[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by salsa4datass

I guess I'm in the minority here because the movie was badass! The ending was predictable but the horror scenes were great. I'm also a bit confused as to what questions people needed answers to from Prometheus.

The only horror scene was when the Neomorph showed up behind the woman and killed her off screen.

What questions did I need answered from Prometheus? Are you kidding me? The movie was just one big tease for the sequel. Why were the Engineers going to attack Earth? How did they make the goo? Why does it turn creatures into things? How did it mutate Halloway and Fifield? How did it impregnate Shaw? Why did the Engineer at the beginning of the movie drink the goo? Why did the ship leave him to die? Did Shaw ever interact with the Engineers? How far did they go before they found the homeworld? Did she ever learn why they created humans? Why would she repair David when she knew he was treacherous? What happened to the Deacon during the credit sequence? Why did the Engineer attack Weyland and gang when he woke up?

Should I continue?

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Originally Posted by Weapon X

Just because it didn't answer all your questions doesn't mean it wasn't coherent. Coherent means you're able to follow the plot. So, it was very coherent and straightforward.

Yes, but nothing in this movie was coherent. Why would the people walk onto an unknown world without proper protection? Why did David kill the Engineers? Did he meet with them? Did they piss him off? How did he create the eggs and Facehuggers? Why did the spores affect these guys in mere minutes instead of hours? How come the Xeno burst through the captain's chest in minutes? How come no one questions whether or not Walter was not David BEFORE they went to sleep? Why didn't the girl just shoot the Neomorph instead of staring at it? How did she not know there was blood on the floor? What happened to the dude with the burned face?

The only question I got answered was why the Ghost in the Shell movie had no philosophical discussions. David stole them.