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Robert Troch wrote: I personally don not really want to know the space jockey back story. Can't anything remain unknown anymore? Not knowing how or why or what had happened ratcheted up the suspense even more. Now if it is told it kind of takes 25% of the air out of the original Alien. Robert T.
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A perfect Monster has no end...
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Jameson281 wrote: During the Comic-Con panel, Scott was asked if he was doing physical effects or CGI. Scott said he was following advice Douglas Trumball gave him back on BLADE RUNNER and doing as much physical as possible.
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delgadosaur wrote:Oh, wait, Doc beat me to it.
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The highly anticipated “Prometheus,” filmed in 3-D and starring Michael Fassbender and Charlize Theron, is scheduled to be released by News Corp.’s 20th Century Fox in June 2012. Scott and the cast members have been pretty tight-lipped about the high-profile project, but in an interview with Speakeasy, Scott shared some new details about “Prometheus”:
– The central metaphor of “Prometheus” is about a “higher being” (Scott’s words) who challenges the gods, and the gods don’t want to give him fire. “Fire is our first form of technology,” Scott says, and so by taking fire, the higher being is punished “in perpetuity in a horrible fashion.” Much like the story of the mythological god, Prometheus, who stole fire from Zeus and for his actions was bound to a rock with an eagle eternally devouring his liver. (Let’s hope things turn out differently for our higher being…)
– Scott is especially excited about the story of “Prometheus” — you can hear the enthusiasm in his voice when he discusses the film. The screenplay was written by Damon Lindelof and Jon Spaihts. “I think the reason why I haven’t attempted science fiction in a number of years is because I haven’t really come across a script that I really liked,” Scott says. “This developed and came out extremely well.”
– The last eight minutes of the “Prometheus” story evolve into “a pretty good DNA of the ‘Alien’ one.”
– We confirmed with 20th Century Fox that Sigourney Weaver, star of the first four “Alien” films, doesn’t make a cameo in “Prometheus.”
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