[QUOTE=Appolox;37947481]I watched it last night, it has plot holes, I managed to puzzle some events but it is a mess, writing wasn't good, but still it has all different things sci-fi movies need. I sort of liked the movie except for writing, the part when they run away from falling engineer half bitten doughnut ship in straight line can be explained by the fact they were women, scared, ship was massive and also the way they directed it to make it a flashy scene to show off special effects, but still it was not a good thing.[/QUOTE]
There are many things in this movie that don't make sense but were in there for an effect.
If anything, you should watch this movie just for the abortion scene.
[QUOTE=Leintharien;37932057]The movie was fantastic. If you're not going to watch it just because some person on youtube pointed out funny bits from it, you are a very sad man.
Most of the sets in the movie (the ship, the caves) were actually made by carpenters in order to give the film a more authentic look, as well as to help the actors fit their roles easier. The visual effects were gorgeous and the characters were engaging. But obviously identical heart rates, a little visualizations which you only see for a split second, are obviously going to ruin this theatrical composition.[/QUOTE]
So what if it looked nice it was still a shit film. Just because it had a bunch of money to spend on set design doesn't make it a good movie.
Maybe if they spent some of the money they used on CGI and sets on writers the film wouldn't have been so fucking retarded
[QUOTE=Yogkog;37950057]If anything, you should watch this movie just for the abortion scene.[/QUOTE]
It wasnt an abortion, more like a c section.
[QUOTE=Thlis;37939883]Hernia inducing lines:
Do not read if you have any respect for the scientific method.
Scientist B:[sp]Okay, so uh, do you have anything to back that up? I mean, look, if you’re willing to discount three centuries of Darwinism, that’s woo! But how do you know? Hmm?[/sp]
Scientist A:[sp]I don’t. But it’s what I choose to believe.[/sp][/QUOTE]
I want to know why every scientist in this film was such a dullard about the ALIEN PLANET they just travelled to
"I'm only in it for the money," quoth the geologist, as I slowly stopped listening to the characters on the screen
[QUOTE=Yogkog;37950057]If anything, you should watch this movie just for the abortion scene.[/QUOTE]
Noomi Rapace is a great actor, critics give Fassbender all the credit for David but I think she deserves it too.
Data, Dr. Manhattan
lmao
[editline]13th October 2012[/editline]
[QUOTE=Yogkog;37950057]If anything, you should watch this movie just for the abortion scene.[/QUOTE]
This film was an abortion.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-YjyI2_K30[/media]
I'm not sure how you guys will feel about this one. But it explained a lot of things to me.
Be warned. The guy loved this movie, so he's pretty biased towards some things. But a majority of it is very informative.
[QUOTE=TheFilmSlacker;38031454]He said that the black goo got activated by the door opening, therefore filling the airtight room with oxygen.
...But then he mentions that there was a worm in the room.
Don't worms need oxygen in order to...you know, live?
That being said, a lot of the things he said did clear up the movie a bit for me.[/QUOTE]
From what I understand, the room's atmosphere was kept stable for thousands of years (which is why the engineer's head never decomposed) and the change made the goo leak out. Shaw mentions the atmosphere changing, so it's likely. As for the space worms, I'm not sure. Maybe they've had a certain atmosphere pumped in for generations and found something to eat. It sounds plausible since we know the engineers could regulate the oxygen levels on their ship.
[QUOTE=LordApocca;37932204]The thing that annoyed me the most about Prometheus, was the EXTREMELY retarded crew. I laughed when they all take their helmets off without checking whether the air is clean or not. What moron does that?
They did EVERYTHING wrong.[/QUOTE]
How about "Oh man that dude died in a horribly painful way."
Next day
"Oh hey that dude's helmet cam shows he is waiting outside the spaceship, 4 inches off the ground. We should totally open the huge ass door and let him in!"
[editline]14th October 2012[/editline]
[QUOTE=Raidyr;37939601]The worst part of the movie was when they killed off Charlize "The Ron" Theron by having a giant alien donut roll over her.[/QUOTE]
Nah, she was a real spacebitch. I'm glad she bought it. Wish it had happened earlier.
[QUOTE=darcy010;38030035]
I'm not sure how you guys will feel about this one. But it explained a lot of things to me.
Be warned. The guy loved this movie, so he's pretty biased towards some things. But a majority of it is very informative.[/QUOTE]
[sp]The engineer wasn't running into the room but he intentionally cut his head off with the door? It seems on the hologram that he just collapsed. Didn't seem intentional at all.
"Cleaner than Earth" is no fucking excuse for taking off the helmet. "Cleaner" doesn't mean that there are no bacteria or deadly diseases in the air. But okay, assuming that "cleaner" takes living things into account, how did they scan INSIDE of the structure? Especially the room in cryostasis? What about living organisms? What if there were mosquitoes that give you permanent diarrhea lurking somewhere in there? Oh they couldn't cause they'd starve to death? Same way the worms did huh? What if the aliens made bioweapons here and they'd fuck you up after contact with your skin? Crazy huh? There is a billion and one reasons to keep the fucking helmet on. Just in case. Hell if I was there and someone would take off his helmet, I'd keep mine on and the fact that he doesn't die INSTANTLY after taking off the helmet, wouldn't change my mind.
And HURP, yeah I guess everyone has a week point, even Indiana Jones, but you don't take Indiana Jones on an expedition to find snakes do you? Why would they take a guy with alienphobia on a mission to find aliens? And why would they take a biologist that's dumb enough to pet alien cobra, and who doesn't give a scientific shit about finding a dead alien that nobody has seen before? Didn't anyone do some kind of psychological profile on the people going for this expedition? I mean it's pretty fucking important for Weyland, his fucking life depends on it, wouldn't he do everything he could to make it work. That includes not taking total idiots on board?
Hahaha nice explanation for a plot hole "they got lost, just accept it". How about "fuck you"? There is no fucking logical explanation for this. It's simply a plot device. It makes no fucking sense. There is not a simple reason that doesn't involve retardation which would explain why they didn't ask for directions.
"like most scientists, when they find new species they want to interact with it"... that's why he had no interest in the dead engineer I guess? Is he bipolar?
No explanation on why Holloway didn't tell anyone that he has space flu? What if it was an alien disease and everyone would fucking die bleeding out of their eyes because of him? Again, retarded behavior without any fucking sense of self preservation + putting everyone's life at jeopardy.
"one of the most iconic, classic, sci-fi, surgery scenes of all time" I'll leave that without a comment.
No explanation why Shaw doesn't tell anyone that there is an alien organism on board or why nobody gives a shit? What if it grows to super vagina a size of a cow and goes loose? Crazy idea I know.
"It's not like they are running on train tracks", yeah they are. They are basically trying to overrun a giant boulder. "this thing is enormous, even if you ran sideways it falling over would have still killed you" Oh I guess that explains how Shaw was able to ROLL out of it's way.
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tl;dr that guy is full of shit.
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