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Omegablue

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  1. Caught a matinee earlier today, thought it was an awesome movie and an outstanding way to end the trilogy. Will need to see it again to take in all of the details as I'm sure I missed some.

    I truly enjoyed the way that all three were tied together. Just outstanding movie making, my hats off (again) to Nolan and crew.

    Did you not think it's odd how Bruce is suddenly across the world in some priseon, and then it's not shown how he returned to Gotham, bypassed Bane's army, while all the time the cops were stuck in the sewer for months?

  2. No, the gunman is the only person to truly blame. I don't cafe who raised him, turned him down for the prom, or showed him Terminator 2. Individuals who make profoundly stupid errors in judgment are still ultimately responsible for their actions.

    Even if everyone in that theater had personally told him they fhought he was a piece of sh!t, then stole his favorite mittens while laughing in his face, it doesn't validate thos actions.

    Please, don't missunderstand me that I don't recognize the responsibility of the gunmen. However something clearly went wrong in his lifetime for not giving a damn about those people he killed.

    That's the problem that needs more attention prevent future mass shooting of incidents.

    And please spare the BS that we all go hard times, and if we survived so should have he. At the end we're all diffirent, and no one on this planet will ever know what another feels or is ticking in the their mind.

    So something clearly F***ed-up from the education programming, right into adulthood that spawns such incidents. And our beloved society thinks the solution is prison and execution, but it's solving the circumstances that repeat such incidents.

    Also your comment might come across as basing itself on the possibilities on "Media suspects". Let's take religious people for example. Most of them are like that because of the upbringing from their parents and the whole Sunday whatever repeated ritual. Sits there forever or until the other side of the brain clicks onto something. What is to say that this guy wasn't brought up in a enviroment where respect for other people was rather pathetically minimal? Or perhaps developed at a later stage when something else had a more emotional impact, that fried something upstairs, maybe mixed with drugs, cults, and etc. Bottom line, he's the weapon that pulled the trigger, but the reality is our F***ed-up society where sport stars get 100 of millions a year to kick a ball, while a surgern is lucky with 80K a year, is what made that weapon.

    Worse thing people can do in this situation, is compare their own conflicts and achievements with this man, which is all BS to do that as we become more diffirent every second.

  3. This series just ended too horribly lame for me.

    The first half of the season had this nice mystic and grandeur of fantasy touching sci-fi.

    Then we got that stupid butterfly episode, the Thundertank became a mobile home, and that stupid magic bag of total lameness just completely ruined it.

  4. I really dislike the knee joints, and the lack of a base with recent releases. As well the cheap hollow plastic and that amount of paint washes makes them look rather over priced.

    I would pay the same price if they were a bit smaller, didn't have those knee joints, and the paint was crisp Matt finish.

  5. The gunman isn't the problem.

    The problem is whatever in his surroundings and upbringing that twisted him.

    Unfortunately our present form of justice is so stupid these days, that they'll put him in prison, but never investigate and solve whatever turned him.

    And it will happen again next week.

  6. Maybe the Prometheus sequels will cover this or mention this in passing.

    Perhaps, but oddly enough will never appear in the original Alien films... :rolleyes:

    Maybe they will go back to LV-223. But considering the results of this first mission and considering the potential of running into the Space Jockeys/Engineers again (who BTW want to destroy our race), there's probably quietier, less costly ways to go about collecting these alien biological weapons.

    But Earth has no idea the Jockeys want to destroy us, unless by assumption of Prometheus failed return, or a detour back from the supposedly sequel?

    Otherwise no. It's pointless wasting resources in hunting a specie, when it's origins can be plucked up with a professional team on LV233, and not some more stupid researchers.

    The Jockeys really aren't that threatening considering their ships can crash, and the bleed like us.

    Because clearly, an ultra-super-powerful, mega-corporation that's practically more influential than most nations in-universe wants it to be public knowledge that their iconic founder and leader went on a wild space adventure to try and stay immortal and got killed in the process by an alien race that created life on earth.

    And where does this come from?

    Did I say they need to announce it to the world like a reality show?

    First world nations these days go to war to feed their profit machine, and 90% of the world buys it cause they're advertised as the good guys. So perhaps the company could take a similar approuch?

    And this ultra-powerful corporation wants everyone in the public to know that this trillion-dollar space mission resulted in the destruction of their ultra-advanced spaceship and the loss of everyone on board (except for the severed head of an android and one female scientist).

    Well if this is your point, they advertised to the world that they sent a 3 trillion Dollar mission and it hasn't returned. So yes, as mighty as the company might be, the world will want to know what happened? Regardless of the actual facts released, which they won't know as Prometheus never returned. And the usual accident story won't cut it, because a 3 trillion Dollar mission needs answers, and the company will also want to explore what went wrong. And again, what does announcing their plansto the world , have to do with my view? I stated that the events of Prometheus are too grand to never be hinted in the original Alien films, and still makes no sense for those films to directly tie with Prometheus, unless in the sequel LV-223 gets blown up? What then how? Why? It's just going to dig out more holes in the whole saga.

    Oh! And did we mention that both the corporation's founder (Peter Weyland) and his daughter also died on this mission?

