Alien: Covenant

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Alien: Covenant shows how evil android David tricked a colony ship to land and fall victim to a xenomorph infestation in this latest offering by Sir Ridley Scott. With Shaw dead and used to make more, android Walter beaten, and everyone else made into Xeno snacks, David sets a nasty surprise for anyone who follows. Sick, nihilistic movie.

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Continuity mistake: Daniels' face gets splattered with blood, in a following shot there's slightly less blood, then when she uses the radio to call back the others, her face on the screen shows no blood at all. In the other shots after it's there again.

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David: Serve in heaven or reign in hell?

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Trivia: The synthetic androids in the whole saga are named in alphabetical order in Alien Ash, in Aliens Bishop, in Alien: Resurrection Call, in Prometheus David, then Walter in Covenant.

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Question: During the movie we learned that David felt some passion for Elizabeth for being kind to him before. So why use her body for his experiments after her death? Surely not to learn about human anatomy, which should be known to him already.

Answer: Regardless of his android passions, David was already experimenting with the bio-goo, and he deliberately used it to impregnate Dr. Elizabeth Shaw with a proto-face-hugger in "Prometheus." In "Covenant," we learn that David later killed Shaw and is experimenting with her body because her body tissues contain human-alien antibodies that are essential to David's work (which is creating a new generation of xenomorphs).

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