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Ridley Scott IS alien ... the story was good but with an average director it could be another forgettable movie ( just like almost all others O'bannon scripts ..for example totall recall now is almost unwatchable ). Was Ridley Scott to find Giger , to find the actorts , to give all the style to the movie ...the script alone was no more than 30% of the movie .

here are the prices! - a nice stylish facehugger mask for your beloved doggy ( he will love it ) - a special original-Giger-Xeno-Mini-edition ( ultra rare) - a lovely plush-facehugger-pillow for your little ones [URL=http://www.imagebanana.com/view/t604tbhq/prices.png][IMG]http://img7.imagebanana.com/img/t604tbhq/thumb/prices.png[/IMG][/URL]

rather bella's basket (its the ideal gift) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_FwgO-WZbI&feature=related

If the blue guy in fact IS a spacejockey this would be the first great disappointment to me. This is the "civilisation obviously not comprehendible by us" (Ridley Scott in Alien-DVD audio commentary)?? A guy in a blue rubber suit?? If he was an altered crewmember: OK, that would explain the human shape, I could live with that. But revealing after 33 years that a spacejockey is nothing but a blue guy with some xeno-characteristics on his skin - that's cheap and not worth the waiting. I don't like the idea that the thing in the chair is just a suit either. I always thought that that "thing" WAS the actual spacejockey and I always wanted to see more of him. What I didn't wanna see is that the spacejockey opens up like a closet and a member of the blue-man-group jumps out.

a free ticket to prometheus at the grand opening with ridley

"city"trip with alien in space or on lv247

lol, mother nature. The greatest.

facehugged

i keep forgetting the ancient astronauts theories are not that new :s, yes we do like hieroglypsh for old extra-terrestrial civilisations hehe

this thread has gotten so derailed its approaching mel gibson levels. but i DID see what u mean but the pictures i have seen of the smashed helmet victim werent all that clear on my end so i couldnt see his face, or a smashed one inside. i remember someone posting a pic saying it looked like a xenomorph or mutated head but others pointed out it was a smashed helmet. i dunno how clear of a pic someone can get from the new trailer, sigh. at least we will get a great look at it in the theater!

i thought this is changing in the xenomorphwall sculpture. and i think i did mention that in another post, not sure, i forget easily

@Kronnang Dunn So you've seen the movie?

quite strange, because Alex Jones is not just anybody and quite reasonable when I think of his intense work for the 911 truth movement or NWO research..doesnt fit. but this bad ancient astronaut BS shown as proof..seems he has some bad writers ..haha

haha. From the stalking clip: "I'll kill you with my sex!!" hot and funny

@frantz ... Starring Rosie Jones ;) ... [url=http://filmedge.wordpress.com/tag/rosie-jones/]Original Link image[/url] [b]The SUN Page 3 Girl:[/b] (NO nudity on following link) [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6fdw_3YAgQ&list=PL6A3EFB74B87B7F40&index=8&feature=plcp]We Are One - starring Rosie Jones - teaser trailer[/url]

ShinobiX9X@ The Alphans land on the planet Arkadia, where hieroglyphics suggest that it is the cradle of civilization from which life on Earth began. Now it is desolate and cheerless and Koenig feels that it is unsuitable for colonization. Two renegade crew members have other ideas, however, and take Helena hostage in their demands to settle on Arkadia.

strange are also the paintings below and left of it, also technical...looks like a mural? [URL=http://www.imagebanana.com/view/nx0ba65l/claw_02.jpg][IMG]http://img6.imagebanana.com/img/nx0ba65l/thumb/claw_02.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Is from a science fiction documentary ...nothing in common with prometheus .

@I feel safer already ... God knows ... but what it did lead me too was a bird called Rosie Jones ... :) ... possible photo shoot ... or a shoot of some-sorts ... lol ...

meh

@Dutch ... Yeah that was a theory i had thought of ... trouble is, it would then make Weyland 2yrs older than he is (close to the 95yrs WI predicts?) ... we don't know how frail he was on the start of the mission though do we? ... @TheSNARK ... The pictogram's were discussed here ... [url=http://www.prometheus-movie.com/community/forums/topic/2616]Hieroglyphic Structure Observation[/url] @craigamore ... I like the first part of your theory ... I would still go along with that theory in the other parts ... meaning it's still the same person preparing for a 'get the hell out of here' scenario? ...

eat me, bio.

