Fox release another Alien: Covenant movie still!

I can't even, this is SO BEAUTIFUL!

Hmmm,looks like the corridor of the derelict from the first alien film to me.

Its time date and year, surely.. its a timeline of the film. The pic of the marines is on LV223??

Cakes and Pies! Cakes and Pies!

The Master World Builder strikes again!!

*LOVES Ridley*

This is killing me, if you take the usual 2104 out it gives 5 hours in milliseconds....hmmm 185612082104

Looking great that is :D

Wunderschon!

Hahaha! It is fantastic! I can hardly contain my excitement! :)

Good spot Dark Nebula!  Very cool picture . . . I'm so torn in that I really want to keep looking at this site but also don't want to know too much . . .  Arrrggghhhh ;) 

neat image!

I would like to see more. :)

Oh, lord... so many goodies for the holidays...

Must be the 12 days of Alien Christmas.

Fairly certain the numbers are time/date stamps of when the pictures take place.

22:05 12/05/2104

13:01 12/06/2104

18:56 12/08/2104

The design is definitely the same as the Derelict interior, but is it the inside of another one of their ships or could it be an outpost? Perhaps the corridor leads up to David's lab?

PATIENT LEECH - Hahaha! "...and a chestburster from LV-223..."

I'm with you on that Spaniard! 12th May the Marines land on LV223 to find out what happened to Prometheus - James Franco is their captain..? 12th June is the Crew in cryo stasis in the Covenant. 12th August is discovery of what David has created?!

PATIENT LEECH - "The Twelve Days of Xenomas"! :)

@Dark Nebula,

It does indeed look like the inside of the Derelict. However it seems a lot cleaner looking than the Derelict. Could be part of the ship that wasn't gashed open, but I still think it's a different ship or part of the Engineer Temples, since the Derelict would have already been crashed on LV-426 many years prior to the Covenant event. That is of course, assuming the atmosphere of LV-426 doesn't age things more rapidly than on Earth...

Hmm...there almost seems to be a strange shadow upon the floor at the corridor's end - within the right section. :)

Imagine you are running away for your life and you see the light ahead of you...freedom , but you are grabbed from behind and pulled back into the darkness. 

Love the design and it really harkens back to Alien

Remember too that current production values will be exerted no matter what. Only a very small segment of the audience would applaud an outright reprise of the scruffier 1979 aesthetic. This is Giger's biotech realized in a new age.

The similarities between it and the original are startling, and if it weren't for the soil on the floor I'd say with confidence that it was a Juggernaut interior. It may still be. It's a surprise to see this sort of thing, I had the impression that look was off the table. What a pleasant surprise indeed.

AORTA - I agree! I am exceedingly pleased with the visual aesthtic! :)

Has to be an Engineer temple entrance, or Juggernaut corridor.

There appears to be a hatch or doorway on the right, with a footplate on the floor.

LONE - Oh, wow! I did not notice that! Thank you so very much for bringing this to my attention! :)

You're welcome SR! :)

Like many others, when a new image appears I have to blow it up, scrutinise every inch and play around with the contrast, brightness, shadows etc!

It's a compulsion! XD

LONE - Well, I very much like the fact that you indulge your compulsion! :)

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This is taking forever!!!!! :P

Am I the only one thinking the trailer will hit when that mission launch countdown marks 150 days 00:00:00?

Dark Nebula I agree it does look like the derelict interior corridors.

Chris yeah it doesn't really hold up, at first the derelict was supposed be very old according to Ridley (I think it was) but then he has stated that Covenant takes place right before Alien. And wasn't the pre-trilogy idea scrapped when Lindelof left the 3-film project he initially signed up on? 

Great spot ther Lone! Indeed it is a doorway. Likely to the Pilot's chamber if it is indeed a Juggernaut ship.

Can anyone explain the practicality of the interior of the derelict hallway pictured above? In other words, what's the function of the seemingly ribbed walls? (Please don't say that the walls are ribbed for the Aliens' pleasure! haha) Do you think the Aliens use the design for pulling themselves along the walls? The curved halls create a constant opportunity for danger lurking around the bend.  

So is there a consensus on when the trailer will be released?

It's been suggested, including by Giger, that the Derelict was grown rather than built. I definitely subscribe to this idea, for several reasons, one being that with that explanation the textures shapes within could result from the utility of the growing process. And also because it's just so creepy.

It's definitely creepy. In fact, it's so different that it makes a great defense mechanism. When a human sees that, we don't know what it is and what could by hidden in the crevices. If it were a long, flat, straight corridor, the Aliens couldn't hide as easily.

This image makes me consider the possibility that the original alien derelict was sent from the Engineer home world (paradise) to LV223 in order to take out a rogue sect of engineer, but wound up crashing into Acheron instead.  In other words it was part of an attack fleet, and it is that fleet that caused the xenomorph disaster inside the complex seen in Prometheus.  This image could come from some flashback, or recording from the time period on paradise.   

This film doesn't take place right before the first film does it? We ARE getting a trilogy right? 

Scott says it would require 2 or even 3 more films to get back to Alien.  Personally I don't see what the could accomplish, other than showing how the derelict arrived.  Tying to Ripley through parents or something in this timeline would actually be pretty lame. 

To me it's the same and identical to Derelict in A1. It is cleaner looking because haven't crash also atmosphere of LV426 DOES AGE thing more rapidly than on earth.