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Battle Angel gets new streaming home while fans still wait for a sequel

Alita: Battle Angels has found a new streaming home. The film, produced by James Cameron, was released in 2019 after numerous delays.




According to TVLineAlita: Battle Angelscoming to Hulu on July 1st along with several films added to the platform. The film stars Rosa Salazar as Alita, Christoph Waltz as Dr. Dyson Ido, Jennifer Connelly as Chiren, Mahershala Ali as Vector, Ed Skrein as Zapan, Jackie Earle Haley as Grewishka, and Keean Johnson as Hugo. The film grossed over $405 million worldwide, making it Rodriguez’s highest-grossing film. Despite mixed reviews, critics praised the action sequences, visual effects, and Salazar’s performance, although the screenplay received some criticism.

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Since its release, fans have been eagerly awaiting a sequel. Director Robert Rodriguez and co-writer/producer James Cameron have stated their continued intention to develop a sequel. The original film ends with Alita vowing to face Nova, the hidden antagonist revealed through Edward Norton’s cameo, leaving significant conflicts unresolved and hinting at a larger universe with untold stories. Cameo appearances by Michelle Rodriguez and Jai Courtney hint at expanded roles in future installments.

Although the film was only a modest success at the box office and with critics, barely breaking even on a budget of $150-200 million and grossing $405 million, the loyal fan base and creative team remain confident. Jeff Fahey recently gave an optimistic update on Alita: Battle Angel 2and keeps the suspense going for the continuation of Alita’s journey.


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The cliffhanger ending of Alita: Battle Angel lays the groundwork for a sequel, with Alita’s vow to confront Nova, the hidden antagonist, leaving a major conflict unresolved. The film hints at Alita’s unexplored backstory and a larger universe with other cities and factions, promising deeper exploration in future installments. The appearance of Michelle Rodriguez and Jai Courtney in uncredited cameos also hints at expanded roles and storylines in subsequent films.



Will Alita’s story continue?

Despite these challenges, director Robert Rodriguez and co-writer/producer James Cameron remain committed to making a sequel. Fans of the film have also lobbied for a sequel, showing their desire to continue Alita’s journey. The creative team behind the original film has confirmed that talks are ongoing and is keeping open the possibility of Alita: Battle Angel 2 healthy and happy.

With the film now available on Hulu, a new wave of viewers can discover or revisit the post-apocalyptic world of Iron City and join Alita on her quest for identity and justice. As anticipation for a sequel grows, the loyal fanbase remains hopeful that Alita’s story will continue on the big screen.

Source: Hulu

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