Charles Cox

Well of course it's inorganic, it's about Androids.

Jun 8 - 03:58 PM

Jin Juice

It's idout Androids? No, the movie was about CREATION. Human-like Gods created Bio-chemical weapon that turned on them, and infected us, we accidently gave out a alien-offspring that mutated our maker. Honestly, the movie was not that great....too many plot holes....way too many. Ridley Scott just announced a sequel so...hopefully he'll fix and answer those questions...i dont like the idea that the aliens were gentically created through us. IF ANYTHING...they should of been the XENOMORPHS we know them out to be, it should of been their planet and they should have evolved throughout the movie.

Jun 9 - 05:41 AM

Ward Parry

"Scott might be the most overrated director alive"

Look, I'm no fan of Prometheus but that's just a little bit silly isn't it, David? I think you're better than that.

Jun 9 - 11:17 AM

Steven Bolin

The movie was crap. It ad so many holes it made swiss cheese look solid.

Jun 10 - 11:11 AM

Liberty High

My big question. This is a POSITIVE review, Rotten Tomatoes? The real big question (unlike Prometheus which really has none) is who decides what is a hit and what is a miss with your damn tomatoes?

Jun 10 - 05:46 PM

Gary Barker

Inorganic? Please!
GB

Jun 11 - 10:53 AM

Gus Collias

visually lavish but pathetically low on logic. (and science, have you actually had a look at your genome lately, vast tract of it is comprised of viral genes and gene sets, which would have been acquired long after blueboy's visit, vitiating any possibility of a match) translations that occur much more akin to transmogrification than genetic induction (supersymbiogenesis best i can do). if plan a was to destroy and plan b was plan a again, who "changed their minds" and about what? also a 2,000 year lapse of attention by assorted relations seems like an odd ommission. raises far too many questions, and lets them dangle. which is just dull. robot shows more signs of life than the cast. character development never occurs, with that single and slight exception. behavior of jealous robot somewhat extreme to have passed without notice. theron is wasted on a bloodless script. plotline was either too rewritten or not written enough. p brings some llumination, but usually wanders in the darkness. film hangs on, primarily due to overwhelming visuals, but a meisterwerke it is not.

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Jun 14 - 12:52 AM

Gus Collias

visually lavish but pathetically low on logic. (and science, have you actually had a look at your genome lately, vast tract of it is comprised of viral genes and gene sets, which would have been acquired long after blueboy's visit, vitiating any possibility of a match) translations that occur much more akin to transmogrification than genetic induction (supersymbiogenesis best i can do). if plan a was to destroy and plan b was plan a again, who "changed their minds" and about what? also a 2,000 year lapse of attention by assorted relations seems like an odd ommission. raises far too many questions, and lets them dangle. which is just dull. robot shows more signs of life than the cast. character development never occurs, with that single and slight exception. behavior of jealous robot somewhat extreme to have passed without notice. theron is wasted on a bloodless script. plotline was either too rewritten or not written enough. p brings some llumination, but usually wanders in the darkness. film hangs on, primarily due to overwhelming visuals, but a meisterwerke it is not.

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Jun 14 - 12:52 AM

Gus Collias

visually lavish but pathetically low on logic. (and science, have you actually had a look at your genome lately, vast tract of it is comprised of viral genes and gene sets, which would have been acquired long after blueboy's visit, vitiating any possibility of a match) translations that occur much more akin to transmogrification than genetic induction (supersymbiogenesis best i can do). if plan a was to destroy and plan b was plan a again, who "changed their minds" and about what? also a 2,000 year lapse of attention by assorted relations seems like an odd ommission. raises far too many questions, and lets them dangle. which is just dull. robot shows more signs of life than the cast. character development never occurs, with that single and slight exception. behavior of jealous robot somewhat extreme to have passed without notice. theron is wasted on a bloodless script. plotline was either too rewritten or not written enough. p brings some llumination, but usually wanders in the darkness. film hangs on, primarily due to overwhelming visuals, but a meisterwerke it is not.

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Jun 14 - 12:56 AM

Sarah Madison

My point of view of this movie that it was an alright made film, it had enough Sci-Fi and horror mixed in, it is a new combination of movies that will probably be seen more in the future, aliens or androids, it's still a good movie.

My dad's point of view:I am 55 year old man and I thought this movie was brilliant, 'cause it totally explains who made us and then wanted to destroy us, because we didn't follow the rules or do right by them,also who made the aliens, and their weapon the aliens destroyed them, please do not confuse this with my belief system on God, it's a great movie.

P.S. I think you need to see the first Alien Movie before you watch this one.

Jun 14 - 02:51 PM

Steve Anstin

sorry David my friend the planet isn't necessarily earth - according to sir scott himself- and the questions you seem to want answered are never coming to you in a movie. This movie isn't inorganic to me, it's very organic. The base seed of a great movie; everything is new.This isn't the horror of physical violation, this is the horror of the arrogance of any beings thinking they have all the answers and nature changing the questions. Yes you can manipulate dna, but can you control what comes afterwards. "we were sooooo wrong" is a quote made by the surviving protagonist and could actually be stated [and according to Alien1; is stated] by the Engineer as he makes it back to his chair to send out the last beckon; before his chest busts(wish they showed that).....good enough movie! :)

Jun 15 - 05:48 PM

Grand Mesa

Edelstien, do you work hard to be this dumb?

Jun 25 - 11:30 PM

Amanda Andrews

North Carolina

Jun 26 - 02:03 AM

Jim McCambridge

Who at RT decided this was a positive review?!

Jun 26 - 07:37 PM