Sigourney Weaver shares some more details on Neill Blomkamp's upcoming Alien movie

Looks like Neill Blomkamp's Alien movie will be pulling a Superman Returns and only considering the first two films to be canon in the Aliens series.

I don’t think there’s a pair of related movies out there as tonally different as Alien and Aliens. The first film is a tense thriller, an extra-terrestrial horror that has managed to maintain its charm for decades now. And then there’s Aliens, a sequel which swapped the stalker suspense for a high dose of action that was pitch perfect for …

Thanks to Ridley Scott and his indecisiveness about exactly what he wants to do with the Prometheus sequel (that move had like 3 title changes and just as many release date swaps!), we just have to be good little boys and girls and wait for Neill “District 9” Blomkamp to finally give us his Alien movie and thus explain what all that cool concept art was …

Yes? Yes! Leonardo DiCaprio finally took home the gold! It’s about damn time, okay yes I don’t think this was his strongest performance out of the times he’s been nominated, but if it didn’t happen this year it probably wasn’t going to happen at all. And we all wanted so badly for this dream to come true, DiCaprio’s win is …

[Editor’s note: Apologies. It seems Craig was taking a hit of grandpa’s old cough medicine again. Star Wars: Episode VIII was of course delayed to December 2017, and not 2018. Sorry for the confusion this  editorial mistake caused. We’ve changed the article below to now reflect the correct dates – Kervyn] It looks like we’re going to miss out on …

It seems the xenomorph-cat is out of the bag. Neill Blomkamp’s still untitled Alien film may be delayed indefinitely thanks to Ridley Scott and his pesky Prometheus plans taking prominence (say that three times fast while drunk!), but that doesn’t mean that we still don’t want to know exactly what the hell it’s supposed to be about. Especially after Neill …

Here’s the problem with reaching the top: The only place left to go is down. Thus appears to be the lot in life for Neill Blomkamp, the visionary South African born filmmaker who made the most high-flying of debuts with the “fooking prawns” of District 9 a few years ago. His followup, Elysium, with its subtle-as-cancer soapboxing and paper-thin characters, …