"Alien"/"Prometheus"/"Predator"/"Prey" Sequels News & Discussion (Spoilers)

[harry580]

Oh, that's not good.

yeah, I hope the writers lost the lawsuit

 

[Yojimbo]

4/26: William Gibson's Alien 3 script will be released as a novel on August 31.

5/21: Amber Midthunder cast in lead role for Predator movie.

 

[Fone Bone]

4/26: William Gibson's Alien 3 script will be released as a novel on August 31.

5/21: Amber Midthunder cast in lead role for Predator movie.

She has the best name. It sounds powerful and hot at the same time.

 

[Yojimbo]

She has the best name. It sounds powerful and hot at the same time.

If her role as Kerry in Legion is an indication, she'll be great in this one.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

5/21: Amber Midthunder cast in lead role for Predator movie.

Well, that's great to hear and I wish her the best of luck.

 

[Yojimbo]

Some concept art from Blomkamp's Alien movie.

 

[Yojimbo]

6/11: The Predator movie might release on Hulu.

6/14: More concept art from Blomkamp's Alien movie.

7/28: Predator movie will be titled Skull and focuses on human ingenuity. Also will be more like The Revenant than like any previous Predator movie.

7/30: Trachtenberg shoots down Skull title, likely a working title.

 

[Spideyzilla]

Like The Revenant? Interesting.... does that mean it's going to be a visceral, raw, "realistic" survival movie? I could actually maybe see that working for Predator, though I'm also a bit confused why we need another movie. The last one did little to convince me that this franchise still has much gas in it, particularly so soon after the last one.

 

[the greenman]

Like The Revenant? Interesting.... does that mean it's going to be a visceral, raw, "realistic" survival movie? I could actually maybe see that working for Predator, though I'm also a bit confused why we need another movie. The last one did little to convince me that this franchise still has much gas in it, particularly so soon after the last one.

Just like Disney took Star Wars and basically put it to an unsatisfying end, so they'll probably do to the other FOX franchises. They already killed Diehard 6 (probably not a bad thing), I think Ridley Scott is too protective of Alien to be honest.

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[Yojimbo]

Like The Revenant? Interesting.... does that mean it's going to be a visceral, raw, "realistic" survival movie? I could actually maybe see that working for Predator, though I'm also a bit confused why we need another movie. The last one did little to convince me that this franchise still has much gas in it, particularly so soon after the last one.

I am more open it going to a back to basics approach and an anthology format, a Predator on Earth at various points in the past in different cultural settings, than them continuing from the recent one.

 

[Spideyzilla]

Just like Disney took Star Wars and basically put it to an unsatisfying end, so they'll probably do to the other FOX franchises. They already killed Diehard 6 (probably not a bad thing), I think Ridley Scott is too protective of Alien to be honest.

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Killing Die Hard 6 was definitely a good thing. With Alien, Scott is far more of the problem than Disney could be. It’s a reach to say Disney will bring Predator to an unsatisfying ending since Fox wasn’t exactly doing a great job with the be property previously.

 

[powerjake]

Surprised an Alien reboot has not been made at this point, is this ever going to be rebooted sinse Disney now owns the franchise?.

I still enjoy watching the Alien movie's its just that the obnoxious fanbase is really toxic like MLP and Steven Universe fanbases.

 

[Yojimbo]

9/12: Filming for the Predator movie has finished.

11/12: Predator movie is titled "Prey" and releases summer 2022 likely on Hulu. Confirmed to take place in world of the Comanche Nation 300 years ago, following Naru, a skilled female warrior who fiercely protects her tribe against a highly evolved alien predator.

First look at logo and Naru.

1/12: The Predator copyright lawsuit has been resolved.

1/24: The God of War video game had some influence on Prey.

3/4: Fede Álvarez hired to write and direct a new standalone Alien movie, with Ridley Scott producing via Scott Free Productions. The film is being made for Hulu as part of 20th Century's plans to make more than 10 films a year for the platform.

3/7: Prey takes place in the Great Plains in 1719.

 

[Hanshotfirst1138]

I take it we’re never getting a Covenant sequel? I understand why it got a mixed reception, but I was kind of curious what it was setting up. Guess we’ll never know now. Shane Black’s The Predator was execrable, one of the worst films I’ve seen in my life. Hoping there’s nowhere to go but up after that.


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[Yojimbo]

Prey streams on Hulu on August 5. New logline and teaser.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Prey streams on Hulu on August 5. New logline and teaser.

I'm hoping that this film will be an improvement over The Predator.

 

[Yojimbo]

Prey will have optional Comanche subtitles and audio dub.

Prey trailer official released.

 

[wonderfly]

Prey will have optional Comanche subtitles and audio dub.

Prey trailer official released.

I literally just got finished watching this trailer and was coming here to see if there was a thread for it. I didn't even know this was in development, and I have to say, the trailer really won me over! I'm just shocked it's coming only to Hulu.....no theatrical release?!?

 

[Yojimbo]

I literally just got finished watching this trailer and was coming here to see if there was a thread for it. I didn't even know this was in development, and I have to say, the trailer really won me over! I'm just shocked it's coming only to Hulu.....no theatrical release?!?

Yeah, under the radar. It was in development since 2017 but rumors only started surfacing in November 2020. I guess the Hulu only choice was made during the height of covid and during the greenlight of a general campaign to release new material through Hulu. Not sure if they can reverse that choice, it may be too late at this point. It's a pity, it would have made more in theaters.

 

[Ghoster1987]

Yeah, under the radar. It was in development since 2017 but rumors only started surfacing in November 2020. I guess the Hulu only choice was made during the height of covid and during the greenlight of a general campaign to release new material through Hulu. Not sure if they can reverse that choice, it may be too late at this point. It's a pity, it would have made more in theaters.

Maybe because The predator (2018) bombed or the fact that Disney [sterilized] 20th Century Fox so hard that it is now a Hulu filler machine due to their double standards towards mid budget films, anything original, or r rated