Some great alien scenes but the story is a mess
Prometheus was a trainwreck of a movie. It was the prequel to the first Alien movie and was supposed to explain where the monsters came from and how they were created. It had beautiful special effects and settings, some shocking monster scenes, but the script was so full of holes you couldn’t be anything but disappointed when the movie was over. Director Ridley Scott said the inconsistencies in the script were there on purpose because this was the first in a trilogy and the missing information would be revealed in later films, but that is still a poor excuse for what they did to the story. Even with this criticism it’s still worth watching just for the Alien scenes.<br /><br />Prometheus is from Greek mythology. He was a Titan who created mankind out of clay and gave them fire and civilization in defiance of the gods. That ties in with the main plot as the story begins with an alien landing on an early Earth and unleashing his DNA into the environment that would give birth to life on the planet. Things then flip to the future as a scientist team of Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and Charlie Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green) discover that aliens visited the Earth. They want to know what role the extra-terrestrials played in the planet’s history. They are funded by a billionaire Peter Weyland (Guy Pearce) who travels with them and a team to a planet they think the aliens originally came from. What starts out as a quest for the origins of life becomes a struggle to survive as they run into a deadly pathogen the aliens left behind.<br /><br />The plot harkens back to an old motif dating back to at least the Frankenstein story of Marry Shelley that when man tries to mess with and control nature nothing good can come from it. Thus, when a robot on the team David (Michael Fassbender) starts experimenting with the alien artifacts he unleashes a plague upon the humans. That leads to two amazing scenes with the aliens.<br /><br />The first half of the movie is great, but the second half has major problems. Here are some of them. David finds an alien black substance, and gives it to Charlie to experiment with. He simply lets it loose upon everyone in the ship including himself with no control over it, and he’s supposed to be a super genius robot who obviously never heard of the scientific method. The substance also has all different effects upon people. Charlie gets sick and turns his flesh black. In another it deforms his body and turn him into a monster. He’s all hunched over like a crab on the ground and a crew member just walks up to him like that’s perfectly normal. So maybe Charlie was going to turn out like the second guy, but still. In Elizabeth it makes a baby. She then gives birth to a little monster and doesn’t tell anyone. That’s especially galling because the first thing she runs into is David. She doesn’t talk to him even though she knows he set up her up with the baby. It turns out all she cares about is discovering the aliens even though there’s a little alien monster on the ship. The other person with David is Peter Weyland. Everyone thought he was dead but he was really on the ship wanting to meet the aliens. Why did he pretend to have passed? There’s no reason. There’s more issues as well, but it just shows you how poorly written the second part of the movie was.<br /><br />Prometheus is still worthwhile to see the aliens. They really came up with some new things that will make you squirm. The start of the film is also very strong. You just have to suspend you sense of reality because the story really starts felling apart.<br />C
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