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The crashed ship from Alien is probably the ship that Shaw takes at the end of Prometheus, she will crash it during Prometheus sequel.
But the space jockey with the exploded chest was an engineer.
The crashed ship from Alien is probably the ship that Shaw takes at the end of Prometheus, she will crash it during Prometheus sequel.
But the space jockey with the exploded chest was an engineer.
The design in this movie takes a fucking massive dump on Avatar though, especially the interior design. Avatar's sets look cheap as shit by comparison
Or is it?
Wouldnt the ship they took off in have some Engineers in stasis as well?
Call me sick, but I always thought it would have been more in line with Alien's sinister undercurrent if David became jealous of his inability to mate and procreate and this envy was visualised when watching Shaw and dickhead.
Then he would have a really fucked up and sexually aggressive motive for wanting to to impregnate Shaw and then we could keep the original scene where he forcefully has a facehugger hatch and latch onto her.
David as he is presented now is just a confused stewpot of A.I cliches that goes everywhere and nowhere for no particular reason other than to thinly advance the plot when the black goop isn't enough.
So is a sequel confirmed to be in the works? And if so do we know who is attached besides Ridley? I hope Lost dude is left off this time.
Don't think Lindeloff is coming back
No.
Why would David the Great want to mingle with the dirty homo sapien.
That should be interesting. Thank you!Not sure if I missed the thread, but if not, IO9 posted the original script for Prometheus (by Jon Spaiths).
Not sure if I missed the thread, but if not, IO9 posted the original script for Prometheus (by Jon Spaiths).
It's not perfect, but it's so much better than Lindhof's shit.
Not sure if I missed the thread, but if not, IO9 posted the original script for Prometheus (by Jon Spaiths).
It's not perfect, but it's so much better than Lindhof's shit.
And Watts runs orthogonal to the rolling ship! Christ, for that scene alone, they should have gone with Spaiths's.
The only improvements in Lindelof's version are the scenes where David is tooling around in the ship before everyone wakes up
Which isn't even his idea anyway.
Whose idea was it? Goddamn it, how does Lindelof get work. I rather suspect Spaiths leaked his own script, after seeing the mess that was Lindelof's.
What is especially hilarious (especially in the context of Tedesco's earlier posts on this page) is that the intro sequence with David seems almost identical to the original introduction to Bishop and the Sulaco that Cameron had planned for Aliens. ZOMG RIDLEY OWES THE ONLY GOOD PART OF HIS MOVIE TO CAMERON LOLOLOL
The Spaiths's script is not the most amazing thing I've ever read, but it's just so much more coherent than Lindelof's it makes me shake my head that Scott went with the latter's script. What were they thinking when they hired him? The only improvements in Lindelof's version are the scenes where David is tooling around in the ship before everyone wakes up and (maybe) the star map sequence. David is much spookier the less we know about him. Lindelof's script makes the parallel between David and Humanity, Humanity and Engineers needlessly explicit.
And Watts runs orthogonal to the rolling ship! Christ, for that scene alone, they should have gone with Spaiths's.
Also the heavy reliance on CGI. Would have been better if they used some of the older tech ship-wise (analog buttons instead of glass cockpit) since this is a prequel.
The script is no longer available online at scribd, it seems. Does anybody have a link?
I honestly thought the movie's connection with the Prometheus myth was going to be related to the c-section.
In the myth Prometheus gave fire (which is usually thought as a symbolism of knowledge) to mankind, but the gods were so angry with him he was chained and got his liver eaten, over and over because as a god he couldn't die. Now with so much emphasis on the c-section from the trailers, I just assumed this was going to be Shaw's version of the myth, she got knowledge of the origin of mankind, she is punished by being forced to have alien babies, again and again.
It made so much sense, since the chestburster scene in alien is so disturbing and memorable, the only way to top it is to get a chestburster in you, that actually doesn't kill you, but it only keeps popping and popping up. Worth of comparison to Prometheus punishment.
I guess I was giving the writers too much credit.
I honestly thought the movie's connection with the Prometheus myth was going to be related to the c-section.
In the myth Prometheus gave fire (which is usually thought as a symbolism of knowledge) to mankind, but the gods were so angry with him he was chained and got his liver eaten, over and over because as a god he couldn't die. Now with so much emphasis on the c-section from the trailers, I just assumed this was going to be Shaw's version of the myth, she got knowledge of the origin of mankind, she is punished by being forced to have alien babies, again and again.
It made so much sense, since the chestburster scene in alien is so disturbing and memorable, the only way to top it is to get a chestburster in you, that actually doesn't kill you, but it only keeps popping and popping up. Worth of comparison to Prometheus punishment.
I guess I was giving the writers too much credit.
YES! Headed to BB now to price match this shit!Amazon has the 3D edition for $14.99 right now.
http://www.amazon.com/Prometheus-Blu-ray-DVD-Digital-Copy/dp/B0085Z8F4A
lttp but the bluray looks fantastic