As a seasoned gamer and film enthusiast who has survived countless alien invasions in video games, I must say that Fede Álvarez’s latest revelation in “Alien: Romulus” sent chills down my spine! The mystery surrounding Kay’s baby’s father was a captivating plot twist that kept viewers on the edge of their seats. Initially, I found myself pondering over various theories, but Fede’s confirmation that Bjorn is indeed the father added an unexpected layer to the storyline.
Fede Álvarez has revealed who the father of Kay’s baby is in Alien: Romulus.
As a thrilled sci-fi enthusiast, I couldn’t contain my excitement when I found out that the movie “Alien: Romulus” was hitting US theaters on August 16, 2024! Directed by the talented Álvarez, this film promises to be an unforgettable journey with Cailee Spaeny stepping into the role of Rain, David Jonsson as Andy, and Isabela Merced as Kay. I can hardly wait!
In the movie I’m watching, there’s a character named Kay who’s expecting a child. But instead of openly disclosing the identity of the baby daddy, she only hints at it when someone asks. She calls him a “jerk” who was the one to get her in this situation.
Who is the father of Kay’s baby in Alien: Romulus?
In Reddit, user Noraodel raised a question about whether the character Bjorn, portrayed by Spike Fearn and related to Kay as her cousin, could potentially be the father of Kay’s child.
Just prior to Bjorn’s passing, he and Kay experienced a deeply personal moment, with a physical connection between them. Some people speculated that this could imply Bjorn as the father of Kay’s child, raising questions about his character being less than ideal.
Álvarez affirmed that the theory was correct, as indicated by his comment on the post: “You’re right!” or simply “Nice catch!”
As a thrilled fan, I’m excited to share that Archie Renaux steps into the role of Tyler, while Aileen Wu brings Navarro to life in this movie. The script was jointly crafted by Álvarez and Rodo Sayagues, with Ridley Scott, Michael Pruss, and Walter Hill taking on producer roles. Additionally, Álvarez, Elizabeth Cantillon, Brent O’Connor, and Tom Moran serve as executive producers for this project.
In the summary for the film, it is stated that “Alien: Romulus” revisits the origins of the widely acclaimed Alien series. A team of explorers, who are young space settlers, encounter the most horrifying creature in existence while rummaging through the abandoned depths of a deserted space station.
In its first weekend in the U.S. and Canada, the movie Alien: Romulus earned around $42 million. To date, it’s brought in about $113.8 million globally, with a production budget of roughly $80 million.
Alien: Romulus is now playing in United States theaters.
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2024-08-21 20:40