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DMXD
Profile Joined February 2008
United States4064 Posts
June 11 2012 21:56 GMT
#761
Well, at the very least it is better than Aliens 3 and 4.

I was entertain but disappointed as well. It is a solid movie if you are new to the Alien Franchise.
Deadlyhazard
Profile Joined May 2010
United States1177 Posts
June 11 2012 22:06 GMT
#762
On June 12 2012 06:02 MooseyFate wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 12 2012 05:46 BabyGiraldo wrote:
I guess it's just a new thing for a bunch of nerds to bash on Prometheus


I think it has more to do with how much nerd culture in general loves the 'Alien' movies and what they represent for the Sci-Fi genre.
When you have the director of the original at the helm, you expect a similar greatness. Combine that with top of the line special effects, some high-caliber actors (Fassbender) and a few years of hype, you get a lot of longtime fans incredibly excited to see the origins of one of the greatest Sci-Fi universes ever created in film.

What you get is a hodge-podge of poorly written cliches with notable pacing and plot issues that manages to maintain ZERO of the atmosphere/style of the originals.

That's probably why people are bashing it.

Or you can just keep thinking it's because nerds like being hipsters and jumping on bandwagons. Your call.


I don't know what nerds are expecting, Ridley Scott must've had someone carrying that studio to greatness besides him for Alien, because the large majority of his films are absolutely awful. Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven, and every other film I've seen from him has been full of cliches and rather poor plot elements. IDK why anyone praises directors like this. It's like he's a more classy version of Michael Bay, but still like Mr. Bay.
Hark!
Forumite
Profile Joined February 2011
Sweden3280 Posts
June 11 2012 22:18 GMT
#763
On June 12 2012 04:20 mikehall683 wrote:
One thing to keep in mind is that this is the theatrical version. Ridley Scott has stated that the dvd will have about 20-30 minutes of deleted material, so we definitely aren't seeing the full story... Have you seen the theatrical version of Blade Runner?!

Really? I´ve seen the movie twice and there are too many unanswered questions and loose ends. Hearing that it is an unfinished movie makes me feel cheated. This is the first time I´m disappointed that the DVD-release is extended.
:3
sc2superfan101
Profile Blog Joined February 2012
3583 Posts
June 11 2012 22:27 GMT
#764
On June 12 2012 07:06 Deadlyhazard wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 12 2012 06:02 MooseyFate wrote:
On June 12 2012 05:46 BabyGiraldo wrote:
I guess it's just a new thing for a bunch of nerds to bash on Prometheus


I think it has more to do with how much nerd culture in general loves the 'Alien' movies and what they represent for the Sci-Fi genre.
When you have the director of the original at the helm, you expect a similar greatness. Combine that with top of the line special effects, some high-caliber actors (Fassbender) and a few years of hype, you get a lot of longtime fans incredibly excited to see the origins of one of the greatest Sci-Fi universes ever created in film.

What you get is a hodge-podge of poorly written cliches with notable pacing and plot issues that manages to maintain ZERO of the atmosphere/style of the originals.

That's probably why people are bashing it.

Or you can just keep thinking it's because nerds like being hipsters and jumping on bandwagons. Your call.


I don't know what nerds are expecting, Ridley Scott must've had someone carrying that studio to greatness besides him for Alien, because the large majority of his films are absolutely awful. Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven, and every other film I've seen from him has been full of cliches and rather poor plot elements. IDK why anyone praises directors like this. It's like he's a more classy version of Michael Bay, but still like Mr. Bay.

look, everyone's got their opinions and whatnot, but there is a difference between a cliche and an archetype.

Alien and Blade Runner were both pretty big movies in terms of sci-fi cinema, and sci-fi as a whole. his other movies are actually all pretty good, with a few exceptions. he's a pretty skilled director, and not really comparable to Michael Bay. it's surprising to see such amateurish mistakes in one of his movies, because even if you don't like him, he's been doing this for a long time. dude should know better.
My fake plants died because I did not pretend to water them.
ishyishy
Profile Joined February 2011
United States826 Posts
June 11 2012 22:32 GMT
#765
I didnt think it was a "bad" movie, but I will probably never watch it again. It was tolerable enough to sit through the entire thing, I thought some of the special effects were cool (with the ship itself), but some of them (the end monster) were extremely bad effects.

