Prometheus

Director: Ridley Scott
Writer: Jon Spaihts, Damon Lindelof
Cast: Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Charlize Theron, Idris Elba, Guy Pearce, Logan Marshall-Green, Sean Harris, Benedict Wong
Language: English, Scottish Gaelic, French
Theatrical Release Date: Thu Aug 09 00:00:00 EDT 2012
Distributor: 20th Century Fox
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Tagline: The Search for Our Beginning Could Lead to Our End.

Synopsis: Visionary filmmaker Ridley Scott returns to the genre he helped define, creating an original science fiction epic set in the most dangerous corners of the universe. The film takes a team of scientists and explorers on a thrilling journey that will test their physical and mental limits and strand them on a distant world, where they will discover the answers to our most profound questions and to life's ultimate mystery. [Synopsis via ComingSoon]

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The Playlist News

Quentin Tarantino Says 'Prometheus' Was Kind Of Dumb; Explains Why 'Inglourious Basterds' Wasn't A Mini-Series

Keeping in line with the newly developing trend of Hollywood types calling out movies, the always talkative Quentin Tarantino has now weighed in on last summer's divisive sci-fi spectacle "Prometheus," and well, let's start with the good stuff.
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Thompson on Hollywood News

TOH! Worst Movies of 2012

Anne Thompson and TOH! writers Maggie Lange, Beth Hanna, Matt Brennan, and Jacob Combs share their picks for Worst Movies of 2012.
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The Playlist News

Damon Lindelof Won't Be Writing The 'Prometheus' Sequel

Christmas is coming early for some geeks. The always polarizing Damon Lindelof has been the object of much of the criticism regarding the myriad problems with Ridley Scott's "Prometheus." The writer, for better or worse, took the original draft by Jon Spaihts and made significant chang...
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The Playlist News

Watch: See How Iceland Was Transformed Into Planet LV-223 In Ridley Scott's 'Prometheus'

"Prometheus" is now on home video, and the conversation continues as fans debate what it's all about, whether or not the not-quite-prequel worked, and even if it ties into the "Blade Runner" universe. But no matter where most folks stand on the movie, it can be agreed that, v...
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Thompson on Hollywood News

'Magic Mike' and 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' Available on VOD Before DVD

The studios are messing around with once-rigid ancillary windows. The trend to push movies to earlier video-on-demand releases is manifested by two dramatically different films this week: Timur Bakmembetov's twisted history action flick, "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," and Steven Soderbergh's sex...
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The Playlist Reviews

Book Review: In 'Prometheus: The Art Of The Film' Ridley Scott & Co. Offer The Film’s Most Direct Explanation Yet

Judging by the comments here and here, everyone is a bit “Prometheus”-ed out at this point, even if, like me, you came down on the positive side. It’s easy to forget the film only opened in North America last Friday, so epic is the flow of post-viewing discourse. (“Prometheus”: The “Girls”/"Mad Men"...
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Shadow and Act Reviews

Review: A Few Words About 'Prometheus' (And They're Not All Good)

Reposting, since it opens in theaters nationwide today...
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Leonard Maltin Reviews

Prometheus—movie review

First, the good news: 'Prometheus' is a captivating experience, meant to be savored on the big screen. Ridley Scott’s reputation as a master craftsman is well deserved and he offers up a hugh, impressive, eye-opening production. It’s also well cast, with two forceful female characters played for all...
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Shadow and Act Reviews

A Few Words About 'Prometheus' (And They're Not All Good)

Yes the rumblings you’re heard about Prometheus are true. It is a disappointment.
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Criticwire Reviews

Criticwire Picks: 'Safety Not Guaranteed' Tops This Week's New Releases

While most media hype has been directed towards "Prometheus," another science fiction film has been voted our Criticwire Pick of the Week: "Safety Not Guaranteed," a romantic comedy about time travel, has received the highest score among Criticwire members this week.
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