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Alien: Covenant 2017

Directed by Ridley Scott · 122 mins · 1,903 views

3.3 Letterboxd 3.10(548,663)
Ratings D P S L J A S C J P

Synopsis

The crew of the colony ship Covenant, bound for a remote planet on the far side of the galaxy, discovers what they think is an uncharted paradise but is actually a dark, dangerous world.

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Reviews (12)

  1. D
    davidehrlich 8 月 25, 2026

    A huge improvement over PROMETHEUS, and a film that forgives / retroactively gives purpose to its prequel, COVENANT is a majestically shot mash of almost every Alien movie that’s come before it, but it only works because it clarifies that these new films are NOT really Alien movies… Prometheus was about the creation of horror, and Covenant is about the horror of creation, and a much better film for that. Scott and co are smart to realize that Fassbender — who gives both of the best performances you’ll see in a blockbuster this year — is much scarier than the xenomorphs (or whatever) can ever be at this point, and the story embraces that. As a result, this stuff with…

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  2. P
    Patrick Willems 8 月 25, 2026

    GIVE ME EIGHT MORE MOVIES ABOUT DAVID DOING WEIRD SHIT IN SPACE

    6,277 8
  3. S
    sree 8 月 25, 2026

    one star for each fassbender

    3,184 5
  4. L
    Lucy 8 月 25, 2026

    james franco being cast as the captain of the ship only to fry to death in his cryotube in the first five minutes is the weirdest and funniest fucking cameo i’ve seen since channing tatum showed up in the hateful eight hskehdknsheksjsh

    7,208 21
  5. J
    Josh Lewis 8 月 25, 2026

    One of the angriest films to hit theatres in recent memory, Alien: Covenant—Ridley Scott’s prequel-sequel to his sci-fi horror masterpiece Alien—is a deeply troubling work of nihilistic philosophizing and gruesome schlock terror. That anger ostensibly stemming from the polarizing reception to Prometheus, Scott’s bold (if a little misguided) attempt at transforming a beloved perfect organism genre classic into an outlet for his own pretentious musings on the act of creation, an area in which Scott posits that the personal, scientific, mythic and divine all coalesce. Looking back now, it’s easier to accept Prometheus as its own contained space story of human optimism being hilariously crushed by God’s random cruelty, but at the time, and even now, many were hugely disappointed…

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  6. A
    alyssa 8 月 25, 2026

    in space, no one can hear two Michael fassbenders fuck each other

    3,680 8
  7. S
    single white femalien 8 月 25, 2026

    well at least there’s one movie where james franco dies immediately

    2,273 8
  8. C
    cora ✨ 8 月 25, 2026

    “you blow, I do the fingering” is an actual thing michael fassbender said

    8,958 29
  9. J
    James (Schaffrillas) 8 月 25, 2026

    And the award for most predictable movie twist goes to… As a certified Prometheus (2012) enjoyer, I felt as if this one was too cowardly to follow through on its predecessor’s general tone and ideas in a lot of ways. The sole vast improvement this one offers over the previous film is David; an already great character who in this film becomes far and away the greatest non-Xenomorph antagonist to ever grace the series. Fassbender brings such fantastical and disturbing glee to the role, which makes the progression of David’s maniacal God complex truly awe inspiring. Everything else in this movie isn’t. Far and away the least interesting and most infuriatingly incompetent group of protagonists the series has ever seen.…

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  10. P
    Patrick Willems 8 月 25, 2026

    Team David

    1,449 14
  11. C
    clem 8 月 25, 2026

    i spent the whole movie jokingly wondering if the two michael fassbenders were gonna kiss and then they did and ???

    2,838 4
  12. S
    Sean Fennessey 8 月 25, 2026

    With the benefit of hindsight, this movie is fucking sick, dude.

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M Michael Fassbender David / Walter
K Katherine Waterston Daniels
B Billy Crudup Oram
D Danny McBride Tennessee
D Demián Bichir Lope
C Carmen Ejogo Karine
J Jussie Smollett Ricks
C Callie Hernandez Upworth
A Amy Seimetz Faris
N Nathaniel Dean Hallett
A Alexander England Ankor
B Benjamin Rigby Ledward
U Uli Latukefu Cole
T Tess Haubrich Rosenthal
L Lorelei King 'Mother' (voice)
G Goran D. Kleut Xenomorph / Neomorph
A Andrew Crawford Neomorph
T Tom O'Sullivan David / Walter Double
J James Franco Jacob Branson (uncredited)
G Guy Pearce Peter Weyland (uncredited)
Director Ridley Scott
Writer Dante Harper, John Logan
Producer David Giler, Walter Hill, Mark Huffam, Michael Schaefer, Ridley Scott
Editor Pietro Scalia
Original Music Jed Kurzel
Sound Sue Harding, Oliver Tarney, Dillon Bennett, Paul Massey, Michael Fentum, Jack Stew
Special Effects Vincent Désilets, Steve Scott, Cris Alex, Genevieve Bevan-John, Joel Gardyne, Richard Georgeson, Tristian Haddon, Stephen Imhoff, Dagan Jurd, Adam Kealy, Chris Leech, Nathan Merren, Hauk Olafsson, Paul Reddin, Tim Riach, Ivan Sainsbury, Tony Watt, Phillip Young
Stunts Andrew Wallis, Connor Van Vuuren, Ryan Tarran, Ben Siemer, Joshua Seattle, Warwick Sadler
Synopsis
The crew of the colony ship Covenant, bound for a remote planet on the far side of the galaxy, discovers what they think is an uncharted paradise but is actually a dark, dangerous world.
Director
Ridley Scott
Writer
Dante Harper, John Logan
Studio
20th Century Fox, Brandywine Productions, Scott Free Productions
Country
USA
Language
English, German
Year
2017
Runtime
122 mins

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