Damon Lindelof scares me more than Prometheus does

Rating: 10/10 (1 June 2012)

Saw the movie yesterday in beautiful 3D. The atmosphere of the movie was absolutely splendid. It sort of felt like you were part of the movie rather than just watching it, which is a feeling I have only experienced once before (watching Fight Club that was).
The religious undertone of the movie was something I on beforehand had hated, but for some reason it fitted in when I watched it. I'm not a big fan of Damon Lindelof, and when I heard that he was on board on this production I got a bad feeling in my stomach (no, no chest-burster – just thoughts and feelings over the crappy ending of Lost, with all its unanswered questions and major plot holes).
My fears were somewhat answered because there are some significant plot holes and events in this movie that made me think like "how the **** does that make sense?" I had also read beforehand that John Spaiths original script had a way darker approach that D L rewrote to make it more fitting for the "Hollywood – it's all about the cash -industry".
Even if the movie contained several severe plot holes and unanswered questions, I must say that I absolutely LOVED the movie an d I'm giving it a 10/10 because it was such a ride. When it comes to 3D-movies I have only watched maybe 6-7 of them, but this one far surpasses them by grand proportions when it comes to the visuals and camera-work.
Most of the characters were farely stereotypical, but Michael Fassbender as the android gave an outstanding performance. Charlize Theron's Meredith Vickers was good, but way underused, as well as Idris Elbas character Janek. Some of the dialogue though thru-out the movie were so cheesy it was almost laughable – particularly between Janek and Vickers, and between Janek and some of his crewmembers.
All in all the best movie I've seen this year even though it had a lot of shortcomings, which I will talk more about in the spoilers-section bellow.
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First of – when Rafe Spall's character Willburn and Sean Harris character Fifield get lost running around in the spaceship, these two, who were the most scared of them all, goes into the most frightening room of them all where all the urns are standing and sits down in there to rest. Also, everyone hurdled back to the ship when the storm was coming because they would die from superheat and electric outbursts, but out of some miracle Willburn and Fifield stay unharmed, although they stayed behind in the ship that everyone were running away from to get to safety, so apparently the storm wasn't that harmful
I never really understood why Holloway never told Shaw that he had become infected, and I really don't understand how Shaw could take it so easy as she did after Vickers had killed of Holloway in the most brutal manner. The dialogue between Janek and Vickers when they were talking about having sex and when Janek spoke with Shaw about taking out the other ship were so cheesy I thought I would fall through my chair, not to mention when Janek told his fellow co-pilots that they were going on a suicidemission and they were like "**** yeah!!".