T he story of Alien: Romulus sets up the return of another major android in the sequel, and while David is the most-requested one, it isn't him. Ever since it was announced that Alien: Romulus ...

Alien: Romulus director Fede Alvarez explains how the movie's abandoned station's Android Rook has closer ties than the audience may initially expect to the events of the original 1979 movie. Set ...

In a new interview, Alien: Romulus director Fede Álvarez has admitted that the VFX used to bring the Rook android to life with the late Ian Holm's likeness weren't up to scratch ...

“Alien: Romulus” is set between the first “Alien” (which took place in 2122) ... There is Rook, an android that looks exactly like Ian Holm’s Ash from “Alien.” ...

David Jonsson plays android Andy in "Alien: Romulus." Given the track record of androids in the "Alien" films, we can't lie to him about his chances, but he has our sympathies. 20th Century Studios ...

"Alien: Romulus" is a back-to-basics entry – in more ways than one. Let's discuss the wild ending, ... Ian Holm, who played android crew member Ash and died in 2020, ...

Although it’s just a tease from Dan Trachtenberg, the Weyland-Yutani logo has all but confirmed an Alien vs. Predator movie, ...

'Alien: Romulus''s Oscar-nominated visual effects team explains how they merged old and new technology to bring Ian Holm's android to life.

Op-ed: "Alien: Romulus": Andy, the movie's best character, is also somewhat problematic David Jonsson's work lends weight to the new "Alien" chapter. His android also evokes an unfortunate movie ...

Don’t overthink “Alien: Romulus,” a thrilling adventure that doesn’t aspire beyond its homage orbit Director Fede Álvarez returns to the 1979 movie's horror roots and dumps the excess ...

There, along with Andy (David Jonsson), a glitchy android that she loves and calls her brother, ... Alien: Romulus Rated R for extraterrestrial carnage. Running time: 1 hour 59 minutes.