Then you will be happy to know he hasn't signed on for the sequel, and has other committments. So they will be moving on without him.Lindelof is the Adam Sandler of Sci-fi and one of the biggest hacks to ever work in the business.
Assuming you arent trolling, that can be said of just about any movie that deals with the human origin.Assuming you aren't trolling, this movie was largely derivative of religious material. I don't like derivative anything.
JJ Abrams Star Trek was a piece of shit and I can only presume that Lindelof Trek will be an even bigger fail. I wonder how many more treasured sci-fi franchises they will rape before they're doneThen you will be happy to know he hasn't signed on for the sequel, and has other committments. So they will be moving on without him.
I guess I would stay away from Star Trek Into Darkness too because he wrote that as well.
Trying too hard.JJ Abrams Star Trek was a piece of shit and I can only presume that Lindelof Trek will be an even bigger fail. I wonder how many more treasured sci-fi franchises they will rape before they're done
Says he loves a Lindelof movie and then commences to bash Lindelof as a hack .... you need to learn to troll. I give classes if you want.JJ Abrams Star Trek was a piece of shit and I can only presume that Lindelof Trek will be an even bigger fail. I wonder how many more treasured sci-fi franchises they will rape before they're done
Prometheus was good despite Lindelof since he butchered Spaiths' screenplay. Your usual of MO of picking a fight where one doesnt exist will fail this time. Troll better. And somewhere else.Says he loves a Lindelof movie and then commences to bash Lindelof as a hack .... you need to learn to troll. I give classes if you want.
Bunch of butt hurt nerdsI saw this a few months ago and didn't understand some of it, having not been very familiar with the original Alien series. I caught the original Alien this past weekend and Prometheus made a lot more sense. I don't understand all the hate, but I remember the reviews from the original FoH thread absolutely destroyed this and kept me from seeing it in the first place.
yeah, its like its supposed to be a comedy. Was this supposed to be a dumb and dumber sequel?I have never seen a movie that aspired to be so smart, yet acted so dumb.
The big-picture story was fine, the movie was visually stunning, the cast was A+, and then you have the writing/plot which totally mother-fucked it into the dirt. It is so fucking stupid, that it is insulting. Lindelof is the Adam Sandler of Sci-fi and one of the biggest hacks to ever work in the business.
But in this case, he's right. As Scott said it, this movie was really about Space Jesus. Weird.If Astrocreep hates it, you know its awesome.
When has he ever been right about a movie?
And the whole way in the movie, from beginning to the end, there was Christian symbolism in every scene. This was just too derivative for me. Do something original.We definitely did, and then we thought it was a little too on the nose. But if you look at it as an ?our children are misbehaving down there? scenario, there are moments where it looks like we?ve gone out of control, running around with armor and skirts, which of course would be the Roman Empire. And they were given a long run. A thousand years before their disintegration actually started to happen. And you can say, ?Let?s send down one more of our emissaries to see if he can stop it.? Guess what? They crucified him.
Yeah. The reason the Engineers don?t like us any more is that they made us a Space Jesus, and we broke him.?
It not openly thumped in the movie. You wouldnt even make the connection between Engineers and Jesus/Christianity unless you read the interviews. As far as whatever other Christian symbolism you're talking about, its virtually impossible to escape that in a story about the origin of humanity. In some ways it has to be addressed and reconciled with our notion of human origin (Christianity) that has existed for pretty much 90% of Western civilization without being seriously challenged.But in this case, he's right. As Scott said it, this movie was really about Space Jesus. Weird.
http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/31...ign-continues/
And the whole way in the movie, from beginning to the end, there was Christian symbolism in every scene. This was just too derivative for me. Do something original.
I knew it was about Christianity from the opening scene where the Caretaker sacrificed himself. I don't have a problem with the thumping. My problem was that it was derivative. I don't like movies or books where it is so derivative that not much is new. Every action or scene in the movie meant something else. That's fine. But the movie drew too strongly from the source material.It not openly thumped in the movie. You wouldnt even make the connection between Engineers and Jesus/Christianity unless you read the interviews.