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Posted on: May 05 2010,05:54
Yes, prequelS. Two of them to be exact.
Before you throw up your hands in disgust the guy bringing them to the screen is Ridley Scott who says he wants these films to trump Avatar. (Cameron made Aliens...Scott made Alien.)
An early rumor is that perhaps the Aliens are man made...
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Posted on: May 05 2010,07:44
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An early rumor is that perhaps the Aliens are man made...
So the Aliens, who are man-made, are the favoured prey of the Predators (an old-ass space-faring race), who hung around with ancient man ... ? Wtf?
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Posted on: Aug. 14 2011,13:38
It has evolved from an Alien "prequel" into its own movie, "Prometheus." It might still be a prequel, though. Ridley Scott directing, HR Giger doing sets, and the look of these stills from the set makes it look a shitload like Alien.
Probably spoilery, but honestly I can't see any context to these pics.
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Posted on: Aug. 14 2011,13:42
H.R. Giger, creative director of classic horror flicks and other films.
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Posted on: Dec. 22 2011,20:38
Trailer.
If you can get screen grabs of whatever that static is near the end in the credits. I couldn't time it right.
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I used Keepvid.com to download the clip. Then I viewed it with QuickTime player and just dragged the timeline bar to the static.
All three static points have nothing interesting.
The first is just fades to generic snow. The second has a warp, like the VHS tape is adjusting, but no hidden image. The third could be construed as blurry stars by conspiracy theorists, but no living or man made creature is obvious. I think it's just static with no hidden content.
-------------- It is easier and more satisfying to number yourself among the elect who mutter the funereal rites than stand up on a box and shout dammit, we’re still alive! We enter our fourth century taking for granted freedoms that were unimagined in our first.
-------------- It is easier and more satisfying to number yourself among the elect who mutter the funereal rites than stand up on a box and shout dammit, we’re still alive! We enter our fourth century taking for granted freedoms that were unimagined in our first.
-------------- It is easier and more satisfying to number yourself among the elect who mutter the funereal rites than stand up on a box and shout dammit, we’re still alive! We enter our fourth century taking for granted freedoms that were unimagined in our first.
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Posted on: Mar. 18 2012,14:39
This is the full trailer that they had a trailer for.
Looks awesome.
Also, you may want to skip it since I think it spoilers at least half the movie.
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-------------- It is easier and more satisfying to number yourself among the elect who mutter the funereal rites than stand up on a box and shout dammit, we’re still alive! We enter our fourth century taking for granted freedoms that were unimagined in our first.
-------------- It is easier and more satisfying to number yourself among the elect who mutter the funereal rites than stand up on a box and shout dammit, we’re still alive! We enter our fourth century taking for granted freedoms that were unimagined in our first.
-------------- It is easier and more satisfying to number yourself among the elect who mutter the funereal rites than stand up on a box and shout dammit, we’re still alive! We enter our fourth century taking for granted freedoms that were unimagined in our first.
Random YouTube comment in one of the Prometheus Trailers struck me as funny:
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Since it's a prequel, and you know the world didn't end because of Aliens, why is one of the tag-lines for this movie 'what they discovered may be the end'?
I mean, it's right to a certain extent, but that's not why I want to watch, hopefully we get:
1. Evil corporate America pushing the envelope, causing problems (Space corporations!) (Did I mention I'm playing EVE again?) 2. Highly detailed alien world 3. Few, if any survivors. 4. Good Aliens 5. Someone saying "Game over, Man"
