Country roads

Takes me home

To the place

I belong

West Virginia

Mountain Mama

Country roads

Take me home

Bit of a What-if? scenario for you guys to ponder.

Lets say that not long after the events of Alien: Isolation and Amanda Ripley's own encounters with the Xenomorphs on Sevastapol Station, Ellen Ripley's pod is found much earlier - some time in 2138 as opposed to 2179 (around 40 years earlier).

Sure enough, she is brought back to Earth and manages to re-unite with Amanda, which I think would definitely result in a lot of strong emotions between mother and daughter; not just because of the passage of time, but also Ellen learning about the events on Sevastapol that her daughter had to go through because of the Nostromo's Flight Recorder been used by Henry Marlow to locate the Derelict; his wife Catherine Foster been impregnated by a Facehugger as a result.

While we wouldn't see an alternate version of the Hadley's Hope events as that colony wasn't established until 2157, do you think we'd see an adventure involving Ellen and Amanda working together to have to deal with another Xenomorph outbreak (maybe from a Weyland-Yutani staff member getting the co-ordinates of the Derelict from Ellen in the way Carter Burke was able to in Aliens)?

Curious to see what you guys think.

I came to think that the story told in Prometeus could potentially be seen as a real mess. The reason is that they had the engineer dying in a complete different way than featured in the first film of the Alien series. The engineer is supposingly trying to transport the eggs somewhere else. The story told in Prometeus can only minimally be linked to the reason why the engineer died from the alien hatching from the inside. By the way nothing is told as to why the engineer died while using a canon. What did it need the canon for? So, is the story told in Prometeus actually a mess from a cinematographic point of view?

Thoughts?

As cool as this movie really is, we can all agree that it’s pretty gross. Think of it, remember the scene when Ellen is in a literal nest of Zenomorph eggs laying around and then she strait up shoots the egg maker thing on the queen Alien and white stuff come squirting out. It’s funny that I watched this with my best friend and we just joked about the whole movie [example] When Ellen gives the hot chocolate to the little girl and says “Its hot chocolate” and then I whisper in his ear “It’s poison”. In conclusion this was a 4.5 out of 5 movie but it still doesn’t beat Alien 3

We also have a new Bts Pic of Alien Romulus, The Reboot that's coming soon.

Say whatever the heck you want I like Alien 3. I can see why you people hate it, Bad cgi, bad acting, bad dialogue. But if you just ignore that stuff you will see it’s a good film, and plus it’s one of the darkest in the series.

Hope u like it.

Chest bursting out of either a dog or ox, this creepy xeno is one of my favorites. This one was responsible for killing almost all of fury 01's inmates. This bad boy lured at Ripley, but sparing her in one of the most iconic scenes in the franchise to date. I love the brown coloration and mostly goes on all fours, but stands upright sometimes. I also like the ape-like lips. What are your thoughts on this Xenomorph.

What if Ripley and Clemens concieved a child when they slept together in Alien 3 and somehow this child lead to the newborn in Resurrection? Maybe the DNA of the unborn child mixed up with the queencl

I was just looking over the TVTropes for the Alien movies and noticed it said Rosenthal was cheating on her partner who was still in cryo in the Covenant movie. I have to figure this came off some unfilmed scene or novelization but does anyone know what they are talking about?

Is it true? Aliens colonial marines was classified as non-canon and so hicks never survives and died in Alien 3?coloni