Prometheus - out in 2012

[the blob]

More Alien links in the viral scene floating around, with Guy Pearce appearing as Peter Weyland of Weyland Corp.

[nekromantik]

PG 13 is sometimes a 15 in the UK also so there can be no bets on UK cert.
I hope he is shooting R as last I heard they shot it how Ridley wants but it ended up not being a R so nothing was sacrificed.

[sawyer6]

Report: James Cameron Wants To Return To ‘Aliens’ Mode With ‘Prometheus’ Sequel.So get ready for Prometheuses by Cameron, Prometheus³ by Fincher and Prometheus Resurrection by Jeunet

[antmumford]

Originally Posted by sawyer6

Report: James Cameron Wants To Return To ‘Aliens’ Mode With ‘Prometheus’ Sequel.So get ready for Prometheuses by Cameron, Prometheus³ by Fincher and Prometheus Resurrection by Jeunet

Now those I'd like to see

[Hawkmonger]

Originally Posted by antmumford

Now those I'd like to see

Your lying through your bum man!

[Aurora75]

another viral for this.

[PaulD]

News just in: it's going to be rated 15! Excellent news!

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

PG 13 is sometimes a 15 in the UK also so there can be no bets on UK cert.
I hope he is shooting R as last I heard they shot it how Ridley wants but it ended up not being a R so nothing was sacrificed.

It's R

[Delirium]

Caught this today and it's not bad. Not one to hold a torch to the Alien legacy, mind, but it doesn't do it a great disservice either. The cast is uniformly good; Fassbender makes a chilling android and Noomi Rapace is a fine actress, filling the Ripley-style void with a likeable vulnerability. Charlize Theron, again highly watchable, isn't given a whole lot of screen time as the ice queen of the ship.

Some stunning visuals make the experience and it's faithfully Gigeresque.

However, it's very slight on plot and - visuals aside - there's little that actually stands out. It's to be commended that it follows Alien's disquiet (although lacks the claustrophobia, tension and general horror of that masterpiece - not least the memorable characters) rather than being a gung-ho action flick; indeed barely a weapon is fired. But again I found it boiling down to more style than substance.

It's easy to get swept away with the cinematography, but I couldn't help but find it unsubstantial as a whole. Enjoyable, certainly (and it's refreshing to have Scott back directing thoughtful sci-fi) but I still felt ever-so-slightly underwhelmed by the experience.

[Hawkmonger]

I'm going to see it tonight. Looking forward to some Cabin in the Wood's style easter egg's insterted into what look's like the first original sci-fi film in a LOOOOONG time.