Prometheus Trailers.

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Well, we got the hobbit trailer, now here is the Prometheus trailer for anyone who is interested.


What you guys think? I like the look of it.
 
I like it a lot. Just a pity it's so far away.

I'll book the babysitter tomorrow.
 
I love the Alien, and I love Scott as a director, so I have towering, vast, epic expectations for this - which of course means the film has a lot to live up to if I am to avoid being disappointed!

The problem of course is with my expectations, not with the film, but who knows, maybe it can live up to them - it certainly is exciting to see the spaceship and the space jockey in clear detail and not just hidden in the dark and mist. I wonder what else will be revealed!
 
Brilliant J-WO! Please don't get me started on how awful that movie was. I could watch that, and driving bamboo splinters up my nostrils would seem great in comparison.
 
Brilliant J-WO! Please don't get me started on how awful that movie was. I could watch that, and driving bamboo splinters up my nostrils would seem great in comparison.

Ha! I was already slicing pieces of bamboo in to shape just ten minutes in to that travesty of a film. I don't know how it has the temerity to even call itself a cynical cash in.
 
Hmm, looks pretty good, even though everyone except Idris is dressed for Mass Effect.

But... Space Jockey!
 
Oh man, I can hardly wait for this one. Now's a great time to rewatch Alien & Aliens again, I've already seen Alien 3 just the other day.
 
If it's a prequel, you'd only have to watch Alien.

I know, that's why I've been watching the series backwards. Alien 3, then Aliens and finally Alien.

Alien Ressurection was just too weird to see again. Great special effects, and Ron Perlman was in it but, man, it's so bizarre.
 
Just watched the longer trailer. It really shows a lot of promise. I just hope the film can live up to the expectations being generated.



Alien Ressurection was just too weird to see again. Great special effects, and Ron Perlman was in it but, man, it's so bizarre.
Probably a lot to do with director Jean Pierre Jeunet. He has a fairly distinct style and loves to work with shadows and textures. I rate him fairly highly but I think this film was one of his poorer offerings. Check out Delicatessen and City Of Lost Children for some of his better work.
 
Probably a lot to do with director Jean Pierre Jeunet. He has a fairly distinct style and loves to work with shadows and textures. I rate him fairly highly but I think this film was one of his poorer offerings. Check out Delicatessen and City Of Lost Children for some of his better work.

I find its best not to see it as a sequel but as Jeunet and Wheedon doing quality fan fiction. Lot more fun that way.
 
OK... so... this isn't so much a story about the aliens, but how the alien 'blueprint' became gene-compatable with humans. That's my guess from the trailer, anyway.
Yeah it does appear like it might show more of the Jockey alien than the classic aliens for most of the movie, but it should still be awesome! We can't expect it to match Alien & Aliens but I'm hoping it will be up to the good standard of the third. The background certainly looks like it will make sense with the first in the series.
 

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