Alien: Romulus gets a Hulu release date but there’s still no word on when it’s coming to Disney Plus

In space, no one can hear you asking about Disney Plus

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Alien: Romulusis heading toHuluon November 21, so US audiences will soon be able to stream the latest in the sci-fi franchise in the comfort of their own homes. But so far, it only has a US home streaming release and there’s no word on when it’s coming to other territories.

News of the movie’s Hulu release was confirmed on social media, with the 20th Century Studio’s X (formerly Twitter) account writing: “#AlienRomulus is streaming only on @Hulu November 21.”

Considering other big names in the franchise likeAlien,Aliens, andAlien vs Predatorare streaming onDisney Plustoo, it’s no surprise that fans are asking why it hasn’t got a wider release across thebest streaming services.

Why isn’t Alien: Romulus coming to Disney Plus?

Right now, Disney has not confirmed why it’s not streaming in the UK and other areas. However, that doesn’t mean the movie isdefinitelynot going to stream on Disney Plus in the future, so we’ll just have to wait for official confirmation.

This isn’t the only surprising news aboutAlien: Romulusthough, as early this year it got alimited VHS releasefor people who like to keep it retro. Personally, I don’t have a VHS player anymore, but it’s still a cool collector’s item nonetheless!

Anunderwhelming trailer forAlien: Earthdropped recently too, so this franchise isn’t going anywhere any time soon, for better or for worse. Right now, we’re not sure ifEarthwill do enough to make it onto ourbest Hulu shows,but only time will tell.

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