Furious Gods Discussion Thread

@[b]nostromo001[/b] - Right on! I do like a lot of Spaiht's original concepts also. I hope to see some of his ideas make it into the sequel. It's possible, part of the sequel has been filmed already using some of Spaiht's original script! @[b]Custodian [/b] - Yeah, it looks like everyone had a lot of fun making the film and also yes, it did become its own franchise in itself. Which is great. It's really unique, how it runs parallel of it's predecessor franchise, while at the same time starting its own. Very very neat and allows for literally - limitless possibilities for future films. I'm very excited to see what they put into [b]Paradise[/b]!

@jay slim: is that you, jay?

Imora, I have the same situation as yourself, I have already purchased my Blu-Ray 3D/Blue-Ray/DVD/Digital Copy but have no Blu-Ray system nor digital television, yet, unless, I purchase the PlayStation 3. But, I'm investing my money in a Gretsch guitar (I'm a guitarist)

[size=100][/size] Thank you for that, Nostromo001. Really.

So I am just watching it and it is said that Fifield was not transforming but was going to get the same faith the Engineer's head got. It was going to explode at some point. Interesting then...

Many months later, I still find The Furious Gods a powerful resource for understanding how Prometheus was made - the intentions of the director but of course they did leave out some answers to questions that many people have raised. To me that is OK but I would have liked to see a longer movie as I felt a bit dissatisfied when it was over. That is a universe I would love to spend much more time in. PS, reading my posts above I have to say I have mellowed in my opinions but I certainly was excited back then so that is worth something. Now I have had more time to gain accesss to Jon Spaihts' script as well as Damon Lindelof's and that also helped in understanding the genesis of Prometheus. But to get back to the OP, this is an incredible documentary and I would expect any poster here to have seen it in order to make qualified and valid posts.

The little that I have seen on the 'Furious Gods' scenes have been impressive. On the movie set it is interesting to see then actors/charactors acting, well, human. It did seem like it was more than just another acting job. And that was kind of nice to hear.