best present#I DONT WANT A LOT FOR CHRISTMAS #THERE IS JUST ONE THING I NEED
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all right, this hectic weekend is finally over, and i can talk about prometheus now
i didn’t care for any of the characters; they were all uniformly boring and terrible. i cared for idris elba’s character because i care about idris elba (same with benedict wong’s character, ravel)
the best scenes were the body horror scenes i.e. the scenes i came to see
i took a cursory look through the prometheus tag and skimmed through this lj meta everyone’s linking to, which cemented the fact that i really don’t care about this film or all of its pseudo-philosophical underworkings it tries to bludgeon you with.
spoiler
at least i got to see fassbender’s character ripped apart though the POINT of him being decapitated is lost as he was allowed to run his mouth ‘til the very end
Prometheus - New Trailer
HOLY SHIT.
omg trey from the oc is in this?! if he dies and mmm watcha say doesn’t play, i will sing it out loud in the theater. i won’t be able to help myself.
Oh Jesus why is it not out yet. I just need it.
I need it so bad.
i really hope fassbender’s character gets ripped apart like bishop (whom i do like) in aliens.
but wow. i am so ready for this movie.
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Prometheus (2012)
this and mib 3 are the only movies i’m looking forward to this summer. I ONLY WANT SCI-FI AND ALIENS.
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NEED
THIS
MOVIE
NOW
>wondered what this was
>went to source site
>saw “alien prequel news”
>tried to not flip my shit and actually CONFIRM (so then i could flip my shit)
>Ridley Scott, director of Alien and Blade Runner, returns to the genre he helped define. With Prometheus, he creates a groundbreaking mythology, in which a team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a thrilling journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.
>IDRIS ELBA IS IN THIS MOVIE
>IDRIS ELBA WILL BE PART OF THE ALIEN UNIVERSE.
