PROMETHEUS: 10 Minutes Of Deleted Scenes

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Dont see why these scenes were cut, they add alittle more to it. Hope there is a directors cut someday

Just like Spider-Man 3, this wasn't nearly as bad as everyone said it was.

No wonder they were cut.

grat movie, yes. but would it have killed the writers to explain the ooze(s)?

In which he reveals that gumdrop unicorns created the flat Earth and Scott had a stroke in 97 which is why everything he made after was shit.

Seriously. If you enjoyed this movie, go take a biology course. You will realize the movie is shit, be ashamed that you were so dumb, and enjoy the world more.

It's a movie dumb dumb its not supposed to be real lol I guess a guy turning big and green or a guy who can fly cause of a hammer and shoot lightning bolts out his ass is realistic lol it's a movie dude and I liked it a lot along with a ton of other people.

people still cannot understand this film is pretty hilarious , he hand picked the staff/crew of the ship - why not pick a bunch of dumbshits to use as fodder ? read between the lines and use that brain in your skull to add it up. [frick], you people make me feel like Einstein some days. why do you constantly need your hands to be held ? The film is pretty simple to figure out....... ugh this cbm community.....

One thing was outstandingly bad though. For a "trillion dollar mission", the team sure seemed ridiculous under-prepared and under-equipped.

I still get a good laugh from all the retards that think Prometheus was an intelligent or coherent story.

I dont understand why so many people are so harsh on this movie. It definitely had its flaws and problems linking up with the rest of the Alien universe, but I thought it was alright. Then again I went into it with little expectation at a matinee showing.

10 more minutes of Crap

kind of like how all the new X-Men movies are kind of ignoring X-Men Origins.

No shit all the questions where not answered.. the questions not answered will be in two and three This was part one in a trilogy if all questions where answered in this then what would be left for the other two?

@monkeyballs3

The last thing I want is for Bladerunner to be WiFi'ed as well. Or a Bladerunner 2 app, but yeah it's probably coming in a hugely watered down capacity.

I'm not praising Prometheus, but I went in expecting what they said it would be & they did not deceive. I will be labeled an apologist for this, but merely I'm hoping to preserve the production of quality genre filmmaking. By the way please tell me what other "good" muli-million dollar genre films we got this year.., oh wait we don't get that many each year and if you think they'll get better or more plentiful as time goes on, you, they, are solely mistaken.

"The boyfriend is a cockey dick for no discernible reason whatsoever. He "hates androids" just because."
-He and Shaw were diggers. That is not a radical attitude for someone hoping to find out information about the past. Maybe he feels that the money spent to develop an artificial man, with all the infinite questions that arises, should have been spent developing cures for those who met their end prematurely, I.E. Shaw's father. One of the main themes of the film is death and the question of where we go, where we come from and why?

"He, like every other "scientist" in this film shows zero respect or understanding of scientific thought."
-They were purposely questionable/shady and even stated the goal was purely monetary.

"The Geologist with the maps gets lost."
-He'd rigged his suit with weed, was creeped out/paranoid and regardless of where those two were going, they were trapped for an "amount" of time.

"The biologist/zoologist acts like a drunken frat boy and attempts to make friends with the snakelien."
-You answered this one in your complaint. Selected for one perceived reason, but really just a cover up. Think the plot of Affleck's new one.

"The two chicks at the end keep running in a straight line instead of running to the side (all while the ground is strangely not shaking).."
-I've never ran from a toppling giant derelict craft before so.. :D

"Oh, and Noomi getting a drive-thru abortion and then running like a bat out of Hell was just ridiculous."
-The first time she hit herself with the unknown anesthesia tube/device she reacted orgasmically, it stopped her movement. Having had multiple surgeries done on my body, I know the difference in post surgical body movement with and without meds. She was moving well for just having the procedure done yes, but we don't fully know the extent of the drugs she used pre surgery or their potency; Shaw was a little more determined than your average soul as well.



In summation you can tear any film apart, so why choose a good one? Someone farted above that Ridley hasn't been good since a stroke.., well his mediocrity is another has been's goal to strive for: George Lucas. He hasn't done anything good since he became diabetic. Only one film post divorce.

Good film.

@dgabbor

I do admit the characters are weak, a lot of them seem anyways. It's funny. Going through film school and stuff now and dialogue and characters are the easiest for me. It's condensing a story into the required amount of time that's hard.

That's where acting and casting needs to come in. To get a lot out of a character, you need a good actor with good direction. Without that, it doesn't matter how well written they are. That one Logan Marshall-Green in particular sucked ass.

"When i found out who wrote it after watching the movie it cleared everything up."
-So you admit your grasp was vague, but you opened hole anyway.

