Bob Iger Calls ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ “Absolutely Breathtaking” Based On Early Cut, Unveils New Footage From ‘Lilo & Stitch’, ‘Alien: Earth’

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Bob Iger Calls ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ “Absolutely Breathtaking” Based On Early Cut, Unveils New Footage From ‘Lilo & Stitch’, ‘Alien: Earth’

In a splashy 20-minute introductory segment at Disney’s annual shareholder meeting, CEO Bob Iger touted a handful of film and TV projects as the company looks to maintain recent studio momentum. Avatar: Fire and Ash, Lilo & Stitch and Alien: Earth were three titles given a high profile, including some new footage of the latter […]

A few months after Alien: Romulus, fans of the horrific science fiction saga have their eyes turned towards the Alien: Earth series, whose first very promising excerpt is discovered. Alien Earth: finally an excerpt for the Disney+ series Since the Disney group's acquisition of the 21st Century Fox in 2019, the Alien license has been very discreet. Apart from some comics published by Marvel, the saga has been delayed for a long time before making…

The xenomorph returns this summer to our television stations with Alien: Earth, a prequel to Alien: the eighth passenger led by Noah Hawley.

First Clip: FX's "Alien: Earth"

FX Networks and Hulu have released a new clip from the “Alien: Earth” TV series, which will launch this Summer. The clip sees one character inside ‘Mother’, answering some questions about the status of the crew. At the same time, someone outside the room is demanding to be let in. It’s soon revealed that ‘Specimens are Loose’ onboard the ship and the person outside the room is subsequently attacked by a xenomorph who then smashes their way into …

First Alien: Earth clip has grim update on crew status

If we’re going to get a full-blown revival of the Alien franchise, believe us when we say we are all in. While Ridley Scott’s most recent attempts to resurrect the series – 2012’s Prometheus and 2017’s Alien: Covenant – were huge letdowns (even Scott thinks so), Fede Álvarez did his part in generating genuine interest with last year’s Alien: Romulus. Now, the franchise is getting its first-ever live-action show via Alien: Earth, which is set to …