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: Includes extended sequences within the Cathedral and "Hall of Heads," providing more context to David’s experiments.

The theatrical version rushed from the Prometheus finale to David landing on the Engineer homeworld. The Ninth Circle restores the full "Advent" sequence. We see David’s descent into the dark, cathedral-like city, releasing the black goo as an act of worship. This changes David from a malfunctioning robot into a calculated, nihilistic god. Alien Covenant 2017 Ninth Circle Edition WebRip...

The theatrical cut hinted that David strangled Walter off-screen. This fan edit restores a lengthy dialogue where Walter accuses David of loving Shaw "like a pet." It clarifies that Walter did not lose the fight because he was weaker, but because he hesitated to kill his own kind—a tragic flaw David exploits without mercy. : Includes extended sequences within the Cathedral and

score to create a tone more consistent with the 1979 classic. Comparison: Ninth Circle vs. Other Edits We see David’s descent into the dark, cathedral-like

Alien: Covenant was directed by Ridley Scott, who also directed the original Alien and Prometheus. The film was written by Michael Haller, and production began in 2016. The cast includes Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup, and Danny McBride, among others.

The "Ninth Circle" edition is not an official Fox (now 20th Century Studios) release. It is a high-profile fan edit, named after Dante’s Ninth Circle of Hell—a frozen wasteland for traitors. The name is fitting, as the edit heavily focuses on the betrayal at the heart of the film: Michael Fassbender’s synthetic, David, destroying his makers and his "brother," Walter.

: Includes extended sequences within the Cathedral and "Hall of Heads," providing more context to David’s experiments.

The theatrical version rushed from the Prometheus finale to David landing on the Engineer homeworld. The Ninth Circle restores the full "Advent" sequence. We see David’s descent into the dark, cathedral-like city, releasing the black goo as an act of worship. This changes David from a malfunctioning robot into a calculated, nihilistic god.

The theatrical cut hinted that David strangled Walter off-screen. This fan edit restores a lengthy dialogue where Walter accuses David of loving Shaw "like a pet." It clarifies that Walter did not lose the fight because he was weaker, but because he hesitated to kill his own kind—a tragic flaw David exploits without mercy.

score to create a tone more consistent with the 1979 classic. Comparison: Ninth Circle vs. Other Edits

Alien: Covenant was directed by Ridley Scott, who also directed the original Alien and Prometheus. The film was written by Michael Haller, and production began in 2016. The cast includes Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup, and Danny McBride, among others.

The "Ninth Circle" edition is not an official Fox (now 20th Century Studios) release. It is a high-profile fan edit, named after Dante’s Ninth Circle of Hell—a frozen wasteland for traitors. The name is fitting, as the edit heavily focuses on the betrayal at the heart of the film: Michael Fassbender’s synthetic, David, destroying his makers and his "brother," Walter.