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Aileen Wu in Alien: Romulus (2024)

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Alien: Romulus

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    It takes place in the year 2142. 20 years after Alien, le 8ème passager (1979) and 37 years before Aliens, le retour (1986).



    This new weapon seems to be somewhere between the M41A Pulse Rifle and the "Smartgun" both seen in Aliens.

    It's possible, due to it being 100 years in the future, that the rounds used in the gun are "expandable" meaning they are smaller projectiles when loaded in the magazine, but once fired. They expand on to a full sized bullet. Thus keeping the weight lower and capacity higher.

    It's also possible that it's a newer model rifle than the M41A. As the Romulus station is a secret scientific station. They were privy to more advanced technology. The M41A was the standard issue rifle for the marine core in 2179. But that doesn't mean they weren't already in service by the time of this film. Afterall, the M4 Carbine is the current standard issue rifle for the U.S. military and has been in service for over 30 years. The M4 itself is essentially a shortened and less bulky version of the M16, which was in service since the 1960's.



    There are several possible reasons:

    1) throughout history, people have disregarded optimal living conditions for the opportunity to make a living. Think of coal Miners in the old west among others. Colonists in the alien universe are sent to distant worlds to make them habitable for humans. Very few of these worlds would have identical conditions to earth.

    2) Weyland-Yutani may have understated the conditions of the world to potential workers. By the time they get there, they can't exactly turn around and leave once they see the conditions of the world.

    3) There are several places on earth where the sun isn't seen for months at a time and people live there. Some people just aren't concerned with such things.

    4) The movie implies that Weyland-Yutani has, in a sense, enslaved the population on the planet. As we see, Rain had completed the required hours to get off the planet, only for the Weyland-Yutani representative to tell her that the company had extended the required amount. So people simply aren't allowed to leave the planet. Rain, Tyler, Bjorn, Kay and Navarro are all the children of colonists. All of their parents died before their required time was fulfilled. The debt transferred to the children. Which is why they are motivated to escape.

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  • How long is Alien: Romulus?
    1 hour and 59 minutes
  • When was Alien: Romulus released?
    August 16, 2024
  • What is the IMDb rating of Alien: Romulus?
    7.1 out of 10
  • Who stars in Alien: Romulus?
    Cailee Spaeny, David Jonsson, and Archie Renaux
  • Who wrote Alien: Romulus?
    Fede Alvarez and Rodo Sayagues
  • Who directed Alien: Romulus?
    Fede Alvarez
  • Who was the composer for Alien: Romulus?
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  • Who was the producer of Alien: Romulus?
    Ridley Scott, Walter Hill, and Michael Pruss
  • Who was the executive producer of Alien: Romulus?
    Fede Alvarez, Brent O'Connor, Elizabeth Cantillon, and Tom Moran
  • Who was the cinematographer for Alien: Romulus?
    Galo Olivares
  • Who was the editor of Alien: Romulus?
    Jake Roberts
  • What is the plot of Alien: Romulus?
    While scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station, a group of young space colonists come face to face with the most terrifying life form in the universe.
  • What was the budget for Alien: Romulus?
    $80 million
  • How much did Alien: Romulus earn at the worldwide box office?
    $351 million
  • How much did Alien: Romulus earn at the US box office?
    $105 million
  • What is Alien: Romulus rated?
    R
  • What genre is Alien: Romulus?
    Horror, Sci-Fi, and Thriller
  • How many awards has Alien: Romulus won?
    15 awards
  • How many awards has Alien: Romulus been nominated for?
    69 nominations

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