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Entertainment Blog, Market Saw, has just posted up an article containing information on Prometheus which they claim to be have been told from an insider:

“You may notice in the original Alien that the Space Jockey had a puncture on its considerably large chest, where the xenomorph broke out through the flesh of the creature and broke through the biomechanical armor it wears. You may also notice how big the Space Jockey is in relation to its human counter parts in the film. So imagine how big the baby must be, which is yet to grow. Then imagine quite a few of these. If you can do that, you got a pretty good grasp on the final act. And do not be expecting the traditional look either, these are very different creatures that will keep the general architecture of the xenomorph, but will have a considerably different look, and do very perverse things.”

There’s a few other bits in there and it’s worth a read. Thanks to Valaquen and JaaayDee for the links. In related news, Valaquen recently received confirmation from Diane O’Bannon that Prometheus is indeed an Alien film: “I’ve been officially informed that PROMETHIUS is indeed taking off on the original ALIEN story”. You can read more on that in the forum.



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  1. Deuterium
    CainSon:   That was a well argued and well reasoned rebuttal to my post.  May I just say, that an intelligent and respectful discourse, like this, is what I love about this site.

    Cheers
  2. SiL
    What do you mean, now?

    It's always been like this -- well before the Internet, well before this site, well before you and me posting words on an Internet discussion board. Some people like their entertainment to not rely on them leaving their brains at the door. Some people like a little thought and consideration put into their fantasy so they can enjoy it without being distracted by inconsistencies, holes in logic, and flat-out retarded bullshit. What the f**k is wrong with that? How is that any worse than just saying "Well gee, there are moving images, I'll dig it!"?

    Some people care, some people don't.

    And some people bitch and get into a rage and waste energy about what other people think rather than just ignoring them.
  3. War Wager
    It ain't just trolls that piss me off, heres the kicker; what the hell all this bioligical shit people are spewing onto their keyboards, trying to justify a bloody sci-fi movie for f**ks sake. Scientific trivial shit no-one cares about, hell, whatever to just enjoying a f**king movie?! It's all analysed, studied and taken way too damn seriously now. These posts I'm reading and most of whole f**king site take things way to seriously. Relax, enjoy the show, live a little and take a f**king chance will ya.

    /rant

    Signing off. 
  4. CainsSon
    Quote from: deuterium on Apr 28, 2011, 03:03:08 AM
    Quote from: CainsSon on Apr 27, 2011, 08:59:21 PM
    Actually, if the SJ's are ASEXUAL, as are the Xenos, there is no reason to assume they would understand human reproduction and if they are exploring biomechanics then these experiments make perfect sense. Also, how can it be odd to you that an intelligent creature not be able to understand an organism's lifecycle just by looking at it. Are we to assume the humans are ignorant in ALIEN? Because thats exactly what happens in ALIEN. In many ways that script isvery complimentary to alien... I agree 100% that it is a smart direction to take.

    In answer to your first sentence...
    we (intelligent humans) have been able to use modern science (especially Biology, Molecular Biology and Chemistry) to fundamentally understand the mechanism(s) of replication/reproduction across the diverse panalopy of terrestrial, organic Life.  We don't reproduce asexually, but that hasn't stopped us from determining the methods and mechanisms employed by the countless organisms on Earth that do reproduce asexually.  Nor has it prevented us from understanding the life cycle of inumerable organisms that, from our perspective, are bizarre and quite "alien".  Furthermore, our knowledge encompasses the entire hierarchical levels in which Evolution works, from demes, to individual organisms, all the way down to the level of genes.

    As to the rest of your reply...
    My post was specifically targeted at the "Alien Harvest" script, so your discussion of the Nostromo team in the original "Alien" movie is besides the point.  My argument was/is that the Space Jockey race, as depicted in "Alien Harvest", is counter intuitive to what we would expect of an intelligent, technological race.

