Elisa Maza
Whomst
Cramps.
Quick
everyone think of a thing that might be a "woman's worst nightmare"
Quick
everyone think of a thing that might be a "woman's worst nightmare"
Tentacle rape?
Ugh! The part where the Newborn is sucked through a small crack in the window of the escape pod in Resurrection was an original Lambert death scene idea...
Scary man-eating monster or not: what a horrible way to die!
Ridley Scott's other famous sci-fi film Blade Runner was panned when it came out.
I enjoyed the film, but a little speculation -the Titans (referred to in film as the Engineers, and before that as Space Jockeys) didn't plan to create humanity. Humanity was an illegal project by the Titan we see die at the very beginning (who I think of as Prometheus), and a few allied Titans (who are the ones who keep showing up in those archaeological finds).
Then the other Titans found out and got pissed. It's possible that they will happily create life, but have some prejudice about creating it in their own form.
Also, we need some other word than xenomorph for the Alienesque creature at the end, as it's clearly very different from the xenos to come (not least the lack of a tail).
And as a BTW - I've seen some speculation elsewhere online that the Titans being dead at that complex for 2,000 years means they decided to kill humans due to the birth of Christ and rise of Christianity, which is against false gods. Major did not do the research:
1) the edict against false gods predates Christianity, and is present in even pantheistic religions (where false gods are any from another pantheon).
2) Christianity didn't become a political power until the 4th century, so even if it was a reaction to the edict against false gods, they jumped the gun a bit.