large amounts of escaping air. It should also be emphasized that only fools, ignoramuses, and those with a death wish would be willing to engage in melee combat with a xeno, as the xeno's acid-blood would let smarter creatures know to stay away from them. Melee combat with xenos is tantamount to suicide.
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