Prometheus (Ridley Scott Film)

[dope]

everytime i read noomi rapace on the site i always think it says "rapeface" perhaps that's cause i'd like to do that

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

I'mma keep it really real...

This was one of my more hyped movies of the year.

But, the more I think about this movie, the more I fucking hate it.

You can not just separate it from the Alien franchise and take it at face value...that's one thing...but because of that, in turn, it makes me actually dislike Alien as a result.

I fucking LOVE Alien...GOAT Space Horror flick. But, because of Prometheus, which, I guess would be a fine Roland Emmerich type taken at face value as a stand alone film, it now makes Alien nauseating.

Why you might ask?

Because, this fuckin fuck Ridley Scott decide to take this cool little campy Sci Fi horror film and turn the mythos of it into some Ancient Alien fucking meaning of life and the end of days bullshit. Fuckin cocksucker. I can handle Predators using Alien as game. I can handle Alien: Resurrection. What I can not handle is the LOLOLOLOL of the "Space Jockey's" actually being fuckin Nephilim and the random notion that one of these fucks was actually Jesus, and the reason they want to unleash the Alien "bioweapon" on Earth is because we fuckin killed Nephilim Jesus.

Holy fuck. DIE.

Yeah, there was some good shit in this movie...like Michael Fassbender, who is a god damn workhorse. Noomi Rapeface is good, too. And this film, despite all of the awful sense the characters make, and the science of it all is just FUBAR, wasn't too bad, until the pregnancy angle and from there this movie fell right off the cliff.

Man, this flick as a result made two other flicks potentially unbearable knowing the mythos Scott wants behind them.

Damnit.

 

[Cornelius]

I'mma keep it really real...

This was one of my more hyped movies of the year.

But, the more I think about this movie, the more I fucking hate it.

You can not just separate it from the Alien franchise and take it at face value...that's one thing...but because of that, in turn, it makes me actually dislike Alien as a result.

I fucking LOVE Alien...GOAT Space Horror flick.

I get what you are saying and I agree. I actually like Alien despite it being a space horror flick and when the words "SPace Horror Flick" are mentioned, I think of this pile of garbage...........

I like the fact he put some meaning into it. It makes it way more interesting than Jason X or Pandorum.

 

[Pitty]

I'mma keep it really real...

This was one of my more hyped movies of the year.

But, the more I think about this movie, the more I fucking hate it.

You can not just separate it from the Alien franchise and take it at face value...that's one thing...but because of that, in turn, it makes me actually dislike Alien as a result.

I fucking LOVE Alien...GOAT Space Horror flick. But, because of Prometheus, which, I guess would be a fine Roland Emmerich type taken at face value as a stand alone film, it now makes Alien nauseating.

Why you might ask?

Because, this fuckin fuck Ridley Scott decide to take this cool little campy Sci Fi horror film and turn the mythos of it into some Ancient Alien fucking meaning of life and the end of days bullshit. Fuckin cocksucker. I can handle Predators using Alien as game. I can handle Alien: Resurrection. What I can not handle is the LOLOLOLOL of the "Space Jockey's" actually being fuckin Nephilim and the random notion that one of these fucks was actually Jesus, and the reason they want to unleash the Alien "bioweapon" on Earth is because we fuckin killed Nephilim Jesus.

Holy fuck. DIE.

Yeah, there was some good shit in this movie...like Michael Fassbender, who is a god damn workhorse. Noomi Rapeface is good, too. And this film, despite all of the awful sense the characters make, and the science of it all is just FUBAR, wasn't too bad, until the pregnancy angle and from there this movie fell right off the cliff.

Man, this flick as a result made two other flicks potentially unbearable knowing the mythos Scott wants behind them.

Damnit.

Ridley Scott stated in interviews that he thought of making Jesus a Engineer during pre-production but that he chose to not go that route, it was only the hypothesis by the scientists Rapace and her douche bf, which they turned out to be pretty much wrong about everything. The movie is not about Christianity, rather highlights the obsession humans have in thinking everything is Christianity related.

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Ridley Scott stated in interviews that he thought of making Jesus a Engineer during pre-production but that he chose to not go that route, it was only the hypothesis by the scientists Rapace and her douche bf, which they turned out to be pretty much wrong about everything. The movie is not about Christianity, rather highlights the obsession humans have in thinking everything is Christianity related.

The fact that Scott thought of it, meant it was his intent, just, simply didn't add it to the movie.

 

[TeflonDonny]

Movie website The Bioscopist tracked down linguistic expert Dr. Anil Biltoo of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies. In Prometheus, a projection of Biltoo acts as David’s language tutor, and in real-life Biltoo worked as a consultant on the film. According to the doctor, the line of alien dialog David speaks in the film “serviceably” translates as

 

“This man is here because he does not want to die. He believes you can give him more life.” The “Man” in question is, of course, Guy Pearce’s expedition-financing Peter Weyland and, as that is pretty much a recitation of the businessman’s already established plan, it doesn’t come as a big surprise nor resolve the issue of our big white buddy’s subsequent freak-out.

But Dr. Biltoo also says that originally David and the Engineer had “a conversation, not merely an utterance from David” and that “We’re all going to have to wait for the director’s cut to see if the conversation…yields any fruit.”​

http://insidemovies.ew.com/2012/06/21/prometheus-questions-engineer-david/?hpt=hp_t3