Although many other directors and writers have put the turn of the "alien" universe, no one has more author's claim than Ridley Scott. He is the man who started it all in 1979, and returned to The franchise "alien" On several occasions, every time it is reinforced with new orub, stylish film and fresh wave of fan excitement.

But now, it sounds like Scott is officially made with Alien and it's easy to see why. At the age of 87, he is a true older statesman in Hollywood, and while he has not slowed down in the last few years (in fact, in fact), a man with so many movies he wants to make inevitably, has to make some difficult choices. When it comes to "foreign", Scott seems to be happy with what he did and where the franchise seems to be.

"I think I felt he was threatened by four," Scott said in an interview with Rant on the screenReferring to "Alien: Resurrection" in 1997, which set things to rest for some time. "A few years later, I said," I'm going to resurrect this, "" (and I wrote) "Prometheus" from scratch - a blank sheet of paper. "That film received some mixed views after the release, but it was raised steadily in popularity since." The audience really wanted more, "Scott continued.

But now, he seems to be ready to release the franchise.

Alien as a brand has always been a little strange. It is a horror property in its core, and the one who is rated with a Combus that usually does not lead to massive franchise opportunities, as they would find with more family tickets. Even yet, Scott says he always thought he had enormous potential for expansion.

"I think my was pretty damn good, and I think Jimim was good," said the director of the screen, referring to "foreigners", such as JamesiMs Cameron, "And I must say that the rest were not very good. Starvers "or" Starwells War "," Who I think is phenomenal ".

It is clear that the idea that an alien can be a mass franchise stuck with Scott over the years. It was held alive in the 2000s primarily from spin-off-off-off-offs, until it returned to Prometheus property. Now, however, on the eve of both "covenant" and Last year at Hedi Alvarez "Alien: Romulus"Alien seems to be re -established as a main name in pop culture. There's even a big budget TV series on the road via FX and Julu later this year called "Alien: Earth", As Noah Holly is overseen and starring Sydney Chandler's likes, Timothy Oliphant and Alex Lotter.

With that trajectory, it is natural for Scott to step down and leave the franchise to grow in the ways he always hoped to be. "Where it is going now, I think I've done enough," he told a screen, "and I hope he goes further."