There are some sad things that happen in Trailer "Alien: Earth" that was released this weekAnd we don't just think of space beer that does not look like their favorite horrors in the form of signature formation. In addition to blonde hair, Timothy Oliphant, talking about the critical burden on the ship, the unfortunate shipwreck we will investigate in the new TV series of Noah Holly, there is an important additional feature given to Androids that we can send in the directions we could never imagine.

One big surprise to teasing in the new series is that Sydney Chandler, who seems to play the main character of the show, Wendy, is going through a wild transformation. In the test "Undendland", Wendy (if that is her real name, given the name link with the title of scientific base), a seemingly seriously ill young girl, has her consciousness conveyed to an adult body with Android for unknown reasons, which reaches a successful outcome. What is interesting about this is that this procedure is the same used in another beloved science franchise-but unfortunately, it occurred in one of the least liked installments of that franchise.

Send your mind back, if you wish, at a time when almost entry into the Terminator was made in 2009, through "Terminator: Salvation" directed by ICG: Salvation " (What, I am sure, by accident, is the one that sucked Arni)). The film was seen by Christian Bale as Johnon Connor, the leader of human resistance, aided by his wife Kate Connor (Brice Dallas Howard) and a mysterious stranger named Marcus Wright (Sam Worthton). Set in the world of judges' day, the great twist of the picture was that Wright, who had no memory of the machinery on humanity, was actually a former criminal who was donated to transfer to the robotic body, making him a semi-terminator. The film even ended up with Wright giving up his heart to save Connor after experiencing an almost fatal attack by Terminator, also proving that the machines are not all bad. Hura.

As for the bold franchise ideas, this was not particularly scary. But it was all a matter of execution, which was not so great, rightly putting "Terminator: Salvation" as The best of the worst movie Terminator. It is this wild progress in the temporary franchise, which now seems to be applied in the Alien series, which makes the idea of ​​using Androids as surrogate ships quite interesting. In the franchise that solved the concept of life and brutal, deaths that cause Xenomorph attacks, can the level of the threat of foreigners be lowered if our heroes can simply return from the edge?

Imagine that in 2120 The disease, injury and aging are no longer factors for Wendy's likes, which has a new body to run around. In fact, neither xenomorphs are a problem.

Taking Jumbamba's approach, is there an opportunity even if Wendy crashes, she can rise into a whole new body if she catches the wrong end of a stranger? We have already met with more artificial people who look like Ian Holm ash (Who was last seen as risen as Cgi'd Rok in "Alien: Romulus") and David of Michael Fassbender. Factoring in Wendy and all these relationships with Peter Pan, can the matter of more models for the image of Sydney Chandler see how he lives as the "edge of tomorrow"? The one who watches live, dies and repeats close encounters with one of the worst space attackers in popular culture? Havee must see if this is the case, and who makes him alive with his cage on the ribs unchanged when "Alien: Earth" descends to Julu on August 12, 2025.