Lets not release the kraken just yet.

@Sneed ... No mate there are still 4 ... the one on the left is OPEN ... then other one is behind the chair directly opposite the one on the right and is out of shot ;) ...

yes but i think they can go into a stasis/hibernation as well. seems like they stay inactive in the hive walls until prey comes by. at least thats how it looked in aliens, if they werent hibernating i dont see why all of those aliens should have still been alive by the time the sulaco crew came, they should have all died and been lying all curled up like roaches. (like all the dead face huggers) ticks do the same thing, they can stay dormant for years until something warm comes close and they spring back to life and try to grab a hold of the unsuspecting prey.

I yesterday watched his great film [i]The Call of Cthulhu[/i] , 2005, by Andrew Leman. Its only about 40 minutes long and designed in an early expressionism-style, really great.. http://vimeo.com/9405378 [i]The Call of Cthulhu is HP Lovecraft's most famous story. It is the only story to feature the celebrated monster Cthulhu and in many ways it encapsulates the ideas that went on to permeated Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. The film follows the story's three-part narrative construction, and it moves from the 1920s to 1908 to the1870s and back, as the story does. The story embodies HPL's nihilistic world view, his cosmic perspective, and his sense that mankind is doomed by its own insignificance. In the story, a dying professor leaves his great-nephew a collection of documents pertaining to the Cthulhu Cult. The nephew begins to learn why the study of the cult so fascinated his grandfather. Bit-by-bit he begins piecing together the dread implications of his grandfather's inquiries, and soon he takes on investigating the Cthulhu cult as a crusade of his own. As he pieces together the dreadful and disturbing reality of the situation, his own sanity begins to crumble. In the end, he passes the torch to his psychiatrist, who in turn hears Cthulhu's call.[/i]

clash of the titans...

this was discussed before, the guy throwing the other around seems to have longer arme/legs, bit I dont think so..its a stretched camera view IMO..

We didn't need your life story Bella.

I think you guys might be missing the point (unless I am). Ripley Clone 8 hit the nail on the head - the company (well, Burke) maybe couldn't be exactly sure what was on LV-426, but knew enough to know they wanted to know more. Hence the colonists were dispatched, essentially as lab rats, and basically the company waited to see if something would happen. --------------- Ripley: You sent them to that ship. Burke: You're wrong. Ripley: I just checked the colony log. Dated 0-6-1-2-7-9, signed Burke, Carter J. You sent them out there and you didn't even warn them. Why didn't you warn them, Burke? Burke: Okay, look. What if that ship didn't even exist, huh? Did you ever think about that? I didn't know! So now, if I went in and made a major security issue out of it, everybody steps in. Administration steps in, and there are no exclusive rights for anybody --------------- The answer to the question of why colonists were sent out there instead of some more heavy duty hombres, I guess is covered by the sentence "Administration steps in, and there are no exclusive rights for anybody". Cameron nicely ties the whole misadventure down to greed. Case closed.

LOL that would be a poorly made costume indeed! actually if you check out the movie basket case u get to see plenty of me :) in the movie you can see the seams left from the mold on "belial" that werent even attempted to be smoothed out or trimmed down. reminds me of those lines left down the sides of the arms and legs of cheep old barbie dolls. let alone some great stop motion scenes that make belial look like a messed up melted gumby show character.

OH FORTUNA VELUT LUNA!

They don't need to eat as their life span is only a few days isn't it? ... Giger I think said this? ... remember seeing in here somewhere ...

It does kind of look like it's confronting your icon. Didn't notice that. "You're not the real Bib, you're an impostor! AAAAHHHHH!"

I don't know what is worse that he has the pink eye in both eyes or that his name is Bib Fortuna.

I don't get to watch that entirely, what is the plot?

@Bio ... Yes I thought that too ... a dodgey looking Bib Fortuna lol ...

Why would anyone be stoned?

this forum never fails to crack me up !!!

The advantage of the in-helmet light is also that while making the faces shine for the camera, in the dark the only thing actors see is their face reflection from the helmet. So it is a win-win.