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Dark Knight Rises looks sick though. So does The AvengersOriginally Posted by sillyputty
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It's Ridley Scott, who did Alien, one of the best movies of all time. He's not going to screw this up. Hell, this trailer is very much like the Alien trailer.Originally Posted by sillyputty
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yupOriginally Posted by dmbrhs
It's Ridley Scott, who did Alien, one of the best movies of all time. He's not going to screw this up. Hell, this trailer is very much like the Alien trailer.Originally Posted by sillyputty
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Let me guess, you thought Alien was boring.Originally Posted by frijo sneaker
Easy pass.
Fixed.Originally Posted by dmbrhs
It's Ridley Scott, who did Alien Blade Runner, one of the best movies of all time. He's not going to screw this up. Hell, this trailer is very much like the Alien trailer.Originally Posted by sillyputty
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Originally Posted by illmaticsoulchild
Liked Aliens better than Alien, but I'm a fan of Scott.
Whether or not it's a true "prequel" it still looks good.
Will watch.
Originally Posted by Je Ne Sais Quoi
Now looking at another suspense movie that takes place far into the future, the question needs to be asked...
From the trailer, we can deduce that the people of that time has clearly mastered and invented:
space travel
ultra-light spacesuits
holographic displays
Why, then, do they still rely on flashlights when exploring dark, alien-infested caves?
We have pretty advanced night-vision now, so why don't they have even more advanced night-vision displays in their helmets?
We all know flashlights are extremely unreliable as they flicker on and off at the inopportune time of alien attack, and they also signal where you're at at all times.
ಠ_ಠ
C'mon future peoples.
Originally Posted by DMoney82
Can't wait.
Scott said that there is a connection between this an Alien not necessarily a prequel tho
I always ask these questions in movies based on the future. I was watching that movie In Time with JT. They mean to tell me they invented a way for humans to live forever but people are still driving around in hoopties?Originally Posted by Je Ne Sais Quoi
Now looking at another suspense movie that takes place far into the future, the question needs to be asked...
From the trailer, we can deduce that the people of that time has clearly mastered and invented:
space travel
ultra-light spacesuits
holographic displays
Why, then, do they still rely on flashlights when exploring dark, alien-infested caves?
We have pretty advanced night-vision now, so why don't they have even more advanced night-vision displays in their helmets?
We all know flashlights are extremely unreliable as they flicker on and off at the inopportune time of alien attack, and they also signal where you're at at all times.
ಠ_ಠ
C'mon future peoples.