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The TV show “Alien: Earth” won’t arrive on Hulu until summertime, but FX and the streaming service have been sharing sneak peeks to build anticipation. On Sunday night, they released a new sneak peek that features a frantic xenomorph attempting to flee a spacecraft as it plummets towards Earth. You can watch the complete teaser in the video below!
There’s a slight link between these movies, but it exists nonetheless. Given that “Die Hard” is from 20th Century Studios and “Ricochet” comes from Warner Bros., it’s quite unexpected. The probable explanation? Both “Die Hard” and the original version of “Ricochet” (which was meant to be a sequel to “Dirty Harry”) were overseen by producer Joel Silver. So, how are these films connected? Let’s uncover the connection.
A fascinating aspect of these two companies’ connection lies in the unexpectedly high number of occasions where Marvel and DC comic book movie adaptations premiered during the same month. As superhero films proliferated in the 2010s, it was only a matter of time before this happened. Since there are a limited number of major weekends per year, it’s no surprise that some Marvel and DC blockbusters eventually ended up sharing the same month. Here are seven examples of these movies squaring off, or as we say, going “head-to-head” in the same month.
Sink your teeth into the teaser below:
Reflecting on his time on set, Wolfhard expressed that the last day of filming was a deeply emotional experience. He attributed this sentiment largely to the fact that they had worked together on the project for such an extended period. “It’s the culmination of the past ten years of my life,” he said. For the creators, The Duffer Brothers, it also represented a significant milestone as they started their journey when they were thirty and are now forty. Throughout this long journey, everyone had shared in the experience. Wolfhard added that his entire childhood was woven into this project, making it reminiscent of saying goodbye to cherished toys in Toy Story 3. He described it as a particularly poignant moment. With such a heartfelt comment, it’s safe to say fans should be prepared for similar feelings.