Size of Jockey Chair

Very interesting image which confirms that the Blueguy is indeed about 9ft or more tall and thus i doubt a mutated crew member. Also i think in the far let we see Shaw... You can see a crew member who has a light.... This is the scene after the image you posted... [img]http://www.empireonline.com/images/uploaded/prometheus-noomi-repace-elizabeth-shaw.jpg[/img] Shaw must walk upto and lean against one of the ramps to the centre of the Star Map Room etc, she and David must talk about what its purpose is. After this David activates something which leads us to the Hollogram scene only in that Scene David is alone and so question is where is Shaw and how far away does she go while David activates the Hollomap.

I don't know, but I just realized, after studying my desktop image of the Prometheus space ship, that it looks like a huge predatory bird. The glass area, where Janek stands, looks like its tongue. That's intentional, I think.

Not directly related to the original post, but based on the static visual, to me the chair looks hokey - something about the construction of it makes it seem too much of a humanized conception of what an alien 'chair' would look like...versus the telescopic turret or whatever from the original derelict, which seemed genuinely foreign. I don't know, but something about the image (maybe the swivel leg base? ) makes it seem like it was purchased from the "fill-in-the-blank villain from Star Trek" furniture store.

@coast of orion I agree, the chair should have looked more like it was growing out of the floor and had a significant biomechanical structure. It´s not really integrated in its surroundings and seems too polished. Someone went to the furniture store and asked for something "Giger'ish".

It will look a bit plastic with it being just a photo from on set, as you can see the cameras behind Fassbender. I'm sure with the right lighting for the film it will look more legit. What's interesting is that you can clearly see (if you enlarge the image) is some sort of burn/melt mark on the "sarcophagus" in the background. Possibly implying something forced itself out?

The light levels have to be higher for filming in 3D, because of the inherent dimming of images viewed in that format. It won't look nearly as bright in the theater. Presumably, the 2D presentation was also darkened in post.