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The Alien franchise is synonymous with Ellen Ripley and it's not hard to see why. In many ways, she was the standard-bearer that future horror protagonists would later follow. Although she is not involved with the latest installment and is only mentioned indirectly, her impact remains profound. Our new space final girl, Rain Carradine , does share a similar development and ending to Ripley.
Unlike Rain in Alien: Romulus, Ripley rarely expresses what could be called genuine terror, and her fear is more subtle than the visual expressions of horror that other characters in the film give. While she is still capable of cracking jokes with the crew before the mission takes a darker turn, their bond is more rooted in a sense of professionalism, rather than love.
In 'Alien: Romulus,' Rain Carradine Is a Stowaway, Not a Hero In the 45 years since the original film, the Alien franchise has gone through plenty of different alterations, and not all of them have been successful. As a clear return to the horror elements that made the series so famous, Alien: Romulus goes back to a small cast, but our new heroine comes from a wholly different background.
1 No one knew this difference better than Caliee Spaeny herself, who managed to make the role her own without relying upon what Sigourney Weaver had done decades earlier. Given her youth, Rain displays far more emotion than Ripley does, especially given her attachment to Andy as the only family she has left. Unlike Ripley, Rain was written as a woman, and Álvarez created the created with Spaeny in mind.
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