Prometheus might become canon only to ALIEN in the DC because of 1 line....
Gimm-e
MemberOvomorphSeptember 16, 20123624 Views46 RepliesAppologies if I have insulted some folks recently. I’m angry because I’m passionate about my favourite franchise. Now I really wish I hadn’t seen the deleted scenes. Here’s why.
In the deleted scenes( and I really hope they don’t include all in the director’s cut) Holloway now LITERALLY says about halfway in the movie (I’m 100% this scene takes place AFTER they’ve visited the temple, Shaw and Hollowhead are on the Prometheus, he's lying on a couch like Kate Winslett in Titanic You can clearly see he's disappointed...still can't believe it...I was so wrong):
“WE CAME HERE TO TALK TO THEM HONEY, REMEMBER,[size=200] IT CHANGES NOTHING[/size][i][/i]” (*he even makes hand gestures, waving his arms like a little child*)
O.O O.O O.O
Dude, so we should forget the WHOLE thing? IT REALLY DOESN’T MATTER AT ALL??????? Why *sshole? WHY? He completely contradicts himself here. AND he’s one of our main characters, it’s impossible to ignore this statement.
Can anyone else see this[size=100] GIANT, MASSIVE, ULTIMATE HOLE IN THE PLOT IN THE HISTORY OF CINEMA???[/size]
*Hollowhead, a company man from Weyland nows says that they knew sth about them...Well, guess we can forget about ALIENS, ALIEN 3, ALIEN RESURRECTION then, because Weyland -Yutani calls Ripley a moron when she tells the story that happened in ALIEN, she even gets upset about it. "All this this BS, you can kiss all that goodbye, and in ALIENS they only sent a rescue mission because they couldn't believe her. Prometheus only logically ties in with AlIEN."Crew expendable".
How in the world are they going to fix this???? I can’t see where this story is going to be honest…. Prometheus 2? HAH…complete bollocks of a story that will be if they let this scene in.
Holloway killed off the myth all by himself…
Ridley let Lindeloffhead rip off the franchise he started himself...
You don\\\'t see them fucking each other over for a goddamn percentage!
September 17, 2012
The deleted scene shows how much Holloway is majorly disappointed that after he and Shaw discovered all the pictograms they were led to "Just another tomb". He wanted to meet his maker, ask questions, discover the truth to his and mankinds purpose, destiny, reason for being and he was denied this beacuse he believed them all to be dead. He believed all they had discovered was just another hypothetical dead end.
That is what he meant by "It changes nothing." In his view no were no answers, no revelation, no meeting with our creators our gods, just an empty tomb that proved nothing and changed nothing.
The scene actually holds more gravity later on when Weyland says to Shaw after she learns that an Engineer still lives - "What would Charlie do now that we're so close to answering the most meaningful questions ever asked by mankind? How can you leave without knowing what they are?" Shaw is spurned on by her own faith and that of Holloway's to discover the truth, ask the questions.
Holloway's statement doesn't unravel the movie or its drive, its motivation it actually gives it credence, purpose.
