Prometheus (2012)

the fuck was the opening scene all about... someone please explain it to me.
in fact, i have many unanswered questions this movie failed to address:

1. the fuck was up with that opening scene?
2. what was the black shit then, war materials or whatnot? what does it do anyway?
3. the fuck were the small snake things?

so many more questions. im just higly confused...

1. an engineer sacrificing himself and seeding life on a planet, possibly earth
2. a weapon that destroys organic life
3. evolutions of the worms shown in the dirt when they first walked in

movie had mad potential, but it was all over the place

1. dont understand how that makes sense. i just decided that my theory is that the spaceship flying away were the creators of the engineers. at one point shaw says something about how the engineers made humans and changed their minds and how someone created the engineers as well
2. but who made it? for what purpose?
3. that actually makes sense, never thought about that

you have good theorys. this movie confuses me but i like it

1. the spaceship at the beginning were engineers as well as the guy next to the river. they were leaving him simply because he was sacrificing himself (a common theme in the film) to give life to that planet
2. the end results of the black slime are directly related to their host. if their host sacrificed THEMSELVES for the good of others (such as the guy at the beginning) then organic life would be produced. Where as if the host were greedy and were to sacrifice OTHERS for the sake of itself living the black slime would develop off that internal choice the person was making and would create the aliens.
-Thats why when the engineer tried to kill Shaw he held her in contempt after dying because she sacrificed him by feeding him to the giant facehugger. Saw the fail of not sacrificing herself for the good of others (but i mean in this case what was she really to do? ) so he gave up hope on the humans (the engineer's creation) and the alien was born from his stomach.

the fuck was the opening scene all about... someone please explain it to me.
in fact, i have many unanswered questions this movie failed to address:

1. the fuck was up with that opening scene?
2. what was the black shit then, war materials or whatnot? what does it do anyway?
3. the fuck were the small snake things?

so many more questions. im just higly confused...

1. an engineer sacrificing himself and seeding life on a planet, possibly earth
2. a weapon that destroys organic life
3. evolutions of the worms shown in the dirt when they first walked in

movie had mad potential, but it was all over the place

1. dont understand how that makes sense. i just decided that my theory is that the spaceship flying away were the creators of the engineers. at one point shaw says something about how the engineers made humans and changed their minds and how someone created the engineers as well
2. but who made it? for what purpose?
3. that actually makes sense, never thought about that

you have good theorys. this movie confuses me but i like it

1. the spaceship at the beginning were engineers as well as the guy next to the river. they were leaving him simply because he was sacrificing himself (a common theme in the film) to give life to that planet
2. the end results of the black slime are directly related to their host. if their host sacrificed THEMSELVES for the good of others (such as the guy at the beginning) then organic life would be produced. Where as if the host were greedy and were to sacrifice OTHERS for the sake of itself living the black slime would develop off that internal choice the person was making and would create the aliens.
-Thats why when the engineer tried to kill Shaw he held her in contempt after dying because she sacrificed him by feeding him to the giant facehugger. Saw the fail of not sacrificing herself for the good of others (but i mean in this case what was she really to do? ) so he gave up hope on the humans (the engineer's creation) and the alien was born from his stomach.

idk where u comin up with that homo shit about internal thoughts shit sounds gay as hell and makes no sense

the worms did not sacrifice themselves to evolve into the snake thing

the fuck was the opening scene all about... someone please explain it to me.
in fact, i have many unanswered questions this movie failed to address:

1. the fuck was up with that opening scene?
2. what was the black shit then, war materials or whatnot? what does it do anyway?
3. the fuck were the small snake things?

so many more questions. im just higly confused...

