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'Alien: Earth' review: Movie franchise comes to TV with mostly entertaining results
MY SAY In spite of that famous source material (xenomorphs!) and pedigree (Hawley), "Alien" fans may want to temper their expectations here. Foremost, "Alien: Earth" is not the movie or even a movie, but a series full of character exposition and backstory. With eight hours to fill, the pacing can be unhurried too.
‘Alien: Earth’ Review: Noah Hawley’s Freaky ‘Alien’ Series Bursts the Franchise Open
The Alien (or Xenomorph) is the least impressive aspect of FX's ambitious science-fiction series about a near-future where corporations run the world, and their founders' pursuit of immortality may end up killing us all.
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Why 'Alien: Earth' Showrunner Noah Hawley Hearts Xenomorphs: "We Still Don’t Have a Better Monster"
In the summer of 1979, a just-turned-12 Noah Hawley fancied the idea of seeing Ridley Scott’s new film Alien at his local ...
Noah Hawley had no plans to appear in his new FX series Alien: Earth; however, things changed quickly when an opportunity ...
"Alien: Earth" brings the action of Ridley Scott’s opus to our planet, where people turn out to be the biggest monsters of ...
Alien: Earth is a prequel to the original 1979 Alien, taking place two years before Ripley and the gang have their ...
So, what Alien: Earth is saying is Weyland-Yutani is aware of xenomorphs (among other creatures) well before the events of ...
Timothy Olyphant and Sydney Chandler star in the Noah Hawley-created series, which begins with a spaceship crash-landing on ...
Earth promises plenty of Xenomorph frights alongside some compelling character studies that stretch the bounds of the ...
But Noah Hawley is not most showrunners. Hart Hanson, who gave Hawley his first regular TV job, writing for the Fox crime ...
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