Romulus sequel is still on director Fede Álvarez's to-do list, but the filmmaker wants a second film to meet a certain standard.

Romulus’ director Fede Álvarez has revealed he is still “trying to find a story that is worthy of everyone’s time”.

Alien: Romulus director Fede Álvarez shares an update on a possible sequel to the movie, indicating that audiences may have to wait a while before seeing a follow-up. The filmmaker said that while he and 20th Century Studios are interested in going back to the Alien franchise,

Fans have excellent advice for Fede Álvarez if he wants to guarantee the sequel of Alien: Romulus reaches unparalleled success. No call-backs.

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Romulus, has discussed how a potential sequel could work, which indicated that any follow-up movie will still be pretty far off. While Álvarez and 20th Century Studios are eager to continue with the Alien franchise,

Alien: Romulus was a big hit for Disney and 20th Century Studios and one day there will be a sequel, it’s inevitable. Director Fede Alvarez has previously said that they are actively working on another film,

Alien: Romulus hit theaters this summer and became an instant hit among audiences and critics who rated it one of the highest in the franchise on Rotten Tomatoes. Following Cailee Spaeny as Rain, joined by fellow cast members David Jonsson,

Romulus was announced two months after the film was released. Director Fede Alvarez, who had not boarded the project at the time, recently offered an update on the follow-up. "Well, I mean, we definitely want to do it.