PROMETHEUS Blu-Ray Trailer Promises That, "Questions Will Be Answered"

PROMETHEUS Blu-Ray Trailer Promises That, "Questions Will Be Answered"

The Blu-ray trailer for Sir Ridley Scott's Prometheus (which goes on sale later this month) has hit and it offers us a first look at the alternate opening and deleted scenes, as well as the promise that "Questions Will Be Answered".

By JoshWilding - Sep 28, 2012 03:09 AM EST
Filed Under: Sci-Fi
Source: Digital Spy








In the distant future, two superpowers control Earth and fight each other for all the solar system's natural resources. When one side dispatches a team to a distant planet to terraform it for human colonization, the team discovers an indigenous race of bio-mechanoid killers. 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.


STARRING:

Noomi Rapace as Elizabeth Shaw
Michael Fassbender as David
Guy Pearce as Stannison
Idris Elba as Captain Janek
Logan Marshall-Green as Holloway
Charlize Theron as Meredith Vickers

RELEASE DATE: October 8th, 2012 (UK) October 11th, 2012 (US)


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ManofSteel23
ManofSteel23 - 9/28/2012, 3:53 AM
Shouldn't the questions of been answered in the film lol not on the [frick]ing specialy features on the blur-ray
lokibane2012
lokibane2012 - 9/28/2012, 4:09 AM
Too little, too late.

Questions should been answered in the theatrical cut.
PirateOpossum
PirateOpossum - 9/28/2012, 4:27 AM
I don't understand why people didn't understand this movie.. Why people have all of these "questions" It all made perfect sense to me. I really loved the film.
Amazo
Amazo - 9/28/2012, 4:42 AM
@PirateOpossum
Same here! If you listen and engage the brain,everything you need to understand it is in the movie.The movie makers simply over estimated the intelligence of the general public.
batfan175
batfan175 - 9/28/2012, 4:43 AM
questions will be answered...by asking more questions; don't get your hopes up, people. This is all just marketing 101.
Amazo
Amazo - 9/28/2012, 4:44 AM
@Lokibane
You're assuming the tagline doesn't simply refer to the movie that was released.As in answering the questions:Who was the giant guy in the arc-ship in the original 'Alien',and where did the xenomorphs come from?
pOoPEE
pOoPEE - 9/28/2012, 4:49 AM
Was some cliche stuff in it to keep the story moving forward but other than that movie made sense with some great ideas. Anyone who did not understand this movie should go watch transformers :P
TheNameIsBetty
TheNameIsBetty - 9/28/2012, 4:58 AM
@PirateOpossum - I whole heartedly agree. I loved Prometheus! I think that nostalgia and rose-colored-glasses may be sweeping this website by storm. Honestly, I do.

Everybody else - So what? Would you guys prefer Nolan's blatantly realistic take on things that leaves no imagination? In 'Inception' there was nothing close to a real dream or nightmare. Or would you prefer the crowd-pleasing style of 'The Avengers', where nothing is THAT complicated? Perhaps you'd prefer Matthew Vaughn, whom everything he touches is gold simply because he sticks to what the source material?
People are gonna have problems with everything that is released, that's a given. But this is just ridiculous. Pathetic, even.

Oh, and I just noticed that attempting to copy and paste anything from this webpage will immediately add to the pasted material: "Read more at www.blah blah blah". Not sure if that's necessary, but okay, I'll accept that. Lol


lokibane2012
lokibane2012 - 9/28/2012, 4:59 AM
Wow, it's cute that all these people are trying to defend the intelligence of this film, by calling the general audience stupid.

In case you dumb twats didn't know, there's a big difference between leaving things up to interpretation and lazy writing.

Lindelof is a notoriously lazy writer, who pulled the same shit for six seasons on Lost. By promising intelligent answers to tie things up, only to wrap it up with an insultingly simple "it's magic, bitch". Later, a writer from the show actually came out and said they never actually planned jackshit, they just kept throwing random shit at the viewers to keep the excitement high. The only plotline they planned was with Walt, and that got dropped.

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Now for one second, forget the questions and their answers. Within the logic of it's own world, was it even a well written film?

1- the mission was undermanned and underequipped to deal with a (quite possibly) hostile Alien force of unknown power (but here we're supposed to assume that they created humans, so about their power...). Especially embarrassing for a trillion-dollar mission

2- the people on the mission didn't even [frick]ing know what the mission was until they had already been on the ship for years

3- a geologist scared of fossils

4- a biologist treating unknown Alien creates with a "let's poke it with a stick" attitude

5- a really weak twist --poorly built up --poor writing

6- none of the characters were well developed beyond either "he's an asshole", or "he's okay, i guess". how many of these characters can you honestly say you truly knew? memorable character have been one of the strongest points of the Alien films. The characters in this film were underdeveloped and utterly forgettable

7- philosophical questions that are just asked, but never explored. For these sort of questions, you don't need answers. You contemplate the different possible answers, leave it to the viewers to make the connections with the story, and at the end, let them make their own conclusions about the whole thing (or least provoke provoke thought). This film didn't do that. Just asking smart questions doesn't make it a smart film, you have to do something with it.