    However, since you did bring up the humans on the Nostromo...
    The Nostromo's science division (Ash) was able to learn quite a bit about the Alien, despite only having a dead face hugger to study...e.g. outer layer of protein polysaccharides, it replaced it's cells with "polarized silicon", it's structure allowed for prolonged survival in adverse environmental conditions, etc.  And that is just the stuff that Ash disclosed to Ripley.  We (the audience) are given the implicit impression that Ash also knew that the facehugger had "impregnated" Kane with it's offspring, and that something bad was going to happen to Kane when the offspring gestated.  Ash saw the "stain" on Kane's lung during the bio-scan, and evidentlly could put 2 and 2 together.  If you watch the chestburster scene carefully, you see Ash being strangely observant of Kane, even before he goes into seizures.  Ash also is the one who recommended fire (hence the flame-throwers) as a possible weapon against the Alien.  So, while the regular crew may have been more or less clueless with regards to the Alien, the Science Officer certainly had "collated" quite a bit of salient data on the creature...and in a remarkably short period of time.

    Yet, in "Alien Harvest", the Space Jockey's are either incredibly dumb, or incredibly lazy (or perhaps both).  Despite having multiple human specimens to analyze and observe for an extended period of time (at least months, possibly years), they resort to MIND CONTROL (mental telepathy, I kid you not) in order to induce one specimen to insert his reproductive organ into another specimen's waste canal.  Yeah, as if utilizing a waste canal as a locus for embroynic incubation could possibly be a successful evolutionary reproductive strategy.  Apparently the Space Jockey's were interstellar engineers...but "rocket scientists" they were not.
    Well, let me first say that I admire the breath of your respnse to me, but it is precisely because you display insight into science and evolutionary theory that makes me call your bluff. Certainly someone with your know-how realizes that the problem with the reasons you propose HARVEST is silly are steeped in a narrow global-centrism. There is no science to why an Intelligent Alien life who has evolved x% differently than humans should present tarits that imply what you call "intuitive to what we would expect of an intelligent, technological race" Why should they? They have no evolved the way we have. This is just as incorrect as you saying that if you dropped the same proto-organisms off on 2 different planets, they would eveolve the same way based on two completely different model enviorments. Plus, in the first film ALIEN, the SJ's ALREADY don't appear to have evolved in a way we can intuitively understand. You are talking about a script that exists within a larger series of films that does not present any of it's creatures as having any relationship to our knowledge of Evolution as we are only familiar with the way organisms have eveolved on THIS planet. Anyone with less than a narrow concept of evolution and science (and that is YOU) would know that these creatures, traits would have to reflect their enviornment and you are suggesting that it is lazy based on the evolutionary laws ON EARTH. These creatures may not even be from another planet. The movie is called ALIEN for a reason. We dobn't know how they evolved. Thats why they are ALIEN TO US.  Surely anyone willing to accept the mere idea of an Alien race's evolution would HAVE TO know that if these life forms would most likely be subject to entirely different evolutionary laws. That said, none of the species the ALIEN series presents suggests any reason to assume their natural enviornment could or would be similar to ours. IN fact, if anything (and this is a much larger discussion) the Xenos and Space Jocjeys in ALIEN alone suggestively have evolved quite differently. If you take HARVEST into consideration, along with ALIEN, the Alien does not appear to see and yet it appears to intuitively camoflage and have some sort f concentrated acid for blood... You're logic, while impressive would make lots of other things you've ALREADY accepted in the other films, also kinda silly. You cannot INTUITIVELY UNDERSTAND an organism that's existence has never been encountered. You also cannot really assume much about what the SJ's know or are doing because NONE OF IT, EVEN IN ALIEN, follows our Earthbound evolutionary laws. Aside from that you know the age old ARTHUR CLARKE quote comes into play. He said "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguisable from magic." That certainly applies to the SJ's in ALIEN and in HARVEST.
    For sure you realize that the whole idea of the perversties presented by the ALIEN races in these films is that they must have evolved differently. That said, there is nothing about the way the SJ's are presented in HARVEST to suggest that they have evolved similarly or in an environment that is ANYTHING like the planet earth. Unless you think the planet in Harvest is meant to be their homeworld, and it doesn't seem to be. It seesm to suggest that they are HARVEST-ing on a terraformed planet.
    LSS, the SJ's do not appear to have come from an enviornement that is in any way similar to our own, and I don't think this idea has been lost on you. You seem to have a good understanding of Evolutionary Theory. It is ridiculous to turn around after ALIEN and state that the creatures should be more plausible as we would expect Earth Creatures to be when the whole idea to begin with is something that scientifically does not make sense.
    FURTHERMORE, you have also suggested that these INTELLIGENT BEINGS should be abe to understand different reproductive cycles. A good point! But this is also based on the baseless assumption that on there planet the same reproductive systems exist as do on earth and even more so, you assume that ON EARTH all scientists should be and ARE familiar with the varied reproductive cycles of all species. This is silly. I hear about new reproductive cycles ON EARTH quite remarkably sometimes. Have you ever seen how Leopard Slugs reproduce?
    So why should the SJ's understand every possible reproductive cycle in the universe unless they are previously familiar? You also mentioned that they had time to study us, but there is nothing in that script to support that. There is nothing in that script to support them doing much of anything. They are in fact, quite mysterious. There is little to nothing explained about what they do or why.
    Not THE LEAST OF WHICH is whether or not the mind control worked. As one brilliant fan proposed. There is nothing in that scene to demand that the audience can be sure the 'mind control' wasnt simply an excuse for the two to get it on. Yet another brilliant and subtle ambiguity in that script, I think.
  5. Prison_Mike
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 29, 2011, 02:01:34 AM
    Quote from: Prison_Mike on Apr 28, 2011, 05:23:26 PM
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 28, 2011, 04:43:28 AM
    Quote from: Prison_Mike on Apr 27, 2011, 05:03:11 PM
    But why would the Alien have some sort of seperate reproduction system that is WAY to similar to our own?

