Alien: Romulus is a really effective sequel that ... One really impressive connection that went right over my head is Andy’s (David Jonsson) tendency to twitch. There’s a very specific reason ...

We recently learned that Alien ... her android brother Andy (David Jonsson), who we saw entering cryo-sleep for their journey to Yvaga III in the closing moments of Romulus.

Rumors are circulating that the sequel to Fede Álvarez’s Alien: Romulus will lead to another Predator vs. Alien project. This comes after the teaser trailer for the upcoming Predator ...

The Brit — who turned heads in 2023 indie darling “Rye Lane,” made his Hollywood break last year in “Alien: Romulus” and in February won the BAFTA Rising Star award — has partnered with BIFA-nominated ...

"These synthetics are meant to enhance life but sometimes can do the opposite," David Jonsson ... of 1979’s Alien and the 1986 sequel, Aliens, Romulus stars Jonsson as Andy, the franchise ...

Alien: Romulus returned the franchise to its terrifying roots, blending sci-fi horror with claustrophobic dread. Set between the events of Alien and Aliens, the film follows a young crew of ...

Alien: Romulus offered the perfect chance to bring back Michael Fassbender's David after Alien: Covenant, yet fumbled the opportunity. The ending of Alien: Romulus teased a lot for the future of ...

The Long Walk's first trailer teases a Stephen King adaptation, starring Cooper Hoffman & David Jonsson, from director Francis Lawrence.

Her eyes do the Weyland Yutani reboot Andy's do in Alien: Romulus, suggesting she may be a synthetic. We even see the Weyland Yutani logo on her eyes when this creepy change happens. Weyland ...

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(In Alien: Romulus, Andy's eyes do the same when he's rebooting.) You can see the corporation's logo on Thia's clothing at the 50-second mark and on a totaled truck at the 53-second mark.