For those disappointed with Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, or both...

Alien: Covenant Forum Topic

QueenElizabethShaw

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Assuming you actually wanted to see these movies made and done well, what writer/director/producer would you have preferred Fox brought on to handle the project?

Mine are:

Producer: Christopher Nolan

Writer:
Initial Script - John Spaihts
1st round of revisions - Guillermo del toro
2nd round of revisions - Neil Marshall

Director: Danny Boyle

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colonialsoldierMay 30, 2017

@CaptT - My feelings exactly. Even great directors frak up and this is his massive mess up.

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joylittMay 30, 2017

Gareth Edwards (Monsters, Godzilla, Rogue One) loves, I mean really LOVES monsters, and has a powerful visual style. He could nail a classic/retro look for the movie. Like Ridley, he would be very dependent on a good script; but it can work out. My other top choice would be Alex Garland (Ex Machina, 28 Days Later, Dredd reboot), the most consistently brilliant sci-fi writer/director working nowadays. BTW, his project Annihilation is getting a lot of praise from the original author of the book it is based on.

http://www.indiewire.com/2017/05/annihilation-alex-garland-stanley-kubrick-ex-machina-1201833950/

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QueenElizabethShawMay 30, 2017

joylitt

I could definitely get down with Garland. Ex Machina and 28 Days were superb. Still have yet to see the Judge Dredd reboot

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joylittMay 30, 2017

Dredd is to me a similar case as the new Mad Max, a character I didn't have much interest to see again. But when talent and imagination are involved it makes the difference. Something old can seem brand new.