    Do they?

    They reproduce by molding living organisms to a wall, which create more eggs or via a queen to lay eggs, then larval stage, the facehuger, bursts out of an egg to impregnates a host, later the host "gives birth" to a chestburster, which turns into a regular ol' alien.

    If this is any way similar to Human sex, I am taking a vow of chastity.

    When do humans mold hosts to a wall?

    When they take a shit on them.
  6. DoomRulz
    Quote from: Prison_Mike on Apr 28, 2011, 05:23:26 PM
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 28, 2011, 04:43:28 AM
    Quote from: Prison_Mike on Apr 27, 2011, 05:03:11 PM
    But why would the Alien have some sort of seperate reproduction system that is WAY to similar to our own?

    Do they?

    They reproduce by molding living organisms to a wall, which create more eggs or via a queen to lay eggs, then larval stage, the facehuger, bursts out of an egg to impregnates a host, later the host "gives birth" to a chestburster, which turns into a regular ol' alien.

    If this is any way similar to Human sex, I am taking a vow of chastity.

    When do humans mold hosts to a wall?
  7. Prison_Mike
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 28, 2011, 04:43:28 AM
    Quote from: Prison_Mike on Apr 27, 2011, 05:03:11 PM
    But why would the Alien have some sort of seperate reproduction system that is WAY to similar to our own?

    Do they?

    They reproduce by molding living organisms to a wall, which create more eggs or via a queen to lay eggs, then larval stage, the facehuger, bursts out of an egg to impregnates a host, later the host "gives birth" to a chestburster, which turns into a regular ol' alien.

    If this is any way similar to Human sex, I am taking a vow of chastity.
  8. ThisBethesdaSea
    Deuterium....great response. My only hesitation 'for' the mind control male on male coitus is that if the Space Jockeys haven't been presented with a female of the human species, they either deduce that humans reproduce asexually or together, gender notwithstanding. Because a penis is both a sexual organ and a vehicle for liquid waste removal, they could deduct that the anal canal acts in much the same way. Just a thought.
  9. Deuterium
    Quote from: CainsSon on Apr 27, 2011, 08:59:21 PM
    Actually, if the SJ's are ASEXUAL, as are the Xenos, there is no reason to assume they would understand human reproduction and if they are exploring biomechanics then these experiments make perfect sense. Also, how can it be odd to you that an intelligent creature not be able to understand an organism's lifecycle just by looking at it. Are we to assume the humans are ignorant in ALIEN? Because thats exactly what happens in ALIEN. In many ways that script isvery complimentary to alien... I agree 100% that it is a smart direction to take.

    In answer to your first sentence...
    we (intelligent humans) have been able to use modern science (especially Biology, Molecular Biology and Chemistry) to fundamentally understand the mechanism(s) of replication/reproduction across the diverse panalopy of terrestrial, organic Life.  We don't reproduce asexually, but that hasn't stopped us from determining the methods and mechanisms employed by the countless organisms on Earth that do reproduce asexually.  Nor has it prevented us from understanding the life cycle of inumerable organisms that, from our perspective, are bizarre and quite "alien".  Furthermore, our knowledge encompasses the entire hierarchical levels in which Evolution works, from demes, to individual organisms, all the way down to the level of genes.

