Alien: Taken Directing Says He's Writing the Right Script for the Sequel to Avoid Being a "Disaster"

The movie "Alien: Taken" directed by Federico Alvarez was a huge success after its release in August, so the production of a sequel has also been put on the agenda.

There have been reports that the male and female protagonists of "Alien: Taken" are expected to return in the sequel, and recently director Federico Alvarez revealed relevant information about the sequel in an interview with foreign media "io9", saying that he did not want to make a movie just for the sake of making a movie.

The director said: "Well, I mean, we definitely want to do a sequel. The studio wants to do it, and I want to do it. I think the key to doing a sequel is always finding the right story. My co-writer Rodo Sayagus and I have some ideas, but until we find something that makes us feel like, 'Okay, this is a movie worth making,' then we'll actually start making it. So that's the process we're in now, trying to find a story that's worth everyone's time and worthy of the title."

Federico Alvarez also added that writing the right script for the sequel is the key to avoiding "disasters", saying: "Otherwise, you will never make the mistake of making a sequel just because the first one was successful... Making a sequel just because you can make it is always a recipe for disaster."