As the founder of the alien series, Ridley Scott has always wanted to shoot "the fifth "Alien" by himself, so he has been preparing the script since 2002. In 2009, screenwriter Joe Spatz approached Scott and explained his views on "Alien 5". He plans to use an overhead sci-fi background to connect human society and the alien world. So Scott recruited him into the crew. A few days later, he wrote a detailed 20-page outline that explained his ideas. After that, the first draft of the script was written. In order to keep up with the original and subsequent "Alien", Scott made a lot of annotations and modifications in Joe Spatz's script. In the revised script, various characters appeared. explain. For this script, Damon Lindelof was also recruited into the crew, and they began to work together.
Prometheus Screenwriting
2021-10-13 18:32
Extended Reading
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Zena 2022-04-24 07:01:02
The 3D effect is great, the visual effects are beautiful, grand and atmospheric, and the art and horror atmosphere are well created. I don't understand the story very well, the theme is too grand, involving propositions such as the origin of human beings and the origin of the origin, I feel that the director wants to talk about a lot of things but many aspects are not clear, maybe it is to pave the way for the next part, looking forward to the second Ministry has a perfect explanation! PS: The deletion is quite smooth this time. It only deleted for more than a minute. There is progress in a certain game.
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Laverne 2022-03-22 09:01:06
Both "Prometheus" and "Batman: The Dark Knight Rises" both have rare grand layouts and profound themes, and both have extraordinary courage to explore the boundaries of movies, but they also have commercial blockbusters that are highly anticipated. Please please the audience. The result was a knock-on, and the regret of sacrificing the overall seriousness, but it was still good. Good is good, not okay, not bad. First half: suffocating shock, almost perfect; seriously looking forward to the sequel!
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[from trailer]
David: Hello. I'm David.
Interviewer: What can you do, David?
David: I can do almost anything that could possibly be asked of me. I can assist your employees. I can make your organization more efficient. I can carry out directives that my future counterparts might find distressing or unethical. I can blend in with your workforce effortlessly.
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[from trailer]
Interviewer: David, what makes you sad?
David: War, poverty, cruelty, unneccessary violence. I understand human emotions, although I do not feel them myself. This allows me to be more efficient and capable, and makes it easier for my human counterparts to interact with me.