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claudius
MemberOvomorphApr-16-2013 7:08 AM[Center]**Spoiler Alert for those who have not yet seen Oblivion**[/Center]
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yesterday i see oblivion and i like it very much it s like a prometheus movie and they put the idea of a god more simple on screen,there are very similarities between prometheus and oblivion :production similarities are the budget 120 milion ,the year of development 2010 and 2011,for the cast was propouse noomi rapace,they shot the movie much in ireland and we see The Dettifoss waterfall..........and at the crash of a sheep we have on survivour , the god create life like humans robots and are many similarities beetwen the two movie and i like to see the movie and then to speak
,, As well as showcasing Iceland's volcanic landscapes, the film's director Joseph Kosinski sought to take advantage of the round-the-clock light to "bring sci-fi out into the daylight" in contrast to films such as Alien, which spent their time in dark hulls or benighted planets."
and now my questions is it s oblivion a competitor for prometheus?,they copy the prometheus ?a experiment to see if a more simple idea about god make more money ??why are so many similarities beetwenn the two movie??
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Major Noob
MemberOvomorphApr-16-2013 10:30 AMBenito- its possible Oblivion was influenced by Prometheus, I imagine we'll see many imitators over the next few years, just as with Alien. Nolan's Interstellar sounds like another one, and that comment is in no way meant to diminish the value or vision of either films. But when all is said and done, Prometheus, whether you liked it or not, broke new ground in terms of content and style, and turned out to be a valuable title despite the best efforts of those who sought to diminish it. I certainly hope a new era of world class Sci Fi film making will follow.
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