Alien Romulus Teaser Trailer!

[BlueMarsalis79]

I know what you are talking about yes, Shaw swears in the harsher version.

[Nightmare Asylum]

If I recall correctly, I think that alt. version is included in the deleted scenes on the Blu-ray. Not home/able to check my disc right now to confirm, though.

[KiramidHead]

It is, I remember seeing it there.

[BigDaddyJohn]

I know what you are talking about yes, Shaw swears in the harsher version.

Yep exactly.

[GrimmVision]

Are we anticipating a viral marketing campaign ala Prometheus and Covenant for Romulus up to its release?

I surely hope so - The world building we got in the teasers and in-world ads for the prequels was superb!

[BigDaddyJohn]

I remember the personal messages recorded by the Covenant crew used for marketing, that was cool.

[E. Shaw]

I know what you are talking about yes, Shaw swears in the harsher version.

Shaw swear? I don't believe it. She's an angel.

[BigDaddyJohn]

Poor thing shouldn't have ended like that.

[E. Shaw]

Poor thing shouldn't have ended like that.

When you trust David after he'a proven he's robosatan.. XD

Oram did the same thing.

[BigDaddyJohn]

Poor thing shouldn't have ended like that.

Whwn you trust David after he'a proven he's robosatan.. XD

Oram did the same thing.

Exactly. I didn't quite like how they turned David into a classical creepy movie villain while he was more interesting than that in Prometheus.

[PsyKore]

I think his progression to all out villain makes sense given his "malfunctioning" and the long period of isolation. That's what I got from the story in Covenant: it's his decline into robot madness. It might not be as interesting, but it does seem the logical conclusion. Sometimes his depiction was like a mustache twirling villain but I can't say I didn't enjoy it, honestly.

But by and large, I still think he is the same as he was in Prometheus, it's just that in Covenant he has no one to answer to anymore, so he's essentially been let off the leash.

[E. Shaw]

I think his progression to all out villain makes sense given his "malfunctioning" and the long period of isolation. That's what I got from the story in Covenant: it's his decline into robot madness. It might not be as interesting, but it does seem the logical conclusion. Sometimes his depiction was like a mustache twirling villain but I can't say I didn't enjoy it, honestly.

But by and large, I still think he is the same as he was in Prometheus, it's just that in Covenant he has no one to answer to anymore, so he's essentially been let off the leash.

David was pretty sinister in Prometheus,

"I will be free, doesn't everyone want their parents dead?"

"Must feel like your God has abandoned you, to lose Dr. Holloway in such a similar way as your father."

"I didn't think you had it in you, forgive me, poor choice of words, excellent survival instincts Elizabeth."

It's clear he's the Diablo he becomes in Covenant, because Elizabeth is one of few who are nice to him and yet he tries to kill her by letting her untraditional fetus grow and birth.

David always was Satan from Paradise Lost.

[BigDaddyJohn]

f**king robots.

[E. Shaw]

f**king robots.

To quote Capt. Kirk, "don't trust them.. let them die!"

[David Weyland]

In fairness I (I mean he) tried to reassure it best that Shaw be put into cryosleep and remove later

Not David's fault Shaw decided to kick up a fuss and jeopardise her own life

Did her no good in the long run anyhow, should've just taken the advice administered..but she refused