What David said to the Engineer, in the words of the linguist teacher that worked on Prometheus. Evidently they were going to put it in subtitles at one time, but decided to scrap it...



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Hmm, I figured he said, "Don't you wish you had hair like mine?".

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This is a MUST watch for anyone who has seen the move. Especially those that felt it had some holes. I was in tears! :D

I think the scene works better without the subtitles.

Just the engineer's reaction that they can speak his language is good enough.

This has been driving me crazy. With all their technology in the movie whyyyyyy would they use such tiny little regular flashlights that they must have just picked up from Target on the way to the set? That really bugged me.

Hilarious.

Interestingly, i had many of the same questions for the movie.

I think the main question I have is: if that planet was supposedly a 2000-year-old "military installation", why the hell would the Engineers go through the trouble of leaving pictographs with various ancient cultures? What would be the point of directing us to it? For that matter, the only inference in the film is that an Engineer seeded life on Earth; when did they return to Earth to leave all the pictograms, why did they do so, why did they then leave, etc.,.? More holes than a Mafia snitch after a hit.

The pictographs directed us to the star system, not the installation.

The pictographs were also a lot older than 2,000 years old.

Just because something is unexplained does not mean it is a plot hole.

Just saw this and was pretty disappointed. If as much time was spent writing this movie as was spent making it look visually impressive, they might have had something worthwhile.

---Spoilers below---

So we're going on a TRILLION dollar mission to find the origins of life, and the crew of 'professionals/scientists' have the demeanor of gas station attendants- and that's an insult to oil changers everywhere. Not to mention, the crew hasn't met one another (introducing themselves over their first meal after cryogenic sleep), and they receive their mission brief by hologram enroute? Dumb.

And the 'Rock-n-Roll' Doctor 'Charles' was a complete doucher, and I could not wait for him to die. Never once in awe about being on another world, and foolishly pops his helmet like a 12 year old.

Not to mention, flamethrowers as the primary weapon? Really? Dumb.

Revisiting the old tried and true female heroine-angle just like in Alien and Aliens. Wow. How disappointingly unoriginal.

Sucked. Huge thumbs down.

Plus, too many pointless extra characters running around like so many red-shirts from Star Trek; just there to die.

So there's a DVD quality version of Prometheus going around now. And it has a slightly extended ending dealing with the Engineer that was attacked by the giant octopus facehugger thing at the end. Very interesting twist. Has anybody else seen this? Here's a low quality video of the scene:

Honestly I dont remember what the difference is? The thing coming out of the mouth?

That was in the movie.

How was it different? looks pretty much the same to me.

That was in the movie? WTF?

My bad... I didn't remember that for some odd reason.