    As to the rest of your reply...
    My post was specifically targeted at the "Alien Harvest" script, so your discussion of the Nostromo team in the original "Alien" movie is besides the point.  My argument was/is that the Space Jockey race, as depicted in "Alien Harvest", is counter intuitive to what we would expect of an intelligent, technological race.

    However, since you did bring up the humans on the Nostromo...
    The Nostromo's science division (Ash) was able to learn quite a bit about the Alien, despite only having a dead face hugger to study...e.g. outer layer of protein polysaccharides, it replaced it's cells with "polarized silicon", it's structure allowed for prolonged survival in adverse environmental conditions, etc.  And that is just the stuff that Ash disclosed to Ripley.  We (the audience) are given the implicit impression that Ash also knew that the facehugger had "impregnated" Kane with it's offspring, and that something bad was going to happen to Kane when the offspring gestated.  Ash saw the "stain" on Kane's lung during the bio-scan, and evidentlly could put 2 and 2 together.  If you watch the chestburster scene carefully, you see Ash being strangely observant of Kane, even before he goes into seizures.  Ash also is the one who recommended fire (hence the flame-throwers) as a possible weapon against the Alien.  So, while the regular crew may have been more or less clueless with regards to the Alien, the Science Officer certainly had "collated" quite a bit of salient data on the creature...and in a remarkably short period of time.

    Yet, in "Alien Harvest", the Space Jockey's are either incredibly dumb, or incredibly lazy (or perhaps both).  Despite having multiple human specimens to analyze and observe for an extended period of time (at least months, possibly years), they resort to MIND CONTROL (mental telepathy, I kid you not) in order to induce one specimen to insert his reproductive organ into another specimen's waste canal.  Yeah, as if utilizing a waste canal as a locus for embroynic incubation could possibly be a successful evolutionary reproductive strategy.  Apparently the Space Jockey's were interstellar engineers...but "rocket scientists" they were not.
  10. CainsSon
    Quote from: deuterium on Apr 26, 2011, 02:48:55 AM
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 26, 2011, 01:45:34 AM
    I actually think it's a step in the right direction, considering the Alien is supposed to be sexual to begin with. Makes it that much more disturbing.

    I respectfully disagree.  I think the "sexual" imagery and context within Alien is meant subliminally, and is meant to operate on the viewer at a sub-concious level.  If you look at it from a purely scientific/biological perspective, there is absolutely no reason for the Alien organism to "understand" and exploit the sexual dimorphism between human males and females.  After all, it's parasitic life-cycle involves implanting an "egg" down a human hosts trachea.   The trachea/lung/respiratory systems is the same in homo-sapiens (males and females).

    It makes even less sense in the absurd "Alien Harvest" pseudo-script.  Here, we are to believe that an intelligent, highly technological civilization (The Space Jockey's) have little to no understanding of biology, and are not curious enough to examine their human captives in order to determine the method and means of reproduction.  Even if the Space Jockey's reproduced offspring in a completely "alien" manner to humans...one would still think that a race intelligent enough to build interstellar spacecraft would be smart enough to form an accurate model of how an unrelated species (humans) pro-create.

    Actually, if the SJ's are ASEXUAL, as are the Xenos, there is no reason to assume they would understand human reproduction and if they are exploring biomechanics then these experiments make perfect sense. Also, how can it be odd to you that an intelligent creature not be able to understand an organism's lifecycle just by looking at it. Are we to assume the humans are ignorant in ALIEN? Because thats exactly what happens in ALIEN. In many ways that script isvery complimentary to alien... I agree 100% that it is a smart direction to take.
  11. DoomRulz
    Quote from: deuterium on Apr 26, 2011, 02:48:55 AM
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 26, 2011, 01:45:34 AM
    I actually think it's a step in the right direction, considering the Alien is supposed to be sexual to begin with. Makes it that much more disturbing.

    I respectfully disagree.  I think the "sexual" imagery and context within Alien is meant subliminally, and is meant to operate on the viewer at a sub-concious level.  If you look at it from a purely scientific/biological perspective, there is absolutely no reason for the Alien organism to "understand" and exploit the sexual dimorphism between human males and females.  After all, it's parasitic life-cycle involves implanting an "egg" down a human hosts trachea.   The trachea/lung/respiratory systems is the same in homo-sapiens (males and females).

