Director confirms what the title Romulus means in Alien: Romulus
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Chris
AdminEngineerMarch 23, 20249212 Views2 RepliesFede Alvarez touched on the significance of the name Romulus in the title for Alien: Romulus which I just featured in a recent news article:
The names Remus and Romulus actually stem from ancient Roman mythology - they were the mythological creators of Rome - the largest empire the world had ever seen. As the story goes, Remus and Romulus were twin boys who feed from a she-wolf type of creature to gain its powers. The story symbolizes harvesting resources from a dangerous beast to become more powerful - very much inline with the Prometheus title Ridley chose for his Alien prequel - having similar symbolism about stealing the power from the Gods to elevate Mankind to God-like status.
This coincides with the leaks we shared earlier this month - whereby we learned Weyland-Yutani are attempting to harvest and manipulate the DNA of the Xenomorph in order to gain its power and advance Humanity genetically.
I can NOT wait for this movie... It sounds more and more like the perfect blending of Alien and Prometheus concepts.
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