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Le prologue de «Alien: Covenant» de Ridley Scott dévoilé

Le prologue de «Alien: Covenant» de Ridley Scott dévoilé
Théophile Larcher

Un dernier repas avant le grand saut dans l'inconnu. Voilà, en substance, ce que promet le prologue du prochain film de Ridley Scott, Alien: Covenant. Dévoilées par la 20th Century Fox mercredi, les cinq minutes montrent l'ensemble de l'équipage réuni au sein du vaisseau Covenant pour un dernier instant de camaraderie et de fête avant de se faire cryogéniser et de partir coloniser une planète inexplorée. Le prologue fait suite à la bande-annonce dévoilée le 25 décembre dernier.

Entouré d'un casting 5 étoiles (Michael Fassbender, James Franco, Noomi Rapace, Danny McBride) le réalisateur américain Ridley Scott, auteur du premier épisode de la saga Alien en 1979 et de Prometheus en 2012, a choisi d'installer son histoire quelques années après ce dernier.

Initialement intitulé Alien: Paradise Lost comme il le révélait au site HeyUGuys le 23 septembre 2015, Alien Covenant est le 6ème épisode de la saga Alien. Lors de sa sortie en salles en 2012, Prometheus avait rapporté plus de 400 millions de dollars à l'international pour un budget de 130 millions de dollars.

Alien: Covenant sort en salles le 19 mai prochain.

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