The story line didnt impress me, and it felt like the beginning of the movie happened really really fast. For example, I dont think there was a scene of the ship actually taking off from Earth, there wasnt any kind of board meeting to discuss actually going through with this space exploration. It just kind of threw it at you.
Telcontar
Profile Joined May 2010
United Kingdom16710 Posts
June 11 2012 22:45 GMT
#766
On June 12 2012 05:38 teapot wrote:
The Forbe's review pretty much nails it.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/daviddisalvo/2012/06/11/review-prometheus-is-a-visually-stunning-epic-failure/

Perfect.
Et Eärello Endorenna utúlien. Sinome maruvan ar Hildinyar tenn' Ambar-metta.
ilikeredheads
Profile Joined August 2011
Canada1995 Posts
June 12 2012 00:56 GMT
#767
At first, I didn't think too negatively about this movie. It wasn't great, but it's alright as a b-movie However, the more I think about the it, the more I realized this is probably just as bad as AvP.

The amount of retardedness is staggering
+ Show Spoiler +

- somehow 2 scientists get lost, even though the ship knows their location at all times. They have constant communication despite the huge storm outside. What's worse is that one of them is the guy who deployed the mapping probes WTF??
- those same 2 idiots freaks out when they see a pile of dead bodies, and yet when they see an unknown worm like creature, he goes "hello kitty kitty"
- most of the crew were not briefed on the true nature of the mission until they've arrived. Who would sign up for 2+yr deep space journey without full knowledge of what they are getting themselves into??
- it was never explained why David infected that dude with the black goo
- somehow it is a good idea to explore an unknown structure on an unknown planet complete UNARMED and touch everything they see.
- it was also smart to remove helmet without know if there are any airborn viruses.
- it is also a great idea to bring back an severed head in a bag and perform experiment on it in an open environment WITHOUT wearing the proper protective gear.
- and then the head explodes for no reason
- there was no point of actually sending humans to the planet if David is the one that did most of the exploring, translating, and button pushing. Just send a team of androids to do the job.
- main character can withstand a TON of physical abuse despite just having cut her stomach open to remove an alien fetus

Kenshin_915
Profile Joined July 2010
Canada139 Posts
June 12 2012 01:17 GMT
#768
On June 12 2012 06:10 O.P. wrote:
This:

http://spoonyexperiment.com/2012/06/08/vlog-6-8-12-prometheus/


This review hits the nail on the head for me. When I was watching the movie I simply couldn't enjoy it because of the amout of eye rolling I was doing every time another tired cliche or idiotic scene unfolded. I can't remeber the amout of times I thought to myself "...This is stupid" during the movie. If you think this movie is good, it's simply because you objectively have a shitty taste in movies. Character development? What's that? Original plot elements? Nope. Rational progression of dialogue? Fuck it, we'll just wing it. I'm not going to see the sequel because I have a feeling it will be just as inane.
RowdierBob
Profile Blog Joined May 2003
Australia13007 Posts
June 12 2012 01:21 GMT
#769
On June 12 2012 09:56 ilikeredheads wrote:
At first, I didn't think too negatively about this movie. It wasn't great, but it's alright as a b-movie However, the more I think about the it, the more I realized this is probably just as bad as AvP.

The amount of retardedness is staggering
+ Show Spoiler +

- somehow 2 scientists get lost, even though the ship knows their location at all times. They have constant communication despite the huge storm outside. What's worse is that one of them is the guy who deployed the mapping probes WTF??
- those same 2 idiots freaks out when they see a pile of dead bodies, and yet when they see an unknown worm like creature, he goes "hello kitty kitty"
- most of the crew were not briefed on the true nature of the mission until they've arrived. Who would sign up for 2+yr deep space journey without full knowledge of what they are getting themselves into??
- it was never explained why David infected that dude with the black goo
- somehow it is a good idea to explore an unknown structure on an unknown planet complete UNARMED and touch everything they see.
- it was also smart to remove helmet without know if there are any airborn viruses.
- it is also a great idea to bring back an severed head in a bag and perform experiment on it in an open environment WITHOUT wearing the proper protective gear.
- and then the head explodes for no reason
- there was no point of actually sending humans to the planet if David is the one that did most of the exploring, translating, and button pushing. Just send a team of androids to do the job.
- main character can withstand a TON of physical abuse despite just having cut her stomach open to remove an alien fetus



+ Show Spoiler +
Your last point in particularly relevant. I've had my abdominals sliced like that before in surgery and shuffling around let alone walking/running is fucking painful
"Terrans are pretty much space-Australians" - H
itkovian
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
United States1763 Posts
June 12 2012 02:27 GMT
#770
Pretty solid movie. Constant suspense to pull you along. Its one of those movies that feels like it has ten endings, but you don't mind that it does. It was not over-heavy on the action, which I appreciated, it relied more on the build-up to the action parts.