    You really got stuck on this rather point... :rolleyes:

    And you know what? Let's let our competitors know that we've discovered a biological weapon that could reveal a number of technological and scientific discoveries. Let's share this information with them and allow them to make profits off of something we discovered and paid for in blood and in sacrifices. :rolleyes:

    Again, read above... You're thinking like an overnight script filler, instead of putting all five films together, and seeing they can't line up nicely...

    But until the eventual sequels prove otherwise, your theory about about this being an alternate universe is where I think you go off-base.

    Like your theory and opinion that the film connects with the others makes perfect sense, especially contrasting with the business potential and present trend to go with alternative stories?

    And again, please read, even Lindelof said that if a sequel to Prometheus happens, it's going to further tangentialize it AWAY from the first Alien Film!

    - Lindelof dice incluso de modo que si una secuela de Prometeo, que pasa, que va a más que devaite de línea de tiempo de la primera película de Alien!

    - リンデレフは言ってもそうだとすればそれであるプロメテウスの続編、意志より第一外国映画のeタイムラインよりも!

    That's coming from the guy that co-wrote the Prometheus script!!!

    I'm not inventing a theory. I'm basing a viewpoint directly upon the statement of the film's creators, which explains the missing ties to Alien.

    So it's not a theory.

    While I consider the film fairly enjoyable, I still think it's flawed. And it's not because I have some massive devotion to the original Alien films that I consider it flawed. It's because of all the pre-requisites you need to watch to fully appreciate the film and the plot omissions/questions in the film itself.

    As a stand-alone film, it fails in that regard. Maybe sequels will answer those questions that Prometheus generated. But until then, Prometheus still gets an "It's okay, but . . . " incomplete grade from me.

    I fully agree that the script was untidy, Guy Peirce as well looked dreadful. It's will never be an all time favorite of mine, but visually it's worth the Bluray alone. And I did enjoy that it left the auidence to figure out what happened. I enjoy these films more than usual monologue across a script.

  7. We are simply going to have to get the word out & support it.

    I hate when damn good shows get cancelled because people just didn't take the time to check it out... then when they do it's already gone.

    Nope. It's more of the fact that there's too many idiots that can only enjoy stupid reality shows...

  8. Shrugs.

    Not emotional at all, I just don't agree with what you've said or your opinion of the movie and it's intent or your opinion of those that didn't have an overwhelmingly positive view of it (Prometheus).

    A modern reinvention of Alien? Why? Because some review/reviewers want to invariably draw comparisons because Alien and Prometheus share the same director and similar plot devices (human ship lands on alien world, encounters scary alien, people die). Just think about it why would you want to use those opinions to further your assertion that Prometheus = remake = alternate universe?

    BUT if you want to believe that, then knock yourself out, but don't try to pass off your opinions as facts when they don't reconcile with what the director, writers, studio, major news outlets and average fans know and understand. This is a prequel, in that it takes place in-universe with Alien and Aliens before said stories transpire as well as helping to flesh out small parts of what happened/what was shown in Alien.

    Hell just say "I wish this was an alternate timeline or reboot" and keep it moving - but don't try to make it so or make others see it that way just because it fits your sensibilities.

    And if additional movies are made and if they take the story further away from what transpired in older movies in the series (Alien thru Alien Resurrection) then so be it, but it doesn't make this alternate universe, it just makes them their own stand-alone stories.

    And I love how you ignored the person that replied directly to you by saying "who gives a sh!t" to one of your posts but tried to make me the target of your angst. :rolleyes:

    -b.

    So you're saying only your opinion is right. And that's it?

    Lindelof even said so that if a sequel to Prometheus happens, it's going to further devaite it from the first Alien film's timeline!

    Must it be typed in Spanish or Japanese for you to understand that?

    And yes it makes more sense on a business plan, which what this industry is all about, to have it as a alternative Universe or setting it up as a potential remake, cause it means more films, more money. MONEY. This is what it's all about.

    And yes, again, the events in Prometheus are too GRAND to never be mentioned in the original Alien films, which clearly means diffirent timeline.

    Think about it. In the orginal Alien films it's all about the company finding the Xenomorphs. Great, fantastic. But would it not MAKE more sense to have gone straight to source where Prometheus landed?

    By going directly to LV-223, makes more sense than have these secret little missions covertly monitored by a random android on some towing ship? Right? And say it's stand alone stories... then it's really a fanboy watering it down...

    And yes, I'm taking this film like a prequel, or better yet, a beginning to the Alien Mythos. Not a direct prequel to the original Alien film, as logically, already from the technology, and the sudden disappearance of the historic events of Prometheus from the supposedly next four films, makes zero sense when all five scripts lined up together.

    And yes, should there be a sequel to Prometheus, which Ridley already said will take off right from it's ending, and if it does well from Blurays to collectables, it makes logical and financial sense to ultimately remake Alien to tie it properly, and sell new Bluray box sets. Why? More money.

    I understand the loyality the Alien fans have devoted towards this franchise, and it is because of that love, that most of them are struggling to see that Prometheus is a prequel to the Alien mythology, not directly to the original film.

    As for the one member that said he doesn't give a sh!t, well as I already said, I treat others how they want to be treated, so I didn't give a sh!t about replying to him. ;)

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