Prometheus Deacon Prototype
 

Do you realize the spoiler is posted right there on the front page? Yeah. That pic. So saying, "you've been warned", doesn't do any good. It's too late. You already spoiled it. Thanks a lot.

Seriously, this is some really incompetent BS here. Clean up your act, guy.

Dumbest movie ever!!!!!

Calm Down
 

Spoiling a movie that has been out for two months.... I would assume someone prowling this website would've already seen this movie, not that there is anything to spoil anyways, it completely defies the timeline of the Alien movies and leaves you wanting to light the theater on fire... at least that's how I felt. As for the pic, it could be assumed it is just an alien toy pic since that is why I clicked on it. Calm down bro.

... Am I the only one who actually liked the movie?

The pic spoils nothing unless you read the post for context. Also, considering the same figure was plastered all over the net during NECA Comic-Con coverage (and the movie had been out for months), my spoiler warning wasn't even necessary, but more a courtesy.

Given it got a fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, I'd say probably not.

I haven't seen the film myself, but given all the hyperbolic drama centered around it, I think I'll just keep it that way.

I loved the movie. Saw it twice. And I'm definitely picking up all the figures.

Thank you! I thought it was a solid movie. If I see the figures around I'll probably pick them up. Especially Michael Fassbender.

No.

I saw it opening day. The film has it's problems (and a lot of them). However, I found it to be an enjoyable movie that I wanted to dig deeper into the moment I left the theater. I know people expected a full blown Alien prequel, but this more informs what could of happened on LV-426 (since this movie takes place on LV-223). And that is why I accepted that the creatures were different than the xenomorphs we've come to know...just different biological circumstances.

One of the great things about this film; it forces you to draw your own conclusions. I hate when movies spoon feed you everything. True, there were lots of issues with the story and events, but at least the movie made you think.

What made me appreciate the film more was reading the "Art of Prometheus" book. It has a ton of extra story and character details as well as explaining a lot of things about what was going on. It thoroughly explains why the creatures look like they do, the organic black matter and what it does and a lot more. Plus it has details on deleted scenes that (in my opinion) made no sense to leave out of the final cut of the film.