+ Show Spoiler +
I got tired of people doing reckless shit though. Like when the two stranded men were reaching out too touch the snake-like alien life form. Why the fuck would you do that? Also, when Shaw leaves the loading bay to retrieve the "Engineer" head from within the storm. That irritated me as well. It felt like all the characters had this mindless drive to mess with shit, without taking the time to do things properly and carefully.


Taking all into consideration:
8/10
=)=
biology]major
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
United States2253 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-12 02:31:56
June 12 2012 02:31 GMT
#771
On June 12 2012 11:27 itkovian wrote:
Pretty solid movie. Constant suspense to pull you along. Its one of those movies that feels like it has ten endings, but you don't mind that it does. It was not over-heavy on the action, which I appreciated, it relied more on the build-up to the action parts.

+ Show Spoiler +
I got tired of people doing reckless shit though. Like when the two stranded men were reaching out too touch the snake-like alien life form. Why the fuck would you do that? Also, when Shaw leaves the loading bay to retrieve the "Engineer" head from within the storm. That irritated me as well. It felt like all the characters had this mindless drive to mess with shit, without taking the time to do things properly and carefully.


Taking all into consideration:
8/10


it had the elements necessary for a great sci-fi movie, but yeah the characters were unlikable and did stupid shit like it was their job, still though the movie was very entertaining imo. Excited for the sequel if there is one, the ending made it seem like there was going to be one soo we can only hope !
Question.?
itkovian
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
United States1763 Posts
June 12 2012 02:38 GMT
#772
On June 12 2012 11:31 biology]major wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 12 2012 11:27 itkovian wrote:
Pretty solid movie. Constant suspense to pull you along. Its one of those movies that feels like it has ten endings, but you don't mind that it does. It was not over-heavy on the action, which I appreciated, it relied more on the build-up to the action parts.

+ Show Spoiler +
I got tired of people doing reckless shit though. Like when the two stranded men were reaching out too touch the snake-like alien life form. Why the fuck would you do that? Also, when Shaw leaves the loading bay to retrieve the "Engineer" head from within the storm. That irritated me as well. It felt like all the characters had this mindless drive to mess with shit, without taking the time to do things properly and carefully.


Taking all into consideration:
8/10


it had the elements necessary for a great sci-fi movie, but yeah the characters were unlikable and did stupid shit like it was their job, still though the movie was very entertaining imo. Excited for the sequel if there is one, the ending made it seem like there was going to be one soo we can only hope !



Yeah, I didn't really like any of the characters particularly much either. The captain of the ship was cool I guess. But the protagonist drove me nuts.

But like you said, it was still fun to watch and very aesthetically pleasing. The acting was convincing enough and the script was alright. The overarching plot was interesting, but the fine details of the plot didn't feel very well thought out.
=)=
CobaltBlu
Profile Blog Joined August 2009
United States919 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-12 03:10:29
June 12 2012 03:06 GMT
#773
The movie entertained me but I think all in all it was a mixed bag and not something I'll want to watch again or ever really consider good.

There were some good scenes in here though like when the female scientist goes into the surgery pod where there was legitimate suspense there for me but then it didn't seem to connect to the rest of the film. That happened a lot. I'm convinced Charlize Theron's character could have been removed from the film entirely and nothing would have changed.

After we left the theater my friend told me it felt like they threw a bunch of good things in a jar and shook it around a lot.
Bigtony
Profile Blog Joined June 2011
United States1606 Posts
June 12 2012 03:40 GMT
#774
On June 11 2012 17:13 ETisME wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 11 2012 09:06 Belisarius wrote:
On June 11 2012 08:47 Rakanishu2 wrote:
On June 11 2012 06:07 FeUerFlieGe wrote:
On June 11 2012 03:57 Rakanishu2 wrote:
On June 11 2012 03:06 FeUerFlieGe wrote:
On June 10 2012 19:45 Hairy wrote:
I wish people would stop posting that link to someone explaining what he thinks the film was about like it somehow makes everything ok:
  • A film should be able to properly communicate what's going on to the audience. If it cannot manage this, it has failed. If you need someone to explain why everything in the film was so clever, it is not clever. It's the equivalent of telling a joke to an audience, NOBODY LAUGHING, and then explaining (in length) to the audience why they should have found it funny.