    It makes even less sense in the absurd "Alien Harvest" pseudo-script.  Here, we are to believe that an intelligent, highly technological civilization (The Space Jockey's) have little to no understanding of biology, and are not curious enough to examine their human captives in order to determine the method and means of reproduction.  Even if the Space Jockey's reproduced offspring in a completely "alien" manner to humans...one would still think that a race intelligent enough to build interstellar spacecraft would be smart enough to form an accurate model of how an unrelated species (humans) pro-create.

    Which is why it would work. The Alien isn't going after a man because it wants to explore homosexuality. It's going after the man because it just wants a host.
  12. Brego
    Quote from: JRZNIN on Apr 25, 2011, 09:21:38 PM
    I hope Scott stays clear of anything homosexual.  Cause that will be scarier than ANY Alien creature he or Giger could come up with.
    Or perhaps Ridley can set the whole film in Southern America where most of the racist and homophobic population are terrified to learn that there are people in the world who do not fear ancient scriptures and are actually able to live lives free of xenophiles like you.  All of these morons are loaded on to a predator ship and dropped on the Alien home world where they basically die of starvation and boredom because not ever the Aliens want to touch these f**k heads and ruin the xenomorph bloodline!  Sarah Palin could play the wanna be President of this new population on human refugee's.  The last scene see's her beg for help from the Alien Queen Mother who quickly kills herself because of the shock of seeing such a hideous Alien species............
    What a fantatstic story line...
  13. Valaquen
    There are so many wild and weird forms of reproduction here on Earth, I don't know if there is an analogue we can't compare alien reproduction to. Look at insects, plants, micro-organisms. Very weird. Some very disgusting, revolting, and scary. Thank feck for human reproduction :P
  14. Pn2501
    Quote from: deuterium on Apr 26, 2011, 02:48:55 AM
    It makes even less sense in the absurd "Alien Harvest" pseudo-script.  Here, we are to believe that an intelligent, highly technological civilization (The Space Jockey's) have little to no understanding of biology, and are not curious enough to examine their human captives in order to determine the method and means of reproduction.  Even if the Space Jockey's reproduced offspring in a completely "alien" manner to humans...one would still think that a race intelligent enough to build interstellar spacecraft would be smart enough to form an accurate model of how an unrelated species (humans) pro-create.

    That's the most rational explanation I've seen against that sexual element of the harvest script nice work....

    ..Although, if the species and the biology on its planet are completely alien to how we comprehend biology, and they had only encountered males of the species, its logical they couldn't create an accurate model of human procreation, also the script references that jockeys also rely on other post industrial means of technology ie wood blocks (lol) and farming, as for them understanding interstellar flight and not understand advanced human biology I refer you to the harry turtledove work of fiction
    "A Road not taken".

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Road_Not_Taken_%28short_story%29

    And a reminder we are talking about Science Fiction here.
  15. Valaquen
    Quote from: deuterium on Apr 26, 2011, 02:48:55 AM
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 26, 2011, 01:45:34 AM
    I actually think it's a step in the right direction, considering the Alien is supposed to be sexual to begin with. Makes it that much more disturbing.

    I respectfully disagree.  I think the "sexual" imagery and context within Alien is meant subliminally, and is meant to operate on the viewer at a sub-concious level.  If you look at it from a purely scientific/biological perspective, there is absolutely no reason for the Alien organism to "understand" and exploit the sexual dimorphism between human males and females.  After all, it's parasitic life-cycle involves implanting an "egg" down a human hosts trachea.   The trachea/lung/respiratory systems is the same in homo-sapiens (males and females).
    Scott said the same thing [more or less]. He's never acknowledged that the Alien actually raped Lambert [he said she very likely just had a heart attack] and rebuffed Sigounrey's comment that the Alien was sexually interested in the crew. The sexuality concept comes from its design, or from Giger. It works subliminally but isn't meant to be literal. Of course, I suppose that's where a lot of the horror comes from, not knowing exactly what's going on.
  16. Deuterium
    Quote from: DoomRulz on Apr 26, 2011, 01:45:34 AM
    I actually think it's a step in the right direction, considering the Alien is supposed to be sexual to begin with. Makes it that much more disturbing.

