RS intentionally lying?

jujutsuka
MemberOvomorphMay 09, 20121227 Views11 RepliesMy apologies if this has been covered in a recent thread. Forum searches for "lies", "lying", etc didn't come up with any meaningful results.
I have seen several comments lately suspecting that RS might be intentionally lying about the content of Prometheus to 1) drum up interest in the film; and 2) put us fans into a frenzy.
I guess I don't see the logic of RS doing that. He can help market just as well by telling the truth (or by withholding info, which is not the same as lying!), and for the "lay person" who isn't so knowledgeable about the Alien franchise, they're likely not aware enough about his comments in interviews about not focusing on chestbursters, facehuggers, and xenomorphs.
I recall a saying that goes something like, "There are three kinds of people--those who talk about things, those who talk about people, and those who talk about ideas." I'd like to think that RS is one to talk about ideas, not people or things. In that vein, I believe the "Alien DNA" will focus on ideas, not people/aliens.
I personally trust that RS can make a film that is on the same par as (or even exceeds) Alien, and I don't believe he needs the aforementioned creatures in a cameo appearance to do so.
So two questions.
1. What's the point in lying? (Particularly regarding speculation that we actually [i]will[/i] see a xeno or a proto-xeno.)
2. Why the need to see things like chestbursters, facehuggers, and xenomorphs? Don't we trust RS's imagination enough for him to "scare the living shit out of [us]" without revisiting his old ideas?
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