  • The person who wrote that 'explanation' is just some random guy telling you what HE thinks happened, and what HE thinks the reasoning behind it was. He explains why the engineer in the opening scene drank the solution that killed him; the symbolic and special meaning behind this; how this sentiment/theme is echoed throughout the movie; and how this was all very, very clever. But it's just his interpretation of what he saw - it doesn't make it correct, as there's virtually no actual information to go on. It's actually a bit tenuous to say it's speculation - it's almost pure guesswork.

    If I were to think the alien man was just a bit of an idiot and drank something he shouldn't, you have no way to prove me wrong because the film simply doesn't provide enough information to do so. And, honestly, if the alien man did just drink the solution because he was a bit of an idiot it actually would be incredibly consistent with with the rest of the film given the behaviour of many characters in the story.

Even if there ARE a lot of interesting sub-plots etc etc going on, there are so many nonsensical things that happen, and the characters in the film continuously do such stupid and idiotic things (sometimes completely contrary to previous character development), that it is hard for many people to take the film seriously. This is due to 'suspension of disbelief' being broken - we are all gamers here, so chances are that you will have heard this term thrown around in game reviews. Essentially, when being told a story we are all happy to accept the story 'universe', providing that the 'universe' remains consistent with itself, and that everything within it makes sense and can be explained logically. However, if anything jarrs uncomfortably out of place it will drastically (sometimes irreparably) destroy the believability of that story, and your enjoyment is lost.

When watching Lord of the Rings we accept that Gandalf can cast magic spells, that there are tiny people called hobbits, and that there are monsters out there in the world such as trolls and orcs and goblins. However, if Frodo decided he was bored of all this walking, pulled out a jetpack and flew himself to Mordor, this would break the suspension of disbelief entirely because it simply doesn't make sense.

For me, and many other people watching the film, some of what happens in Prometheus is as bad as Frodo's jetpack.


I think the more proper comparison would be this:

If most movies made logical sense, there would be no plot. For instance, I always like to use the Haunted House story: If two people walked up to a really spooky haunted house that obviously looked a little sketchy, they normally would not bother to go in. But this is a scary movie and requires a plot. It wouldn't be interesting if they just walked away; in fact our movie would just go strait to credits. Illogical events make things interesting.

Use your imagination! There is an explanation you can come up with!


You make me angry with the mental gymnastics you're having to execute to disagree.

You can always put characters into a predicament without hurting suspension of disbelief. Always. Read, Always.

"If most movies made logical sense, there would be no plot". Wow.

+ Show Spoiler +
That's all the time I have to spend marveling at how you interpret script writing, back to Prometheus:

Look for subtlety all you want, great. Subtlety is awesome, artistic, leaves room for writers to express broader ideas. However, if your audience has to build up a large and complex world around your subtle hints alone, and fill in large parts of the plot of your story using this audience created vision (which will differ vastly from person-to-person), you've failed as a writer.

This was Fantasy-Fiction, when most people came to the theater looking for Science-Fiction. In Sci-fi things shouldn't be mystic and magical. I shouldn't have to read an article that tells me the engineers gave us Jesus and we killed him, to understand the plot.

The character development is also horrifyingly bad. Who are these 3 idiots going to commit suicide to stop the ship? Why do I care about them?






Additionally, it's ok if the audience creates it's own vision on the movie. It's like a book; makes you think. You don't think writers of novels who leave parts of plot for the reader to formulate in their own minds are failures, too? Books like those tend to leave a lasting impression beyond the reading experience.


No, I haven't read a book that required me to read an article to explain all the plot holes. Please, share with me some of the books you have been reading.

Yes, movies and books should make you think. But they shouldn't make me think "This is stupid."


lol, exactly.

I'm all for a movie that gets richer when you walk away and think of it. That box contains some of the greatest movies ever made. The thing about those movies is that you also think they're excellent movies from the moment you walk out of the cinema, because the story and the resolution satisfied you right at that moment, and then appears even stronger later on.

Prometheus doesn't do that. Prometheus relies completely on each viewer conducting a great battle between fridge-logic and fridge-brilliance (or sequels, or reading some dude's blog) before it starts to hang together at all. That's not good storytelling, no matter how justified it might later appear.

not too sure about that.
donnie darko required you to read that time travel book thingee for full understanding and rarely anything was explained in the movie. And yet it is one of the most interesting movie to watch and keep rewatching


I love donnie darko, but two points:

1) the philosophy of time travel is "official" material, not fan made guess work.
2) donnie darko still makes sense on some level without it, because there are no rules to break (ie: crazy shit happens because that is what the movie sets us up for, and we should acknowledge that it's crazy without breaking our suspension of disbelief)
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T0fuuu
Profile Blog Joined May 2009
Australia2275 Posts
June 12 2012 04:39 GMT
#775
I liked the movie, but its not like i was a big fan of alien movies.