    I respectfully disagree.  I think the "sexual" imagery and context within Alien is meant subliminally, and is meant to operate on the viewer at a sub-concious level.  If you look at it from a purely scientific/biological perspective, there is absolutely no reason for the Alien organism to "understand" and exploit the sexual dimorphism between human males and females.  After all, it's parasitic life-cycle involves implanting an "egg" down a human hosts trachea.   The trachea/lung/respiratory systems is the same in homo-sapiens (males and females).

    It makes even less sense in the absurd "Alien Harvest" pseudo-script.  Here, we are to believe that an intelligent, highly technological civilization (The Space Jockey's) have little to no understanding of biology, and are not curious enough to examine their human captives in order to determine the method and means of reproduction.  Even if the Space Jockey's reproduced offspring in a completely "alien" manner to humans...one would still think that a race intelligent enough to build interstellar spacecraft would be smart enough to form an accurate model of how an unrelated species (humans) pro-create. 
  17. Nightmare Asylum
    Quote from: yaujta on Apr 09, 2011, 07:19:20 PM
    i prefere predator, but im still a huge aliens fan, i just dont like the sound of this movie, nothing is realy gettin me psyked to see it. and i think ther guna reveal all the mystery behind the aliens origin and probably ruin it. i think another alien movie made like a real sci-fi horror like the 1st movie would be great, bring back 'scary' aliens.

    If there are even aliens in this movie, that is probably what it will be.
  18. yaujta
    i prefere predator, but im still a huge aliens fan, i just dont like the sound of this movie, nothing is realy gettin me psyked to see it. and i think ther guna reveal all the mystery behind the aliens origin and probably ruin it. i think another alien movie made like a real sci-fi horror like the 1st movie would be great, bring back 'scary' aliens.
  19. Pete Script
    Thanks for the feedback guys but I'm gonna need slot more convincing than that I'm afraid...

    I just think getting the actors to say that there might be a connection is a very good way to generate initial intrest in Prometheus. I think Ridley's first announcement about the film not being related alien but has it's DNA has been misinterpreted. I think that the bones of alien will be there, the tight atmosphere and prolonged tension is the DNA of the first alien film.

    I could be wrong guys only time will tell but I hope I am.
  20. DoomRulz
    Quote from: bleau on Apr 08, 2011, 08:25:42 PM
    Quote from: dandan on Apr 08, 2011, 05:25:45 PM
    Quote from: ThisBethesdaSea on Apr 08, 2011, 04:28:43 PM
    Pete, if you believe that this late in the game, you're out of your cracking mind. This is clearly an ALIEN film. Case closed.
    i agree i dnt no how any one can say its not when three of the cast has now confirmed it in videos which the hole of the world has seen....

    All they confirmed is that it is connected to Alien. It could be centered strictly on space Jockie's and not even have the Alien in it.

    How could it be connected to Alien and not feature something akin to it? It's Alien, not alien. Big difference.
  21. Ballzanya
    It might not have any aliens which result from incubating inside human hosts but it will surely have aliens which burst from the indigenous life from the planet they set out to terraform. (That is, if all the information about the film that has surfaced is correct.)
  22. bleau
    Quote from: dandan on Apr 08, 2011, 05:25:45 PM
    Quote from: ThisBethesdaSea on Apr 08, 2011, 04:28:43 PM
    Pete, if you believe that this late in the game, you're out of your cracking mind. This is clearly an ALIEN film. Case closed.
    i agree i dnt no how any one can say its not when three of the cast has now confirmed it in videos which the hole of the world has seen....

    All they confirmed is that it is connected to Alien. It could be centered strictly on space Jockie's and not even have the Alien in it.
  23. Pete Script
    They need to stop getting our hopes up and decide definitively what this film is. As much as I would love to see aliens on the screen again I don't think we will in this film in any form. Fox aren't going to tell us it's not an alien film while it is still generating all this hype as one.

    I hope I'm wrong guys...
  24. Keyes
    Quote from: predxeno on Apr 08, 2011, 12:47:45 PM
    Quote from: deuterium on Apr 08, 2011, 05:09:27 AM
    Quote from: Bio Mech Hunter on Apr 06, 2011, 09:28:35 PM
    Does this mean we can officially de-canonize the Predalien design from AVP:R?

