ALIEN COVENANT NEW POSTER AND FANS REACT



Fans have reacted after the new poster for the movie Alien 5 Covenant poster was unveiled – announcing that the film will hit cinemas in May 2017.
The poster has a simple and sleek design, with the iconic Xenomorph alien’s face in silhouette – accompanied by the word ‘RUN’ and the release date of May 19, 2017. The latest in the legendary sci-fi series was originally slated for release back in August.
Made by longtime director Ridley Scott, the film picks up from Prometheus and will star the movie’s survivors Michael Fassbender and Noomi Rapace. Check out the poster above.


“This Alien is going to be… I’m very excited to see it and everybody in the film was saying this is a film that we all want to see,” he said.
“It’s much scarier than Prometheus, but it’s got the same sort of scope of Prometheus. It’s kind of got more of thriller, imminent disaster feel that Alien had, so it’s kind of a beautiful meeting of both of those films.”
It's going to be an epic film, I love the way they have instantly put the holy hell of fear into our boots and I love that there making this more thrilling and scary like the old Aliens but keeping the awesome storylines and characters that we got a glimpse of in Prometheus sounds like it's going to be the perfect blend of old and new to form an outrageous film,
So all in all I'm absolutely buzzed so expect to see a jawdropping eye popping shit scary film.

Last year, Scott revealed that he had mapped out three Prometheus sequels which will ultimately bring the story to the start of his classic 1979 film Alien.
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