Jon Landau wears Alita: Battle Angel t-shirts. You should too. #AlitaSequel
In Alita: Battle Angel Rosa Salazar gave both a stunning motion capture performance & a heartwarming & very human emotion capture performance. Rosa Salazar panzer-kuntzed her way into our hearts. Thank you, Disney! May we have another? @DisneyStudios @20thCentury #AlitaSequel
In an interview with The Knockturnal Idara Victor talks about how she was a mother figure for Alita, and about how she loved Alita. Nurse Gerhad added quite a bit to Alita: Battle Angel. Hope she returns in the sequel. https://t.co/wxMfReWWm2
Alita: Battle Angel should start appearing on Disney+ Star in various countries next month - probably Brazil, Japan & S Korea. Also, attached is some Alita fan art from the Pinterest website Cyberlove: https://t.co/mOqWFeiGWN
Rosa Salazar's Instagram account has returned and she just posted a new Instagram stories item. She now has 424,000 Instagram followers. Stop by and say hello. #AlitaSequel
There are differences between the Akira class & the Alita class Star Trek online heavy escort carriers. The Alita class engine nacelles have a different shape. You can buy plastic models of the Alita Heavy Escort Carrier. The Borg won't attack when they see an Alita starship.
As of 5/18 FlixPatrol reports that Alita: Battle Angel was in the Top 10 in streaming in 57 countries. And a significant percent of people who see Alita want to see it again, preferably on the big screen, which is why Regal & AMC should rerelease Alita. @AMCTheatres @RegalMovies
The list by Jake279 on IMDB stating Alita is in development appears to be wrong. I posted a question on IMDB asking for verification of Jake279's post. In development means a studio pays a producer to get a script, a budget, a production schedule & a director. #AlitaSequel
@RaidoFive @vladdie777 @AutisticAndrew3 Jake279 is a contributor to IMDB. Can't tell if his posts are credible. Have been unable to verify Grace Randolph's statement that 20th Century will be making 50 films a year. It seems the correct number is 15 per year, which is consistent with Fox's actual film production.