Quote from: DorkiDori on Jun 29, 2017, 12:03:03 AM
REALLY!?!?!?! SO WE CAN BLAME THE EDITOR FOR THE CRAP JOB IN NOT EXPLAINING ANYTHING ABOUT SHAW AND DAVIDS STORY!?!?!?!
Quote from: Dumb Ass EditorRidley and the writers wanted to incorporate the destruction of the Engineers' world as a prologue to bridge the two films and to show what happened to Shaw after she and David when traveling to the Creators/Engineers' world. There were a lot more scenes that connect directly to Prometheus but structurally it didn't work to have two or three scenes or about 12 mins. of film that connect one film to the next. And then start the actual story of AC.
Funny, wouldve worked FINE in my eyes! I wanna slap the shit out of this guy... Knowing idiots like him were involved in the making of this film makes me hate it even more! And honestly, the blame lands SQUARELY on Ridleys shoulders! He was in charge of this film, he made the decisions about the final cut and it was HIS job to oversee the finishing of the movie! Yet, here we are with one of the WORST Alien films in the franchise!
Can we conduct ourselves with a little more decorum please, everyone?
Quote from: bleau on Jun 29, 2017, 06:21:17 AM
Get of your soap box, I don't have to proof nothing to you, in fact nobody does. People have to have proof of something for you to believe or consider something, that is ridiculous. Take it as a suggestion then.
Did you know Tom Cruise has creative control, editing control, director control and all of the above in his films. Including the New Mummy. These contracts are real and the public will never see them.
Actually, yes, it's good to share proof, especially when you're really pushing it as fact and it's in question. It's common curtsy. I don't think anyone is expecting you to provide actual contracts or clauses, but where you saw/read that that is the case would be very much appreciated.
It's not unreasonable to think that Fox and Ridley and etc want the film at 2 hours. I'm sure they did speak about this in the past. I believe Ridley spoke about it recently with Covenant. But that's it's some
contractually obliged thing is what's in question here.
All people would like to see is where you saw this? Otherwise (and especially given your current attitude) you just come across as a randomer on the internet sprouting "information" that is in question that he can't back-up.
In regards to the actual topic, I was hoping they'd ask him about some deleted scenes. Gotta keep waiting for that Blu-ray.