Alien Awakening Teaser - What Happened After Prometheus?

originally posted by: Tulpa
a reply to: Jungian

Its not a movie quote.

Its from a poem by Percy Byshe Shelley.
Im not certain of the title but its the one about Osimandius.

David is quoting a poem, yes. But the gravity of what he does to the Engineers homeplanet while quoting that...is what gives me the chills. Its still said within the movie. And with David saying it, instead of reading it in my own voice, it certainly becomes a movie quote. Dont be a nit please.

a reply to: Jungian

Just having a pedantic moment.

I'll be watching the movie but maybe when its out on disc.
The last time I actually went to a cinema I hated it.
Everyone was talking and playing with their phones, the popcorn was chewy not crunchy and the drinks came in giant buckets.

I did manage to pocket a hot dog and "forget" to pay, though.

originally posted by: Tulpa
a reply to: Jungian

Just having a pedantic moment.

I'll be watching the movie but maybe when its out on disc.
The last time I actually went to a cinema I hated it.
Everyone was talking and playing with their phones, the popcorn was chewy not crunchy and the drinks came in giant buckets.

I did manage to pocket a hot dog and "forget" to pay, though.

The movie was a mixed bag. And I loved Prometheus. Wish it had more of the Engineer mythos instead of all the best shots I remember from Alien and Aliens. Even some Alien 3 and 4 references in there. Is RIdley doing a George Lucas? I dunno what to think. Can only wait for the next movie, Alien Awakening. David/Fassbender's performance is nothing short but stellar. Truly saves the movie.

a reply to: Jungian

I liked the first one.
Notice how their ship seemed quite spacious but as the film progressed, so did the claustrophobia.
Most of the sequels didn't entertain me that much really.

Prometheus wasn't too bad but I still think a lot of movies are so overhyped that there's no option but to feel slightly let down, even if it was good.

Or maybe I'm getting grumpier with age.

originally posted by: Tulpa
a reply to: Jungian

I liked the first one.
Notice how their ship seemed quite spacious but as the film progressed, so did the claustrophobia.
Most of the sequels didn't entertain me that much really.

Prometheus wasn't too bad but I still think a lot of movies are so overhyped that there's no option but to feel slightly let down, even if it was good.

Or maybe I'm getting grumpier with age.

Oh yea. Grumpier with age is something I can relate to. Force Awakens really made me hate on Disney.