The title prometheues did sound a bit weird to me cos egomaniac scientists/researchers/companies and the titan that stole fire and made human life was a bit weird but i gotta admit that spacejesus makes it all better!

It is a bit convenient that 2000 years ago the engineers were planning on returning to earth to make the apocalype, we know this cos its the first thing the engineer wants to do when he wakes up lol. However it is even more convenient to overlook that 30000 years ago there was a planet being terraformed to be made into a biological weapons facility. And obviously so considering every dome is underground, sealed, with a ship and storage of a bunch of nasties. But the engineers obviously thought it was necessary to tell us this so many times in human history. Maybe its just a fun mockery of, a "MADE IN X" label that people put on things they manufacture and the engineers decided to put on humans >.>

Who knows? cos by making this huge plothole they have avoided answering the whole "why were we made" question and possibly saved the movie from being even more pretentious.
b3n3tt3
Profile Joined January 2012
595 Posts
June 12 2012 05:22 GMT
#776
This movie hyped me up. Pretty disappointed but what can you get these days... lol.
Blennd
Profile Joined April 2011
United States266 Posts
June 12 2012 05:36 GMT
#777
This movie was truly the Lost of movies, and that's not a compliment.
Brett
Profile Blog Joined October 2002
Australia3820 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-12 06:04:07
June 12 2012 06:00 GMT
#778
I was quite disappointed by the disproportionate level of stupidity displayed by the characters in Prometheus, but I think a lot of you are being generous in your comparisons to Alien...

Does nobody remember this stuff?



* The captain, not really knowing what this thing is, goes down into a metal ventilation shaft of sorts by himself, where his movement is effectively restrained by his surroundings, in order to force it into a corner / hunt it. They then pick up the alien on the make-shift movement sensor and are able to tell him that it is moving towards him, and yet he cannot manouevre himself into a position where he can be sure of the alien's location (never mind that they have detailed plans of the vents and yet can't tell him where the fuck it's coming from). He also doesn't hear the alien coming, nor apparently look behind in an elongated shaft.

* The captain dies. And next minute the black guy shows up with the captain's flame thrower, np?

* Ripley running around by herself worrying about a fucking cat while a deadly alien creature is loose on the ship and killing everyone.

* The other, blonde woman is paralysed with fear (presumably) when confronted with the alien, and yet the black guy, who has a fucking flame thrower, refuses to shoot the damn thing or at least fire some form of warning shot to draw its attention. Okay, if he shoots, MAYBE she gets burnt and dies, so I can understand some hesitation. However, if he doesn't shoot, she dies anyway. What does he do? He attempts to RUN AT THE FUCKING THING, and gets slapped the fuck down by its tail. They both die. Dumb as fuck.

Anyway, there was a post a few pages back saying that Scott had referenced some Persian mythology, and that it fit the storyline here in Prometheus. That actually made for an interesting theory, and was the sort of information that the movie needed to present in order to not be the clusterfuck of unanswered questions that it was.

Ultimately it was a nice concept, poorly executed with great visuals and dumb-as-dogs balls characters.
XXXSmOke
Profile Blog Joined November 2004
United States1333 Posts
June 12 2012 06:27 GMT
#779
Im losing faith in Sci Fi

I think Aliens was just to perfect, that movie still scares the absolute shit out of me. Even after seeing it a bunch, it was just so well put together the script/visuals/suspense/action/terror.

Every Sci-Fi movie now lacks all of this, to many special effects, to many bad scripts, etc.

I want to be blown away, and be terrified out of my fucking mind,

Prometheus just kept me thinking it was finally going to get good and then just kept failing and failing.

Emperor? Boxer disapproves. He's building bunkers at your mom's house even as you're reading this.
Warlock40
Profile Joined September 2011
601 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-06-12 06:33:52
June 12 2012 06:32 GMT
#780
This movie was absolutely garbage. Someone wrote a very good review of it in their blog, but unfortunately I do not recall who it was. But he was spot on. Nice visuals, stupid characters, I don't get why this movie can get away with stuff like that but Battleship and its ilk can't.

I was really disappointed, especially after stuff like this got me excited:



The movie had none of the promise that this clip offered.
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