Alien : Romulus

« A final-act development lurches into overblown and slightly daffy extreme sicko horror, but there's enough that works, especially in terms of sustained tension and big juicy frights, to give the xenomorph-hungry what they want. »

« In Álvarez's final flourish, the film finally forges its own identity, pushing the franchise into a territory that it has yet to go in before. It might not stick the landing -- and in some ways it feels altogether silly -- but the twist plays so well into the gloriously indulgent mashup play that the film runs on that, by then, you're just happy to be on the rollercoaster ride. »

« This is closer to a grandly efficient greatest-hits thrill ride, packaged like a video game. Yet on that level it's a confidently spooky, ingeniously shot, at times nerve-jangling piece of entertainment. »

« It's got the thrills, it's got the creepy-crawlies, and it's got just enough plot to make you care about the characters. Alien: Romulus is a hell of a night out at the movies. »

« Alien: Romulus is a mostly kick-butt addition to the franchise, but it's hampered by some oddball choices that distract from the horror. »

« Fede Álvarez delivers an exciting new chapter in the Alien saga. »

« Le film de Fede Alvarez avec Cailee Spaeny, David Jonsson, Archie Renaux, Isabela Merced, Spike Fearn et Aileen Wu (oui, ça fait du monde!) souffre d'un défaut majeur: sa fin. »

« Après deux antépisodes plus ou moins convaincants, nous sommes heureux de voir que la franchise Alien a trouvé une manière d'offrir du « nouveau rétro ». »

« Septième volet revenant aux fondamentaux de la franchise. Récit un peu lent à démarrer. Trouvailles ingénieuses. Réalisation tendue. Décors organiques. Interprétation inégale. »