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I know I’m not the only person on the UK blogging and film writing scene to have heard these rumours, and we almost certainly heard them from the same or associated sources, but I’ve gone on to speak with another party. Despite this individual having to be rather careful about what they were saying, they certainly didn’t quash the story.So. Let’s go with it. How does Ridley Scott’s Prometheus fit into universe of the Alien films?Quite simply: it has the Alien aliens in it. The catch, though, is that you might not recognise them – at least, not at first.Remember how the alien took on canine qualities after gestating in a dog? You may even suppose that the first film’s alien was so recognisably humanoid because it had grown in a human. The same applies here: generation by generation, the creature mutates. As Prometheus begins, the xenomorph is not too recognisable. Sure, it has that alien DNA that Scott and Fassbender teasingly referred to, but it’s missing… well, it’s missing human DNA. Or dog DNA.All you have to do is imagine how it might look if it were to mix DNA with another alien species… and I think we’re starting to work it all out.I learned that the film’s setting is, in part, a planet that has been terraformed to create the perfect environment in which a particular bioweapon would prosper. Terraformed deliberately to farm the weapon? I got no clear answer. Is this bioweapon the alien? I got no clear answer. While there was a lot of wheezing and coughing on my end of the phone, there was a good deal of quiet smirking on the other, it seems.I did ask if the film is really going to be called Prometheus. The answer? “Maybe not. Though they are calling it that for a reason.”Sadly, I was not able to confirm the rumoured use of an 8-foot animatronic Space Jockey, but the way I was told “there’s nothing we’re calling a space jockey here” just led me to believe, perhaps erroneously, that it would be the same character, or at least species, but with a new name. On past information, that name would seem to be “The Engineer”, but I may be getting ahead of myself to join those particular dots so readily when their sources aren’t the same.Anyway. The only thing I’m completely sure of here is that Prometheus does indeed take place in the same universe as Alien, and in this universe there’s a big terraforming operation going on, somehow related to the classic Giger xenomorph.
It's kind of baffling that nobody can really pinpoint exactly what Prometheus is yet. Whether it's a prequel, stand-alone film or something in the same universe but not directly related doesn't really matter anymore though, because a worker at Pinewood Studios has reportedly spotted a few Aliens hanging around the set. According to the insider, he "can confirm seeing 3 aliens having lunch. Not the whole costume but blueish costumes and the unmistakable heads hanging around their shoulders. The alien heads were the same shape but no markings, only a plane bronze colour. As for the suits black boots and shoulder pads the rest was a Chelsea blue body suit could be for SFX, all the sets around the back of the bond stage have huge green chromokey maybe that's a clue.I have witnessed foam cut outs of unmistakable aliens all cut in half lengh ways so they could be in the floor walls etc and very much from the original film."The spy also spotted a "a very, very long tunnel that leads to an enormous structure at the back of the stage which is the same height as the stage and probably extends out another 200 ft.", which he speculates is where the Space Jockey scenes will be shot.
Also da seh ich jetzt keinen Facehugger, eher 'ne Alien-Rübe.Aber bei deinem Trailer bei ca. 1:01, das scheint einer zu sein
Ich weiß was'n Space Jockey ist! Ne ne, achte mal: Die Rapace liegt bei CA. 1:01 in sonem Glaskaten. Nächste Szene: Ein Facehugger-ähnliches Teil mit Schwanz + stranges Geräusch springt/flutscht von ihrer Fresse. Guck, guck!
Und hier ist dann der groß angekündigte neue Trailer:http://go.amctheatres.com/prometheus
Zitat von: blaubaum am 20. Mai 2012, 14:14:42alles soweit korrekt, nur war der Funkspruch eine Warnung, kein Notruf Naja, das hat die Crew "damals" auch nicht auf Anhieb gemerkt Weiß man nun eigentlich schon, ob Prometheus auf LV-426 spielt? Oder ist das einfach nur ein identisches Schiff, aber auf einem anderen Planeten?
alles soweit korrekt, nur war der Funkspruch eine Warnung, kein Notruf