Full Breakdown of Nonsense in Alien: Romulus (2024)

From a perfectly preserved xenomorph cocoon floating serenely in space for two decades to the bizarre notion of cryostasis on the fly, this breakdown explores every baffling detail. Why would Weyland-Yutani expect viable alien samples from a blown-up ship? Can you reprogram androids by chip-swapping mid-crisis? And how exactly does disabling gravity help avoid acid blood spatter? Enjoy watching a breakdown of the film's most prominent science fails and plot holes.

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⏱️Chapters⏱️
00:00 Hello
00:28 The title
00:55 Recovery of the xenomorph cocoon from the wreckage of the USCSS Nostromo
04:21 Statistically implausible timing creating contrived narrative tension
05:18 Detecting functional cryostasis pods without direct data
06:36 Installing cryostasis equipment from a collapsing station
07:59 Existence of cryostasis technology
09:20 Andy accessing Renaissance systems via Weyland-Yutani affiliation
10:27 Undertaking a multi-year space mission without preparation
11:25 Stealing the Corbelan IV without interference
12:08 Bjorn standing unsecured during Corbelan IV’s launch
12:46 An unattended station on a collision course
13:38 Safety mechanism involving “gravity purge”
14:49 Informational announcements in an inactive station
15:50 Reprogramming an android by swapping control chips
17:42 Lockdown mechanism leading to release of facehuggers
18:28 An advanced android describing an organism as “perfect”
20:00 Renaissance altering trajectory after Corbelan IV’s crash
21:21 Lack of response from Weyland-Yutani or authorities to major incidents
21:57 Acceleration of xenomorph biological processes
23:29 Group’s survival amidst multiple life-threatening situations
25:52 Kay’s miraculous recovery after multiple traumatic injuries
27:11 Disabling gravity to prevent xenomorph blood from touching the hull
28:10 Identical complex phrases used by different androids
29:10 Z-01 causing rapid healing and hybrid birth
30:48 Hybrid’s instantaneous development and lethality
31:57 Ambiguity and contradictions in Andy’s reprogrammed objectives
33:03 Rain’s survival during explosive decompression
34:10 Selective corrosive effects of xenomorph blood
34:50 Cargo discharge mechanism requiring manual activation from within the cargo bay
35:57 Hybrid surviving and combating in the vacuum of space
36:45 Successfully reaching Yvaga III under dire conditions
37:40 Recording an audio log during a critical survival situation
38:21 Film logically ends at: