Prometheus 2 Full Movie
Keith Bittinger
I read the James Cameron had been in the writing process with Ridley Scott and was attached to direct but 20th Century Fox kept releasing those shitty Alien Vs. Predator cross overs and Cameron was disgusted by it and left. Fortunately, the technology Cameron broke ground with in Avatar gave the team behind Prometheus something to work with. Much of this film was filmed using the same techniques that were used in Avatar.
Turtureanu Viorel
I looked at most of the responses. I think that this is a decent clip. My bro just wishes to become excellent with girls. He began to understand a shit load from a web page called Master Attraction. (Google it if you want pretty good emails on picking up girls.) The strategies for attracting women at night clubs in the emails through that website gave got him his first bedroom encounters in greater than 2 long years. I became pissed however coz I heard them all.
TheFallenAngelProject
Isn't this movie based of the Alien Movie Series?If so I'm gonna like this movie. The Alien Legacy:Alien, Aliens, Alien3, and Alien Ressurection.Best movies ever.
Matthew H
People forget certain points of a movie. It happens. Especially when little was done with the writing/directing to care for any of the characters, maybe with the exception of Shaw. Did he get acid to the helmet? Either way, it leads more to the fact that the result of exposures was far from consistent.
the Nomad
but i have to admit, i would also like to see a new scifi-movie without discovering a new lifeform, that nearly kills the entire crew, tries to attack the earth, and get stopped in the last second by the few or only survivor(s).
what about the big space operas? where are they left?
or what about a movie in the sign of the firefly series?
and please no more trailers, that reveal the entire movie. please.
I know Holloway was infected by the small black stuff from the droid. I don't know why that specific infection would spread to Shaw so quickly, and especially in the form of a giant squid/face hugger.
So Scott has historically used ill conceived infection chains in his movies? I paid attention and it was just highly inconsistent with the infections.
And you are right. I should have stayed home. It was a very weak, sci-fi sequel to Alien that keeps ruining the Alien legacy.
I am not a troll, I just had some problems with the film that maybe someone could assist me. #1 Where did the eel type thing come from that went into the guy's mouth? Was it in the chamber the whole time, or did it grow in the chamber? #2 People reacted differently from exposure. The eel mouth guy became a killing machine and couldn't be stopped, Holloway became sick, and Shaw became a surrogate mom. They were all exposed differently, but there weren't many similarities with the exposures.
HeyoItsPaige
I'm really not a big fan of si-fi, and I saw this and thought it was really good, and worth seeing. but it was a little predictable.
My favorite part ( 1:25 ) is when the captain says that something is moving towards the west, and one of the guys he's talking to asks "are we going west" and the other guy's like "shit no! we goin east"
scifinutcase
YEAH! Awesome sci fi. Sure it has plot holes but compared to the crap coming out now in theaters this one is a HIT! Great cast. Fassy's chillingly good and Theron's so mean... damn what a fantastic movie!!
othik
Very interesesting movie, some of the greatest special effects I have ever seen. But I didn´t feel the same kind of cold chill as when I saw the first Alien film. There was just something about that I didn´t like that much. Maybe the scary scenes.. It kinda reminded me of "Splice".
Raiken Xion
Heres another theory of mine for any1 interested in this movie. Im wondering if "Shaw" is the "Space Jockey" sitting in that chair of the supposedly crashed Juggernaut ship in Alien1. Yes we all assume it is a Engineer, but if we remember that scene for any fellow fans having saw that film so many times, if we really look close at the SJ, it looks like an eye, even what maybe a pupil and the Engineers seem to hav black eyes.
razzaqnz
(2nd of two responses to comment--the other is just below this response)--Regardless of who touched the snake, does it seem natural that anyone, especially an educated person, would try that on an alien planet? These people aren't told not to mess with the indigeous life ahead of time? We do that now--on Earth when traveling overseas. As far as them getting lost, wouldn't a guy who's freaked out and lost in an alien cavern call over to the ship that has the 3D map so they can get?
Sure, that's the first time they see the human head represented and that satisfies the audience, but in my time in the military--no where do we have human heads at outposts. A sign would make more sense. Also, it wasn't a few billion years. The movie advised the alien corpses were 2000 years old--plus it was the inside of a ship, much of which was so well-preserved, some dead bodies didn't decay in that amount of time.
blah dsf
How is a statue/monument a hole? That was the first time they see the human head represented, giving you a clue of their true form.
Yes, and a lot can happen in a few billion years.
The 3D map went back to the ship. They took a wrong turn and the other party left later. That geologist only deployed the "pups"
Fiefield was afraid. Milburn followed because he wanted to be his friend.
Later on Millburn was the one who touched the snake. Feifield was the afraid one.
