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Ridley Scott Still Planning Third ‘Alien’ Prequel — Can Franchise Survive ‘Covenant’ Box Office Bomb?
The worldwide gross for "Covenant" was $240 million, a sharp decline from the $403 million “Prometheus'” made.
MoviesYahoo Movies UKAlien Day: James Cameron on how he expanded the universe in 'Aliens' and where the franchise went wrong
Filmmaker explains his approach to his classic sequel, how he tapped into his "Ridley-ness" and why he thinks subsequent installments missed the mark.
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New Jersey high school’s celebrated Alien play gets encore
Images of the production's elaborate sets and special effects drew a huge response online
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Disney-Fox merger will mean more 'Alien', 'Kingsman' and 'Planet of the Apes' movies
The Disney-Fox merger is set to bring more major franchises back to the big screen, according to reports.
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Sir Ridley Scott praises high school students for stage adaptation of 'Alien'
Hollywood director impressed with the effort from New Jersey students, and sends a thoughtful message to them.
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The goriest and most extreme Fox films that now belong to Disney
Disney now owns some seriously horrifying movies.
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'Alien' at 40: Tom Skerritt separates fact from fiction about its mythological shoot
Ridley Scott says 'Alien' was never profitable, according to the Hollywood money men.
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9 interesting things you never knew about Bill Paxton
Hollywood actor Bill Paxton has passed away at the age of 61, it’s been reported. According to the BBC, Paxton suffered from post-heart surgery complications and is survived by his wife, Louise, and two children. Before making it as a big-time actor, Paxton, like many other famous faces, earned his money doing a low paid, regular job like us normies – he was a car park attendant.
MoviesYahoo Movies UK StaffThe most DISGUSTING visual effects ever committed to film
30 years ago this month, Hollywood’s best and brightest gathered together to celebrate the greatest cinematic achievements of the year, one of which just happened to be the super-gross practical effects of David Cronenberg’s ‘The Fly’. Like the Academy honoured Seth Brundle’s grisly transformation from man to fly, we now honour the greatest and most disgusting visual effects in movie history.
