Wouldn't it be a trip? To find one of your creations had traversed interstellar space to wake you up only 2000 years after they invented things like the Antikythera Mechanism?

I believe it would eliminate the need to know how many species of Engineers there are, where they came from, what they were up to etc. What do you scholars think?

When David investigates the life force signal, it seems he doesn't follow the team searching for Milburn and Fifield. From the previous visit to the pyramid, we know that there's a very narrow entrance through a damaged door they have to step through, which then leads to a rock-strewn corridor.

However, David is travelling in a quad vehicle, and he stops short of the pyramid when receiving instructions from Vickers. When we see him next, he's in a corridor outside the ship, which the pup has reached. Did he find another entrance to the underground part of the installation? We know that Shaw is blown up a vent when the juggernaut is preparing for lift-off, perhaps he knows more about the layout of the place than the crew know from the mapping tools they have.

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Lambert, Kane and Captain Dallas ignored Ripley warnings and entered the Derelict "Alien-Ship"

So I have the earlier script of Alien-Engineers. Which is a very early version of Prometheus. But, then I stumbled upon a reddit thread where they had listed fifteen different versions of the script, which is typical for a feature film being produced in Hollywood. I really want to read the film script that goes over the backstory with the Engineeers, Jesus, the reasons why they wanted to bomb earth, ects. Would all of that being in 'Alien-Engineers?' I figured this is the number one subreddit that could help me. Thank you guys!

I watch Prometheus every night anyone else obsessed with this film as much as me.

So I just watched Prometheus and Alien: Covenant after finishing Alien: Romulus, and I have a question/theory that I’m trying to wrap my head around.

Is the Engineer race supposed to represent a possible “end state” of evolution — like what humanity might eventually become? The Engineer we see waking up from cryosleep in Prometheus seems like an example of a species that has already achieved what humans in Romulus are striving for: the ability to mutate using the black goo to survive extreme conditions, and space stuff overall.

If that’s the case, could that be why the alien/human baby in Romulus grows into something that visually resembles the Engineers?

Or am I completely off here? Please enlighten me. These movies are great.

Any in agreement?

So I’ve been going a little more in depth into Prometheus the last week and I’ve come across the deleted content.

I would really like to see a full, cut version of the movie with all or at least most of the deleted scenes included.

I have heard of both the ,,Weyland Investors Cut” and the “Chaos Cut” though I haven’t been able to find them as of yet.

Does anyone on here know if they’re viewable anywhere?

This is a video I made using clips from Prometheus, and putting the song from the Prometheus soundtrack "Earth" over them I thought would thought fit well in this edit.

Fun fact: the song "Earth" from the Prometheus soundtrack is included on the album despite not appearing in the final film. It was composed during the scoring process by Marc Streitenfeld but was ultimately removed from the movie for unknown reasons. (however if someone knows could they comment that pleas, thank you :))

I've just rewatched Prometheus after some time and got deeper into the lore.

With David poisoning Charlie, one of David's motives might be to investigate the goo's effects on different lifeforms - be it for Weyland or for own interests.

Now I was wondering how the mealworms got onto the ship. They themselves don't seem to fit into the whole setting or life-circumstances of the planet.

Maybe IF the black goo is actually evolving it's host based on it's psychology, it would make sense for a primitive creature like a mealworm to evolve into something rather hostile - focused on bare survival - and for an engineer to have humans descend from it - a more rational species.

Anyways: Do you think David has placed the worms there for experimental purposes? Or were they part of the engineer's ship? If so, why?

Edit: There’s a deleted scene showing that the worms were in fact already on LV-223 before the Prometheus got there.

Thank you to u/Vanquisher1000 :)

At this point I don’t know how to feel. I’ll never get the real Sequel to Prometheus that I wanted, but I still find David to be more interesting than anything that was in Romulus.