Do I even need to say more?

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So no. It wasn't a smart film. It was a stupid, stupid one. Which collapsed in itself not because the audience wasn't smart enough for it, but because it wasn't smart enough for the audience.
lokibane2012
lokibane2012 - 9/28/2012, 5:00 AM
@Amazo

That's exactly the questions people are asking you dumb[frick]. Why do you bring up intelligence when you possess none?
Masterburner
Masterburner - 9/28/2012, 5:33 AM
Alien & Aliens [frick]in' ruled! SciFi is my favorite genre..................I went opening day full of anticipation.....Prometheus sucked.
Kayo
Kayo - 9/28/2012, 5:49 AM
i loved the movie coz it made me think, and that's the same reason why some people didn't like it.
sinchsw
sinchsw - 9/28/2012, 6:14 AM
Hmmmmm. Not answering questions? Reminds me of that trash known as "Lost".
plasticman
plasticman - 9/28/2012, 6:18 AM
I loved John Carter. Bottom line. No other sci-fi movie is more worthy of credit this year. Prometheus could not have been without the foundations laid down by stories like Princess of Mars.
silverdog
silverdog - 9/28/2012, 6:22 AM
cool... maybe they´ll explain the lazy writing, the plotholes, and the cliché one dimensional characters doing stupid things out of SyFy channel movies.. (still laughing at vickers williecoyote-esque death)
nordberg
nordberg - 9/28/2012, 6:22 AM
I have to agree with all of loki's points, especially the infuriating ineptitude and recklessness of the crew. All told, it was a very disappointing, underwhelming effort. Best that can be said is that it had some level of squirm factor but really, it was nothing that we haven't seen before.
BlackFlash
BlackFlash - 9/28/2012, 6:23 AM
I understood the movie perfectly but that doesn't take away the fact that there was a sh!t load of unanswered question hence the reason for a trailer titled "Questions Will Be Answered".
peppy
peppy - 9/28/2012, 6:32 AM
Really a terrible film
ComicBookGoth
ComicBookGoth - 9/28/2012, 6:35 AM
@lokibane2012

Boogie138
Boogie138 - 9/28/2012, 6:37 AM
i'll pick this up. i know people didn't like this movie, but i am not interested into getting into another flame war by trying to explain what i liked or my interpretation.

i not starting sh!t here, but why comment on something you don't like. eveyone whips that one out when someone rains on someones parade in other articles so i thought its my turn to say it!! freedom!!
Boogie138
Boogie138 - 9/28/2012, 6:48 AM
@INSTANTJUSTICE: thanks bud, next time someones says avengers or tdkr sucks i'll just say that so people getting mad or deleting their comments will have a change of heart ;)
pintoman
pintoman - 9/28/2012, 6:55 AM
The movie had problems—and it shouldn't have given the people involved. The marketing people have been spinning the problems to make it sound as if the film is complex and "doesn't have all the answers". However, the film is not complex. It just isn't written very well. Characters do things that violate their setup.
Maximus101
Maximus101 - 9/28/2012, 7:17 AM
You guys complain too much, I really liked it and will be buying it the day it comes out.
dezdigi
dezdigi - 9/28/2012, 8:05 AM
So, apparently you're intellectually chanllenged if you didn't understand the plot of this movie, huh?
No, how about the script had many plot holes that required several leaps of logic. Not to mention, they cut so much out that scenes did not fit together very well. This is a case of poor writing and poor editing. This film was not so advanced that we couldn't understand it.
dezdigi
dezdigi - 9/28/2012, 8:06 AM
*challenged
Logan5
Logan5 - 9/28/2012, 8:09 AM
Former debate team captains unite!

"...beef up your criticality" :P

Sounds better than the stock: "..anyone who has taken (insert high school, collegiate level or whatever course here to show your desperation)course in biology...," response. No Dr. Who fans here? :P

I personally have never aspired to be a professional fanboy or Hypocritic, if you will, but I do know a film from "pappy pap." This film took chances and in today's market that is "having balls," especially on that budget. By the way, wasn't going to a particular article to bash it , the kind of trolling that this site had had enough of? The film was good, if you didn't like it, sorry about that, but.....
dezdigi
dezdigi - 9/28/2012, 8:11 AM
And I did enjoy the film by the way. However, there is a difference between posing open ended philosophical questions, that encourage free thinking and leaving viewers with questions based on the fact that they refused to follow their own internal logic.
Fogs
Fogs - 9/28/2012, 8:37 AM
Loved the movie. To me it doesn't need any explanations.

[frick]ing 21st century. People are just lazy and need every single thing to be carefully explained as if it was holding your hand all the time, just like videogames.

Go see if Kubrick released a vhs with "your questions answered" for 2001.
BRandom
BRandom - 9/28/2012, 8:41 AM
@Loki Lost was great! Don't be drinking that haterade ;P
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