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7 Reasons To Have Faith In Alien: Paradise Lost

Ridley Scott may currently be doing the press rounds to promote his latest film, The Martian, but that hasn't stopped him from getting the wheels in motion for his next project. The follow-up to 2012's Prometheus, now titled Alien: Paradise Lost, is already lined up as Scott's next film as director, and will - as indicated by the title - have connective tissue with both Prometheus and the Alien franchise.
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1) The ‘Classic’ Xenomorph Is Back (And It’s A New Breed)

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While Prometheus had a good enough hero in Elizabeth Shaw, what it lacked was a solid, honest-to-god villain. The god-like Engineers – appearing for all intents and purposes like giant humans painted white – simply didn’t appear threatening enough, while the results of their ‘biological weaponry’ – the Trilobite, Deacon, and Hammerpede – felt like retreads of what had gone before in the Alien movies. In Paradise Lost, the villain problem will be rectified, as in comes the classic Xenomorph.

Not just that, but there will apparently be an entirely new breed of Xeno made just for this film. At least, that’s according to Scott in an interview he gave late last year where he said that there will be a “fresher form of alien in the third act” of Paradise Lost.

The film will apparently explore the origins of the Xenomorph, meaning one of the most terrifying monsters of all-time will be back on our screens next year, courtesy of the man who brought it to us in the first place.


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