All very simple stuff.
razzaqnz
There were holes--why did the caves have a statue of a big human head? Unlike how the commercials portray the "engineers", it turns out their own WMD got the best of them rather than wanting earth humans to find them. How do geologists with digital maps of the caverns get lost? Why would one of the two geologists who seem to be pretty freaked out about the idea of running into anything extraterrestrial all of a sudden think that some random reptillian creature would be cute to play with? Etc.
Bengalihunk
I wish it had shownmore aliens
lizard0manson
The sad thing is that more and more people want to be morons or keep being it in terms of avoiding the use of brain to think, the just one a big spoon filled with and easy shoot 'n run movie. If your mind is limited that does not mean the movie is crap. At least rent it when available and view a couple of times until you get it..
razzaqnz
(2nd of two responses to comment--the other is just below this response)--Regardless of who touched the snake, does it seem natural that anyone, especially an educated person, would try that on an alien planet? These people aren't told not to mess with the indigeous life ahead of time? We do that now--on Earth when traveling overseas. As far as them getting lost, wouldn't a guy who's freaked out and lost in an alien cavern call over to the ship that has the 3D map so they can get?
razzaqnz
Sure, that's the first time they see the human head represented and that satisfies the audience, but in my time in the military--no where do we have human heads at outposts. A sign would make more sense. Also, it wasn't a few billion years. The movie advised the alien corpses were 2000 years old--plus it was the inside of a ship, much of which was so well-preserved, some dead bodies didn't decay in that amount of time.
blah dsf
How is a statue/monument a hole? That was the first time they see the human head represented, giving you a clue of their true form.
Yes, and a lot can happen in a few billion years.
The 3D map went back to the ship. They took a wrong turn and the other party left later. That geologist only deployed the "pups"
Fiefield was afraid. Milburn followed because he wanted to be his friend.
Later on Millburn was the one who touched the snake. Feifield was the afraid one.
All very simple stuff.
razzaqnz
There were holes--why did the caves have a statue of a big human head? Unlike how the commercials portray the "engineers", it turns out their own WMD got the best of them rather than wanting earth humans to find them. How do geologists with digital maps of the caverns get lost? Why would one of the two geologists who seem to be pretty freaked out about the idea of running into anything extraterrestrial all of a sudden think that some random reptillian creature would be cute to play with? Etc.
Keith Bittinger
I read the James Cameron had been in the writing process with Ridley Scott and was attached to direct but 20th Century Fox kept releasing those shitty Alien Vs. Predator cross overs and Cameron was disgusted by it and left. Fortunately, the technology Cameron broke ground with in Avatar gave the team behind Prometheus something to work with. Much of this film was filmed using the same techniques that were used in Avatar.
Turtureanu Viorel
I looked at most of the responses. I think that this is a decent clip. My bro just wishes to become excellent with girls. He began to understand a shit load from a web page called Master Attraction. (Google it if you want pretty good emails on picking up girls.) The strategies for attracting women at night clubs in the emails through that website gave got him his first bedroom encounters in greater than 2 long years. I became pissed however coz I heard them all.
TheFallenAngelProject
Isn't this movie based of the Alien Movie Series?If so I'm gonna like this movie. The Alien Legacy:Alien, Aliens, Alien3, and Alien Ressurection.Best movies ever.
Matthew H
People forget certain points of a movie. It happens. Especially when little was done with the writing/directing to care for any of the characters, maybe with the exception of Shaw. Did he get acid to the helmet? Either way, it leads more to the fact that the result of exposures was far from consistent.
the Nomad
but i have to admit, i would also like to see a new scifi-movie without discovering a new lifeform, that nearly kills the entire crew, tries to attack the earth, and get stopped in the last second by the few or only survivor(s).
what about the big space operas? where are they left?
or what about a movie in the sign of the firefly series?
and please no more trailers, that reveal the entire movie. please.
I know Holloway was infected by the small black stuff from the droid. I don't know why that specific infection would spread to Shaw so quickly, and especially in the form of a giant squid/face hugger.
So Scott has historically used ill conceived infection chains in his movies? I paid attention and it was just highly inconsistent with the infections.
And you are right. I should have stayed home. It was a very weak, sci-fi sequel to Alien that keeps ruining the Alien legacy.
I am not a troll, I just had some problems with the film that maybe someone could assist me. #1 Where did the eel type thing come from that went into the guy's mouth? Was it in the chamber the whole time, or did it grow in the chamber? #2 People reacted differently from exposure. The eel mouth guy became a killing machine and couldn't be stopped, Holloway became sick, and Shaw became a surrogate mom. They were all exposed differently, but there weren't many similarities with the exposures.