1. an engineer sacrificing himself and seeding life on a planet, possibly earth
2. a weapon that destroys organic life
3. evolutions of the worms shown in the dirt when they first walked in

movie had mad potential, but it was all over the place

1. dont understand how that makes sense. i just decided that my theory is that the spaceship flying away were the creators of the engineers. at one point shaw says something about how the engineers made humans and changed their minds and how someone created the engineers as well
2. but who made it? for what purpose?
3. that actually makes sense, never thought about that

you have good theorys. this movie confuses me but i like it

1. the spaceship at the beginning were engineers as well as the guy next to the river. they were leaving him simply because he was sacrificing himself (a common theme in the film) to give life to that planet
2. the end results of the black slime are directly related to their host. if their host sacrificed THEMSELVES for the good of others (such as the guy at the beginning) then organic life would be produced. Where as if the host were greedy and were to sacrifice OTHERS for the sake of itself living the black slime would develop off that internal choice the person was making and would create the aliens.
-Thats why when the engineer tried to kill Shaw he held her in contempt after dying because she sacrificed him by feeding him to the giant facehugger. Saw the fail of not sacrificing herself for the good of others (but i mean in this case what was she really to do? ) so he gave up hope on the humans (the engineer's creation) and the alien was born from his stomach.

idk where u comin up with that homo shit about internal thoughts shit sounds gay as hell and makes no sense

the worms did not sacrifice themselves to evolve into the snake thing

The fight between sacrificing oneself for the good of others vs sacrificing others for the good of yourself was a very reoccurring theme throughout the whole movie so it's no surprise the black liquid reacts to it. Lets run through some examples:
1. Not shown in the movie but Prometheus creates humans and gives them fire and fire was supposed to be sacred only to the gods. As a result the gods sentence him to eternal punishment by chaining him to a rock and every day having an eagle feed from his liver, only to have it grow back the next day. (essentially sacrificing his life for the creation of humans).
2. The first engineer you see in the film again sacrifices himself to create life on the planet he is on.
3. The first time they go into the cave with the giant head, Shaw points out the giant mural on the ceiling that depicts Prometheus with his stomach ripped open due to the eagle eating his liver (reference to the original prometheus to remind you of the reoccurring theme).
4. Holloway sacrifices himself by allowing Vickers to kill him with the flamethrower (nice reference to the original story again) otherwise he would become a monster like Fifield and potentially wreak havoc upon the ship.
5. And finally the captain of the ship along with the two pilots sacrifice themselves to save Earth by running Prometheus into the Engineer's ship.

-You'll notice that Weyland is the exact opposite of all these examples. He tells David seperate objectives from the crew and to "try harder" to find the Engineers which could potentially wipe out his whole crew. Weyland doesn't care if he sacrifices the crew members as he only wants to see the Engineers and wants to learn where he came from (for his own personal gain).

idk where u comin up with that homo shit about internal thoughts shit sounds gay as hell and makes no sense

the worms did not sacrifice themselves to evolve into the snake thing

The fight between sacrificing oneself for the good of others vs sacrificing others for the good of yourself was a very reoccurring theme throughout the whole movie so it's no surprise the black liquid reacts to it. Lets run through some examples:
1. Not shown in the movie but Prometheus creates humans and gives them fire and fire was supposed to be sacred only to the gods. As a result the gods sentence him to eternal punishment by chaining him to a rock and every day having an eagle feed from his liver, only to have it grow back the next day. (essentially sacrificing his life for the creation of humans).
2. The first engineer you see in the film again sacrifices himself to create life on the planet he is on.
3. The first time they go into the cave with the giant head, Shaw points out the giant mural on the ceiling that depicts Prometheus with his stomach ripped open due to the eagle eating his liver (reference to the original prometheus to remind you of the reoccurring theme).
4. Holloway sacrifices himself by allowing Vickers to kill him with the flamethrower (nice reference to the original story again) otherwise he would become a monster like Fifield and potentially wreak havoc upon the ship.
5. And finally the captain of the ship along with the two pilots sacrifice themselves to save Earth by running Prometheus into the Engineer's ship.

-You'll notice that Weyland is the exact opposite of all these examples. He tells David seperate objectives from the crew and to "try harder" to find the Engineers which could potentially wipe out his whole crew. Weyland doesn't care if he sacrifices the crew members as he only wants to see the Engineers and wants to learn where he came from (for his own personal gain).