Weyland speech as a supporting feature

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ZetaReticuli

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How about the idea of using the TED speech immediately before the film as a support featurette? That superb scene deserves a cinematic showing and will both pique and puzzle audiences in equal measure. If the 'wheelchair man' is revealed to be Weyland, then the featurette would slot neatly into place and make sense.

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Frantz
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FrantzMarch 03, 2012

I think it depend about how much "the company" weight in the Movie's plot ( i hope little ) the movie of reference is "Alien" after all ..not "Wall Street"

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alteredstate.March 03, 2012

Does anyone know if there is going to be further ted footage released ?

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craigamoreMarch 03, 2012

No one knows as yet @alteredstate, but weylandindustries.com does finish its title page introduction with, "Interested parties can expect to find out more within the next few days." So...we'll just have to wait, see and be patient...sure as Hell better be vigilant....

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CypherMarch 03, 2012

I still haven't got an Email back from them yet either, I'm sure they know I'm interested in investing :-P

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F--- it - lets go for it!March 03, 2012

id rather see more TED releases and build up a back story (dont you think these are like dvd extras) than give too much of the actual film away and there be few surprises left.

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ZetaReticuliMarch 04, 2012

With you there F-it. I like the makers' 'oblique strategy' so far of marketing this film, so that it really screws with your preconceptions of everything anticipated before. It's unconventional, without cliches and fresh.