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Zinfamous. Going the distance.
Movie sounds retarded. I'll wait for it to be on Netflix.
I hope you're getting the Blu-ray disc by mail. The visuals are the best reason to watch this movie.
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Zinfamous. Going the distance.
Movie sounds retarded. I'll wait for it to be on Netflix.
So watched Alien (1979) again yesterday and knew I didn't want to wait for Prometheus on Blu-ray so I spoiled it via wiki and Youtube. Wow, they managed to do only what Lucas could accomplish -- ruin the original by over-explaining the canon.
So, the Space Jockey, the thing we been wondering about for the past 30+ years is some dude in a spacesuit? Why did they have to ruin things?
Over-explaining the canon is not the problem. What the canon has evolved to over time is the problem. It's too free-forming and subjective to the producer/director's mood or whim at any given time. If this was intended from the very beginning, the first Alien movie would have been a lot different. Don't tell me this whole Alien Jesus story angle was intended from the beginning. We're suppose to believe that the 20+ foot alien carcass in that derelict ship is human? Are continuity and coherent script too much to ask?
Edit: Remember Heroes the TV series. The 1st season was great. It felt like there was a clear direction and plot direction seems to make sense. Later on it fell apart due to the writers strike. Because continuity went out the window so did the show's quality.
LOL @ people that sip up pseudo-philosophical crap that isn't even internally consistent and then dismiss those who call bullshit under the guise that it is "fiction".LOL @ people complaining about realism in a science FICTION movie
But it was a futuristic space axe. In 80 years axes will have micro lasers built in that can cut through titanium.
If the painkillers injections could give her Wolverines mutant healing powers, then they also could have given her Superman's strength.
It could have, you're right. But since a futuristic shotgun that hit the 9ft engineer twice didn't hurt him, even a micro laser fireaxe would be negated by the Engineer's armor considering that a futuristic shotgun > futuristic mini fireaxe.
Did you see some of her jumps? She was clearly fine and withstood a chest slam by the 300+lb Engineer. While it wasn't superman's strength, she was clearly stronger than a normal human female from our time period and it could have easily been from the injections.
now you're just being sarcastic, right? right?
I saw it last night for the first time. It was pretty good, but yeah, there's a bunch of stuff that didn't make sense. I hope they make the sequel though.
Perception has a lot to do with expectations. I expected AvP to be a steaming pile of crap, and was very happy when it turned out to be entertaining. Not good, but entertaining. It exceeded my expectations.
Prometheus was better than AvP, but I had higher expectations, so was left somewhat disappointed.
Becasue the original, Alien, and sequel, Aliens, were so good, and this Prequel was so bad.how is this thread still alive?
^Is this person still talking with nothing to add about the movie? lol
because this statement:
Did you see some of her jumps? She was clearly fine and withstood a chest slam by the 300+lb Engineer. While it wasn't superman's strength, she was clearly stronger than a normal human female from our time period and it could have easily been from the injections.
is something that would come out of the mouth of an 8 year old, so I'm not sure if serious.
I hope you're getting the Blu-ray disc by mail. The visuals are the best reason to watch this movie.
Some of the jumps she made were ridiculous for someone you claim was injured. Feel free to bow out of the discussion again by talking about children. I know, you're scared to use your brain but try to keep up.
Yeah. Also, the dead Engineer made them freak out and try to leave early...so why did they return and enter that room? They had to step over the dead Engineer to enter it.I tried my best to not read anything or any spoilers about the movie and just saw it tonight (finally).
Unfortunately I did read some of the knit picking stuff at the tail end of this thread. But even my brother in law picked out a fairly bad one at the end of the movie when she's lower David's body down the crashed space jockey, she has her helmet on and her hair is blowing.. a lot.
But I think the my biggest grip with all the inconsistencies could have been solved rather easy. I thought it was ironic the guy with the mapping "dogs" was also the one that got lost. When told a life form was one blip west of them they immediately decided to go east, but when the little snake thing appears they want to fucking pet it? I mean they couldn't have had the snake thing just sneak up on them?
I had high expectations and wasn't severely disappointed, but was kinda disappointed at how predictable it was.