    ...and shoot the Strause Bros.? :D ;)


    You mean some of you people actually saw Alien Vs Predator: Requiem ??  And I mean that quite literally.  I rented it and could not make out a blessed thing on the screen, it was so dark.  I think the Straus Bros. must have filmed it with a welding glass filter in front of the lens.

    It's much easier to see in the Blu-Ray version.

    That's true, I rented the Blu-ray just to see if it was any better regarding the clarity and it indeed was. While it's still very dark, you can make out the definition in the black levels better, and actually see the aliens in the shadows.
  25. predxeno
    Quote from: deuterium on Apr 08, 2011, 05:09:27 AM
    Quote from: Bio Mech Hunter on Apr 06, 2011, 09:28:35 PM
    Does this mean we can officially de-canonize the Predalien design from AVP:R?

    ...and shoot the Strause Bros.? :D ;)


    You mean some of you people actually saw Alien Vs Predator: Requiem ??  And I mean that quite literally.  I rented it and could not make out a blessed thing on the screen, it was so dark.  I think the Straus Bros. must have filmed it with a welding glass filter in front of the lens.

    It's much easier to see in the Blu-Ray version.
  26. Valaquen
    Quote from: wmmvrrvrrmm on Apr 08, 2011, 09:50:27 AM
    The idea of homosexuality amongst crew members was something that Ridley said that he wanted to explore with Alien, he mentioned something about that in a commentary, I suppose that would have been implying something with the female characters, so it's an obvious assumption that he would explore that in "Prometheus".
    Exactomundo. He mentions it on the commentary, and during the Making of Alien on the Qaud/Anthology I believe, and there's an Anthology outtake where he talks about it even more.
  27. wmmvrrvrrmm
    The idea of homosexuality amongst crew members was something that Ridley said that he wanted to explore with Alien, he mentioned something about that in a commentary, I suppose that would have been implying something with the female characters, so it's an obvious assumption that he would explore that in "Prometheus".
  28. nendo
    Quote from: Brego on Apr 08, 2011, 04:53:40 AM
    You people should all grow a pair!  No one ever said that anyone would be forced to watch gay sex, God forbid!!  Its 2011 people and beleive it or not there are gay people in the world!  If this stupid, comic book script is to be believed, (I however think you have all been sucked in), they could imply that the growers had tried to copulate two men without it being porn!
    If I can remind you all that Alien was rated R and no one complains about that now.  I hope its rated R so I dont have to sit in a cinema surrounded by teenagers.
    Having ranted on a bit, I love the new rumers and cant wait to see a re imagining of the Alien in its more pure non human hybred form.

    TBH though these "growers" can't be very intelligent to not realise that our species needs a male and feamel. If there using males they would clearly know about our species. which makes me think that this is 100% fake
  29. Deuterium
    Quote from: Bio Mech Hunter on Apr 06, 2011, 09:28:35 PM
    Does this mean we can officially de-canonize the Predalien design from AVP:R?

    ...and shoot the Strause Bros.? :D ;)


    You mean some of you people actually saw Alien Vs Predator: Requiem ??  And I mean that quite literally.  I rented it and could not make out a blessed thing on the screen, it was so dark.  I think the Straus Bros. must have filmed it with a welding glass filter in front of the lens.
  30. Brego
    You people should all grow a pair!  No one ever said that anyone would be forced to watch gay sex, God forbid!!  Its 2011 people and beleive it or not there are gay people in the world!  If this stupid, comic book script is to be believed, (I however think you have all been sucked in), they could imply that the growers had tried to copulate two men without it being porn!
    If I can remind you all that Alien was rated R and no one complains about that now.  I hope its rated R so I dont have to sit in a cinema surrounded by teenagers.
    Having ranted on a bit, I love the new rumers and cant wait to see a re imagining of the Alien in its more pure non human hybred form.
  31. G8RSG1
    I'm completely open to this new direction, I just don't want to see any homosexual intercourse. I prefer the sexuality in the alien movies to be somewhat subtle, as it's always been. I feel like the the subtle sexual nuances in the design and behavior of the xenomorphs is enough. As others have said, some of the xeno's tendencies are already pretty perverse; What a lot of people don't realize, is that perverse  doesn't exclusively refer to things sexual in nature.
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