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I will for sure watch that Ancient Aliens, sounds good, Thanks guys for not mocking me thought people would, I am just trying to come up with some theories, ok you can argue why bother, it comes out june 2012 so just wait, but I love speculation as I also learn more about the Alien movies and the Space Jockey for example. I just love it.

The Space Jockey was supposed to be almost like a fossil. I can't see how it could have been fossilised that quickly... Don't get me wrong, I'm no scientist and I could be way off but I'm just hitting it out there to see what you other people think...

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er....... link my man, drink some coffee lol wake up :)

OK I'm losing track!, I'll make a list and update here: Prometheus! [size=50](Alien prequel?)[/size] Conan The Barbarian [size=50](Remake)[/size] Total Recall [size=50](Remake)[/size] The Amazing Spiderman [size=50](Reboot)[/size] The Hobbit (An Unexpected Journey/There And Back Again) [size=50](LOTR prequel)[/size] Dredd [size=50](Reboot)[/size] The Lone Ranger [size=50](Remake)[/size] Oz: The Great & Powerful [size=50](The Wizard of Oz prequel)[/size] Man Of Steel [size=50](Reboot)[/size] The Thing [size=50](prequel)[/size]

... Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 and Halloween 3

If you have ever watched the underrated pandorum, then michl Britsch, the composer is awaesome, really creepy music and it would be so effective in the alien movies.

Right i have been thinking, and thinking what the hell this is about but looking at the clues , the most obvious plot is that they investigate this alien DNA, find the crashed ship and go inside, only to find the ship half functioning compared to the original alien where is was dead. Then once inside they encounter the Space Jockey who at first seems really territorial but thinks he could use the human scientists for good and bad reasons for future experiments, as I believe the Space jockeys created the Aliens and were using them for miltary reasons, maybe even heading for earth as who knows maybe the Jockeys created us, maybe they create species to worhip them like gods maybe they even created the predators but to then only regret their choices or just to put an end to a species they just simply go to a planet and drop off these eggs , like a bomber thus cleansing the planet for them to start again. This is strange, as I write this I still cant make sense of it and never will til June the 8th, horrible feeling but exciting. I have so many theories but dont know where to start.

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Apollo, have you watched 'Ancient Aliens' on the History Channel? This deals precisely with all these fascinating theories.

Hello to all on this site. I have just joined today after visiting a number of times in recent weeks. I think this site is a great idea and hope its a great hub for up to date info on the humungous Prometheus movie to come. I have been a major Alien(s) fan for decades and although a little disallusioned with Alien 3 (Hicks and Newt's demise) and more so with the 4th installment I stand loyal to the core idea's of Ridley and its origins. More of this please Ridley and all is forgiven for Robin Hood...

Don't forget The Hobbit (Part 1)! that's a prequel to Lord of The Rings.

Hi Prometheans... Judge Dredd should be out that year too..

'The vision is Ridley's. That is his strongest quality.' Astromax, I agree with that but... a very good cinematographer has a massive influence on the quality of the picture in the movie. As an example, another cinematographer Slawomir Idziak, who has worked with Scott on 'Black Hawk Down'. He's been nominated for an Academy Award as well as a BAFTA for 'Best Cinematography' in that movie. I assume that you have seen the movie and you can easily see how well it has been done by Idziak.

I don't think it was a warning in the sense that it meant to warn off innocent passer by's but to reverse psychology on unsuspecting visitors to the pandora's box of mass destruction. Like real Terrorformists

Fuzz bum? I'm really worried now! Noooooooo, grasshopper! Mother did not definitevely say it was a warning as opposed to an SOS! Review you movie. It's a mystery!!!!! Prometheus will not revisit LV426, so the derelict ship will forever remain a mystery, unless some other bloke has the balls to fund a literal prequal to Alien. By making Prometheus, a stand alone film, Ridley is increasing the odds that that will happen. Think about it. Thats a good thing!!!!!

This script would mak a great video game. I mean, can you repair the teraforming device before the shadow 19 copy? Then, the gamer is presented with the ethical dilemma of the destruction of the alien civilation. What do you do?

Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! Justa as Arnold Palmer will always be titled the king of golf, but but but........then came Jack Nicklaus. You are not wrong, maybe just stuck in time.

I did happen to like District 9. Not crazy for it, but I thought it was pretty likeable. Jurassic Park is what started it all for me... Along with Star Wars (The originals of course.) 12 Monkeys 2001: A Space Odyssey A Clockwork Orange The Abyss Alien Aliens Avatar Blade Runner Brazil Close Encounters of the Third Kind Donnie Darko Inception The Matrix Moon Predator RoboCop Starship Troopers Terminator 1 & 2 The Thing Total Recall Tron & Tron Legacy There are quite a few I haven't heard of/ seen yet, so I'll certainly be on top of that!

There can be only one Conan and Total Recall. I mean Conan the Barbarian (1982) and Total Recall (1990) with Arnie. A real classics. I don't understand why people are making remakes. Also I have never been keen on Spider-Man movies. Maybe because of Tobey Maguire. Sorry, but he cannot play any superhero:)

anyone but John Williams

What about Clint Mansell? He wrote music for A for 'Requiem for a Dream', 'The Fountain' (I recommend that film and OST!) and 'Black Swan'. Others have been mentioned above: John Williams Hans Zimmer Vangelis James Horner

I have a feeling that Hans Zimmer is going to make a score. He worked for Scott before: Black Rain (1989) Thelma & Louise (1991) Gladiator (2000) Hannibal (2001) Black Hawk Down (2001) Matchstick Men (2003) He also wrote music for: Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, Inception and The Dark Knight Rises (2012). On the other hand, Marc Streitenfeld, a German film score composer, is also known for his collaborations with Ridley. He made music for Scott's last movies: A Good Year (2006) American Gangster (2007) Body of Lies (2008) Robin Hood (2010)

Ridley composes the shot. These guys operate the 3D cameras. Their film resume is meaningless beyond Ridley's decision to choose them based on it. He does not hire them to create the vision. The vision is Ridley's. That is his strongest quality.