"It pays lip service to higher ideals just develops character elements out of thin air and is so nonsensical the only people who like it break their backs contorting dialogue to try and make it work."
-What film did you watch? Oh wait this is your opinion not propaganda.

"This was just Lost all over again and we need to put him in movie jail."
-Movie jail? Isn't that another site's thing? I only watched the pilot to Lost, so this blinding hatred of Damen Lindelof I do not pocess.

"Also why a bunch of PhDs were hipsters with no apprehension about their situation is beyond me. I was happy everytime someone died."
-Really?

Can't wait for this Blu and the sequel too, yeah!!! :P

@monkeyballs3: I just read your earlier post and agree with pretty much 100% of it...with the possible exception of wanting to see the sequel. I mean, I will see it out of some weird fan boy obligation, but I can't see how it could possibly be good.

I pledge now, if they somehow write a sequel that makes sense to someone who is not ignorant about biology, I will literally video myself eating my hat and post it here.

THAT being said, I still enjoyed the film thanks to Ridley's amazing sense of scope and art direction. I just wish the characters were dealt with in a more believable manner. Oh and one other thing... I did not think they reacted well when first entering the pyramid. Where was the sense of AWE? The reactions of almost everyone were totally under played. When you watch the Derelict scene in ALIEN, listen to those characters, those actors... they sounded and reacted in a very awe-struck way, even breathing heavily. They sounded fearful also, at least the Lambert character.

To me, the major flaws in PROMETHEUS were CHARACTER-BASED. Who gives a shit if some of the questions were not answered? That's what has made for some of the best science fiction ever! Blade Runner, Alien, on and on... but at least give us a believable depiction - - give us characters who we can believe and invest in.

What was it Ridley said in '78 when he was told there was zero smoke in space?

"There is now mate."

Ridley has always gone for believability over farce, but when the image is at risk, he will chose to cheat the science.

@Astronut

I think you got the wrong character. The kid from Shaun of the Dead & Hot Fuzz was the one who pet the "cobrahugger?" Ian Curtis had the specially rigged pack. See he was the one getting paranoid, bugged out and got lost. If you did not like these characters, the writing worked. Everyone on that ship except for Janek, his men & Shaw were nasty, selfish, pretentious individuals. Fiefield's(the one that gets called a hipster?) wardrobe and look is actually not that crazy considering the potential time period.

Oh, I don't do this, but a kid I used to work with goes out in the country on camping trips and fishes every other weekend. He catches little creek animals & bugs & does things I'd never do with armor on; he does it all stoned out of his mind. Just going to add that what you read about something is not always how it is in reality.

The search crew didn't seem in awe at first, but neither do most people the first time they see something amazing. When awareness is heightened due to an element of fear(possible danger, vulnerability, etc), your reactions are more static and less "awe"-some. Does anyone look great or in awe when they have their picture taken right before the (insert token 90degree drop theme park ride name here)ride drops you 60ft. straight down for the first time? Would awe be the look on your face if your boat landed on an exotic tropical island and then moments after docking, King Kong comes running out onto the beach to say hi? See you know that there could be danger, but you would not expect it on that level or would you? It's only in the movies that we're used to seeing that scene from the Beach(good scene)where DiCaprio arrives at "the beach" with Moby playing in the background or the introduction of Sir Attenborough's dinosaurs to the protags in Jurassic Park as examples of awe-inspiring moments that are touching, but still dramatized. Grant and Sadler were specialists so it was plausible that they would not act ridiculous after seeing their first cloned dinosaur.., or did they? Did they act appropriately?

Yes Holloway took off his helmet. He did this after he knew in his gut he was correct. I feel it helped develop he and Shaw's relationship and moved the narrative along. She's the believer and he jumps without looking. They complete each other and make sense, By the way Green's urban-like take to Holloway's character's traits are genius. He would be considered the future of tweed. :P

"b. The Engineers were planning to go to Earth to wipe out the humans. Basically, According to Ridley, Jesus was an Engineer sent to calm humans down and get them in line (they were killing each other) The Humans killed him and that was the last straw for the militant Engineers. Humans crucified their boy."

well,i didnt know that the engineer can have a long hair and beard......like the jesus

LOL this is why you don't waste your time explaining things to dumbshits . No matter how much information you put in front of them their ignorance will filter through most of it.

The movie explains pretty much everything - If you were to just listen and think about what the characters say and do then you will realize what is exactly happening.

Remember most people on this site are dumb as bricks and cannot think for themselves. Just look at their usernames.... usually gives you an idea of what kind of person they really are.

*people call me Boss / Walsh is my last name*