Ridley Scott once claimed that the "alien" franchise was lowered after the "aliens", And he has a point. Of all the properties in the saga where no one can hear you screaming, only the first two films are universally considered classics. Of course, others have their own defenders (I will happily go to war for "alien: Resurrection" every day of the week), but let's face the truth: the world wouldn't be worse if every sequel and foretelling after the "aliens" did not exist.

These days, however, Disney seems to continue to milk xenomorphs, face, synthetics and other creations in the universe until they are completely dry. The latest example, "Alien: Earth" TV series is held two years before the events of Scott's classic film in 1979 and hopes to expand the orbus, but for reasons we will come later, the show of Noah Holly is another property that probably should not exist. However, if this franchise must continue, there are ways to make it interesting again - such as returning predators to spice things up.

Indeed, a The new movie "Alien vs Predator" has been teasing for some timeAnd the time is Disney withdrew its trigger. Given this, let's talk about why it should happen sooner than later.

The "foreign" franchise has been on the decline for some time, especially with recent efforts. Fedus Elvarez "Alien: Romulul" is so worried to play it safely That he fails to bring new ideas to the table, so why must there be? Tell what you want for movies like "Alien: Resurrection", "Prometheus" and "Alien: Covenant", but at least they boast enough unique ideas to be interesting, even if they polarized. No one can accuse Alvarez of wanting to make pleasure from the crowd, especially on the eve of separated films, but it is forgotten.

"Alien; Country", meanwhile, is a risky project that will either breathe a new life in a franchise stagnant or create greater polarization for fans. Early tears have revealed that the series will add a new form of life to the mixture in the form of hybrids - synthetic creatures with human minds. Since they have not engaged in the saga so far, however, it asks the questions: Will Noah Holly's show accommodate mythology even more? Or will it enrich the canon in a significant way? Theirito is still out, but like all "foreign" projects made after 1986, the upcoming FX series is likely to be separated.

In contrast, the "predator" franchise experiences a creative renaissance and it is a perfect example of how to respect one's roots, while adding enough fresh elements to keep things exciting. "Prey" is a revisionist Western With an incredible young protagonist on the front and center of the story of survival. Elsewhere, "Predator: Killer Killer" marks the franchise's first animated film, And while sticking to a known formula for storytelling, aesthetics that are not live gives it a fresh layer of color. With the moment when Hawja was riding high, maybe the Xenomorph can get a piece of action - and do it properly this time. If nothing else, another crossover will at least comply with the current trends of pop culture.

Mentioning the Alien against Predators is a sure way to make fans of the two franchises to Buck, but that does not mean that the idea should be abandoned to move forward. Peting Yautia against Xenomorphs is a cool idea in theory, and has been well done in other media (especially in the series of comics by Randy Stradley and Chris Warner, from the early 1990s, which shows that creatures collide on a remote agricultural planet).

If properly acted (with that, I think no The wiretapping of Paul Anderson to turn again), the new "Alien vs. Predator" could be a return to the crippling action that both franchises benefited from the past-end, most people agree that "foreigners" to Jamesimes is a "no". To that end, another flicker "Alien vs Predator" is an opportunity to create something simple, fun and base base, at the same time somehow refreshing, as it has been almost 20 years since the last time from predators and aliens on the screen.

Not only that, but another "foreign vs. predator" can potentially cause another profitable common cinema universe - a kind of Disney. There are some great stories of comics that they need to use for ideas, as aliens and predators have crossed trails with Judge Dred, Terminator, Superman and Batman in the past, resulting in some very fun adventures. (In particular, Dredd's crossover is great fun.) Obviously, getting the rights of those specific properties would be a logistics nightmare, but Disney has enough interesting IPS to create attractive crossovers. What about "Alien vs Predator against Guardians of the Galaxy" or "Alien vs. Predator vs Moana?" The possibilities are endless, and they would be more interesting than another movie or TV series of Alien.

"Alien: Country" Prime Ministers on August 12, 2025, on FX and FX of Julu, with "Predator: Badlands" set to open in theaters on November 7, 2025.