Did any of you actually watch the movie?

Rating: 9/10 (8 June 2012)

I just watched a midnight showing of this movie and I thought it was great. However, I've been reading numerous reviews where people are completely getting lost on the content and context of the movie.
Some of you keep asking some of the same questions which were all addressed had you actually been paying attention. One that keeps appearing throughout many reviews is: How is it that the planet is so big and the place they choose to land has the "temple"? First off, they called it a pyramid not a temple. Second, David said that the planet was a military installation and that the pyramid was basically a hangar. Most military installations have multiple hangars, also David said there were other ships. You people were either sleeping or went into the movie with a preconceived notion that this was going to be an action movie like the last 3 alien movies.
Another question that seems to be recurring is: If the Jockeys wanted to kill us, why would she go to their home world to talk to them? If you listen to the inflection in her voice, talking is not what she has in mind. She means to expose them to the organism they created to wipe out not only humankind, but presumably any of their other creations on several other worlds that are referenced on the star map that David is standing in the middle of.
How can David work their technology so easily? David has studied many other languages of Earth, as a synthetic he has the processing capabilities of a computer of the era, and using linguistic skills as well as knowledge of human language, deduces that if they created us then they also created our language(s). Which would mean there would be some degree of understanding if he were to successfully make a few educated guesses. Seriously, do you people even know how science works? Why was Weyland implying that he is dead but in fact is on board without the crew's knowledge and why? Weyland was hoping that Shaw's theory of the "Engineers" was accurate and they did in fact exist. If that were the case, he hoped that because they were so advanced that they must also be civilized and would possibly prolong his life and reverse the effects of aging. Weyland was also in contact with David even while being in cryo-stasis, constantly being updated by David and adding new directives to David's ultimate purpose on the mission. Which is a repetitive story device in all the alien movies; secure the organism within one of the crew members and freeze it for the trip home.
How did David know she was pregnant with an alien fetus? Because it was his intent to have her impregnated by exposing her boyfriend to the organism. It would work through his system, get into his "change purse" and when he made a deposit in her "vault" she would then carry the organism.
This movie was really good, if you happened to be paying attention and didn't go in wanting to see a heart pounding, cliché action movie. You either need to see it again or read the book adaptation, because most of you are posing questions about the movie that would be obvious to a high school student.