I know I've said this before and I'll say it again. Don't worry about Noomi being up to the task of the lead actress. She is not as articulate as Therone or Weaver but remember, English is not her primary language. Rid knows what he's doing. Noomi says Rid sees every movie and has certainly seen Noomi's "Daisey Diamond". It is a difficult movie to watch. It's a very bleak story of a single mother/struggling actress wannabe with an infant that cries constantly. I'm going to put some clips of Noomi in "DD" on youtube tonight (at least one). Check them out. Noomi is the bomb I promise you.

Welcome Nostromo! Thank you for the kind words, I'm happy you like it here at Prometheus-Movie.com!

I like how you added "Prometheus...hopefully..." Neurion, I will do the same. I hope and expect Prometheus to make into my top 5 favourites. But to list off some that I loved growing up and still enjoy here they are: *Prometheus (if all goes according to plan) Alien Aliens Predator Predator2 Predators The Matrix Trilogy Battle Las Angelas Star Wars Terminator series Space Balls *haha Signs The list goes on. A few I did not like were Cloverfield, District 9 and Skyline.

Alien Aliens Alien 3 Avatar Star Wars ep III V & VI Sunshine The Abyss Terminator 1 & 2 Predator 1 & 2 District 9 Transformers 1

Hmmmmm...maybe Hans Zimmer, Klaus Badelt, or what about James Horner (ALIENS). I don't know, maybe they're too conventional. It's probably better if R. Scott chooses or chose somebody less familiar...capable of producing strange or unorthodox tones, as well as beautiful, melodic pieces...like Goldsmith did. What about Graeme Revell? Who can could it be?

Blade Runner's composer Vangelis? Maybe too synthesizerish. In a BR interview Ridley shows great respect for him . Zimmer would be great too. Guess it depends on the style Rid wants, symphonic, contemporary, operatic. I know I'm all over the place. I just don't know. It's hard to believe completion of principle photography is at hand. I know I've said this before and I'll say it again. Don't worry about Noomi being up to the task of the lead actress. She is not as articulate as Therone or Weaver but remember, English is not her primary language. Rid knows what he's doing. Noomi says Rid sees every movie and has certainly seen Noomi's "Daisey Diamond". It is a difficult movie to watch. It's a very bleak story of a single mother/struggling actress wannabe with an infant that cries constantly. I'm going to put some clips of Noomi in "DD" on youtube tonight (at least one). Check them out. Noomi is the bomb I promise you.

i hope that Hans Zimmer or James Horner do a great job.

Hello everyone, glad to be here! I've been fascinated by the Alien films since I was a kid, and just think it's surreal that Ridley Scott is not only directing a new sci-fi film, but one that has to do with Alien! I was too young for the first two films, but remember when Alien 3 was in theaters, and actually went to see the 4th one. I love Alien and Aliens equally; they're both so good in their own way and complement each other so well. Thanks Praetorian & prometheus-movie.com staff for starting up the site. It's a great idea, and the content, layout and site design are spot-on. Like everyone else here, can't wait for Prometheus!

If you haven't seen any of the "The Girl" movies with Noomi she's a fantastic actress and is incredible in her role as Lisbeth Salander. I think Scott picked a winner with her as a 'Ripley' like character. She can totally deliver and possibly do better than Sigourney Weaver in the demands that a "Ripley" roll would ask for. my .02 -River

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Noomi said: "This role will be tougher than Lisbeth Salander" "People think Lisbeth Salander was very physical, but there were only a few fighting scenes." "She's [Shaw] definitely her own [character]" "She's a scientist and is very bright. She's a believer. I think there are some similarities [to Ripley], but she's very much her own. I don't think people will compare her so much to Ripley once they see the movie." "I want to transform my body into something like a cat or a lion. One minute they're resting quietly, and then they can suddenly explode into action. I want to feel like whatever happens I'm prepared"

Ruh don't sell Noomi short. Watch Tattoo. If you have netflix stream it live. It's the best of the 3 movies. Scott it one of the most interesting films in 4 years. I read that in one brief shot in the Comic-Con clips is Noomi weilding a flame thrower on an Alien. She can be one intense, tough and physical actress. Look, Ripley is great and the first always feels like the best. Since Shaw is not a Ripley knock-off, Noomi gets a fair shot at it. Scott has been telling folks how impressed he is by her work. Go Noomi !

Star Wars - A New Hope Alien Bladerunner 2001 Terminator Avatar The Matrix

These sci-fi films have meant the most to me over the years: Star Wars Close Encounters of the Third Kind Alien The Empire Strikes Back E.T. Return of the Jedi Aliens The Abyss Solaris (2002) War of the Worlds (2005)

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Wow! There's quite a few that I am absolutly very fond of. Here are some of the ones I can think of right now...but I'm sure I've mistakenly left out a few "greats". Not necessarily in this order: ALIEN Star Wars IV Star Wars V (Empire) Close Encounters of the Third Kind Blade Runner Donnie Darko Outland Aliens The Matrix Pitch Black Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan John Carpenter’s The Thing 28 Days Later 28 Weeks Later Solaris (2003) Tron E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Dune The Descent Starman The Terminator Planet of the Apes Silent Running Capricorn One District 9 The Fly Predator Robocop The Abyss PROMETHEUS...hopefully...