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This is not a direct prequel to Alien (1979) until the very last shot. The Xenomorph does not appear. Instead, we get the "Deacon" (a proto-Xenomorph born from the Engineer at the end).

The 2012 blockbuster "Prometheus," directed by the visionary Ridley Scott, not only explores the genesis of humanity but also arrives on home screens in a form that is, in itself, a marvel of technology. The file in question, named with specifications that read like a laundry list of digital video and audio standards, represents a pinnacle in digital media distribution. Prometheus.2012.1080p.BluRay.REMUX.AVC.DTS-HD.M...

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Scientists Elizabeth Shaw (Rapace) and Charlie Holloway (Marshall-Green) discover a star map in ancient cave paintings across unconnected human cultures. They interpret this as an invitation from an alien race they call "The Engineers." A trillion-dollar mission aboard the ship Prometheus follows the map to a distant moon (LV-223). What they find is not a welcome mat, but a bioweapons lab.

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The Engineers: For a film about answers, the final reveal is a shrug. We learn the Engineers wanted to destroy Earth because... they were going to? The deleted scene (where David asks "Why?" and the Engineer strokes his head) is more interesting than the theatrical cut, but the theatrical cut leaves a logic hole the size of LV-223.

The Med Pod Surgery: The C-section scene (Shaw removing the squid-baby) is one of the most visceral, horrifying sequences ever filmed. It's great horror, but it defies logic: Why does a medical pod programmed for a male patient have a "Remove foreign object" function that performs a C-section?

Charlize Theron's Character (Vickers): Her role is mostly to wear a severe blonde bob, be mean to Shaw, and die in a very silly way (running in a straight line from a falling donut-shaped ship).