talli wrote:it was like an abercrombie girl who dressed up goth for holloween but knows nothing about it

Well, in fact, she got dressed up like that because she wanted her own mirror to look at and see something else, she wanted an escape from her imprisoned life, she really didn't knew too much about all the goth stuff, she just found it to be representative for her, like a sort of mask. In reality, she was the woman the movie shows you right at the end or if you saw The Girl who Kicked the Hornet's Nest... when she changes and she becomes herself again... she looks more like the character she really was. The goth thing was just a mask she liked and thought it would keep people away from socializing with her... She was mostly an anti-social character...

Back to roots! Sounds dope!

When I first read the title I thought this was going to be some type of Gladiator sequel, my first reaction was "DO NO WANT" but now that I read the article this sounds exciting, can't wait! :mrgreen:

This is awesome news. Ridley doing another Sci-fi... it makes me feel to watch 'Blade Runner."

A little disappointed that it wasn't going to be an Alien movie, simply because I thought it'd be nice for the franchise to get back on it's feet from the director who brought the original film to life. That said, an original sci-fi concept from Ridley Scott is going to be nothing short of epic. Another awesome blockbuster to the myriad of blockbusters coming out in '12.

The_Emo_Digitator wrote:A little disappointed that it wasn't going to be an Alien movie, simply because I thought it'd be nice for the franchise to get back on it's feet from the director who brought the original film to life. That said, an original sci-fi concept from Ridley Scott is going to be nothing short of epic. Another awesome blockbuster to the myriad of blockbusters coming out in '12.

Agree, I love Alien and Aliens but this sounds awesome too

Incredible news. The title sounds pretty epic, too...

Last week there were a couple 2012 release date shift announcements. Among the films making moves was John Carter of Mars, the first live-action Pixar movie, moving to March 9, 2012, putting it in on the exact same weekend as Ridley Scott's Prometheus, the original project conceived out of the planned Alien prequel. Well, apparently 20th Century Fox wasn't too fond of John Carter's move and have shifted their sci-fi epic's release. According to THR, Prometheus has been moved from March 9, 2012 to June 8, 2012, which, coincidentally enough was the original release date for John Carter of Mars.

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Ridley-S ... 22829.html

Michael Fassbender joins cast!!! He is on his way to becoming one of the best in the business.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/blogs/ ... oomi-76403

IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:Michael Fassbender joins cast!!! He is on his way to becoming one of the best in the business.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/blogs/ ... oomi-76403

was just going to post this.. beat me to it you snake!!!!!!