Scott said that if the film got made it would return to the planet LV-426, which is where the characters in the first "Alien" ran afoul of those alien eggs and the face-huggers within. I think AI is becoming much more dangerous and therefore more interesting. But I think if you go again you need to start finding another solution that's more interesting. People say, 'You need more alien, you need more face pulling, need more chest bursting,' so I put a lot of that in Covenant and it fitted nicely. I think what we have to do is gradually drift away from the alien stuff. "When that's finished there'll be another one and then another one, which will gradually drive into the back entrance of the film in 1979."īut what of Ridley Scott and his potential movies? In December of 2017, even after the low box office returns of "Covenant" were in, Scott was still talking about making more movies, saying: We are, we are. "So I'm now going to the next one, which is the next evolution directly connected with the first one," he said. The first sequel eventually was announced as "Alien: Paradise Lost," before the title changed to "Alien: Covenant." And even then, Scott continued to insist there were more movies to come. I always thought that original ship, which I call the Croissant, was a battleship, holding these biomechanoid creatures that were all about destruction." I always thought of the Alien as kind of a piece of bacterial warfare. The whole point of it is to explain the Alien franchise and to explain the how and why of the creation of the Alien itself. It will be in the one after this one or maybe even a fourth film before we get back into the 'Alien' franchise. When asked if the "Prometheus" sequel would answer lingering questions, Scott replied: "Yes, but it won't be in the next one.
In an interview in 2015, Scott revealed he wasn't just planning one sequel to "Prometheus," he was planning as many as three sequels. As luck would have it, Ridley Scott was prepared for this. And those are the types of numbers that makes Hollywood want a sequel. While the reaction to the film may have been mixed, the film itself was a big hit, hauling in $403.4 million on a $120–130 million budget.
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