HeyoItsPaige
I'm really not a big fan of si-fi, and I saw this and thought it was really good, and worth seeing. but it was a little predictable.
My favorite part ( 1:25 ) is when the captain says that something is moving towards the west, and one of the guys he's talking to asks "are we going west" and the other guy's like "shit no! we goin east"
scifinutcase
YEAH! Awesome sci fi. Sure it has plot holes but compared to the crap coming out now in theaters this one is a HIT! Great cast. Fassy's chillingly good and Theron's so mean... damn what a fantastic movie!!
othik
Very interesesting movie, some of the greatest special effects I have ever seen. But I didn´t feel the same kind of cold chill as when I saw the first Alien film. There was just something about that I didn´t like that much. Maybe the scary scenes.. It kinda reminded me of "Splice".
Raiken Xion
Heres another theory of mine for any1 interested in this movie. Im wondering if "Shaw" is the "Space Jockey" sitting in that chair of the supposedly crashed Juggernaut ship in Alien1. Yes we all assume it is a Engineer, but if we remember that scene for any fellow fans having saw that film so many times, if we really look close at the SJ, it looks like an eye, even what maybe a pupil and the Engineers seem to hav black eyes.
razzaqnz
(2nd of two responses to comment--the other is just below this response)--Regardless of who touched the snake, does it seem natural that anyone, especially an educated person, would try that on an alien planet? These people aren't told not to mess with the indigeous life ahead of time? We do that now--on Earth when traveling overseas. As far as them getting lost, wouldn't a guy who's freaked out and lost in an alien cavern call over to the ship that has the 3D map so they can get?
Sure, that's the first time they see the human head represented and that satisfies the audience, but in my time in the military--no where do we have human heads at outposts. A sign would make more sense. Also, it wasn't a few billion years. The movie advised the alien corpses were 2000 years old--plus it was the inside of a ship, much of which was so well-preserved, some dead bodies didn't decay in that amount of time.
blah dsf
How is a statue/monument a hole? That was the first time they see the human head represented, giving you a clue of their true form.
Yes, and a lot can happen in a few billion years.
The 3D map went back to the ship. They took a wrong turn and the other party left later. That geologist only deployed the "pups"
Fiefield was afraid. Milburn followed because he wanted to be his friend.
Later on Millburn was the one who touched the snake. Feifield was the afraid one.
All very simple stuff.
razzaqnz
There were holes--why did the caves have a statue of a big human head? Unlike how the commercials portray the "engineers", it turns out their own WMD got the best of them rather than wanting earth humans to find them. How do geologists with digital maps of the caverns get lost? Why would one of the two geologists who seem to be pretty freaked out about the idea of running into anything extraterrestrial all of a sudden think that some random reptillian creature would be cute to play with? Etc.
Bengalihunk
I wish it had shownmore aliens
lizard0manson
The sad thing is that more and more people want to be morons or keep being it in terms of avoiding the use of brain to think, the just one a big spoon filled with and easy shoot 'n run movie. If your mind is limited that does not mean the movie is crap. At least rent it when available and view a couple of times until you get it..
razzaqnz
(2nd of two responses to comment--the other is just below this response)--Regardless of who touched the snake, does it seem natural that anyone, especially an educated person, would try that on an alien planet? These people aren't told not to mess with the indigeous life ahead of time? We do that now--on Earth when traveling overseas. As far as them getting lost, wouldn't a guy who's freaked out and lost in an alien cavern call over to the ship that has the 3D map so they can get?
razzaqnz
Sure, that's the first time they see the human head represented and that satisfies the audience, but in my time in the military--no where do we have human heads at outposts. A sign would make more sense. Also, it wasn't a few billion years. The movie advised the alien corpses were 2000 years old--plus it was the inside of a ship, much of which was so well-preserved, some dead bodies didn't decay in that amount of time.
blah dsf
How is a statue/monument a hole? That was the first time they see the human head represented, giving you a clue of their true form.
Yes, and a lot can happen in a few billion years.
The 3D map went back to the ship. They took a wrong turn and the other party left later. That geologist only deployed the "pups"
Fiefield was afraid. Milburn followed because he wanted to be his friend.
Later on Millburn was the one who touched the snake. Feifield was the afraid one.
All very simple stuff.
razzaqnz
There were holes--why did the caves have a statue of a big human head? Unlike how the commercials portray the "engineers", it turns out their own WMD got the best of them rather than wanting earth humans to find them. How do geologists with digital maps of the caverns get lost? Why would one of the two geologists who seem to be pretty freaked out about the idea of running into anything extraterrestrial all of a sudden think that some random reptillian creature would be cute to play with? Etc.
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