There was a Spark, but no fuel

Rating: 6/10 (15 January 2014)

OK here is the thing, i personally liked the movie just because it was decently thought provoking. that being said i honestly think the concept as a whole had amazing potential, this movie could have been very good. if someone told me: " its in the future, when a group of scientists travel to a distant planet in hopes to find the origin of the human race." i would honestly be pretty intrigued. but somehow the movie is demoted for a lot of things, : its very ambiguous, which isn't always a bad thing, but in this movie they leave out a lot of ( in my opinion ) very important story building parts.
this isn't even my main concern, my main concern is the ending/transition to the second movie. SPOILER ALERT! for example the end scene when they actually meet the engineers, they make him seem like a crazy psychopath who kills everyone with out any motive. and if you've seen one of the deleted scenes which is very crucial in understanding the engineers motives, we will all kind of assume that his reaction is prompted by the completely stupid question weyland asks him, which is pretty much how can i live forever?
all in all i still think this movie is enjoyable but still could have gone a lot farther, like light years away. worth watching? i would say yes for two reasons, 1: because if they make an amazing second movie which i hope they do, then you would want to watch this one as a preface and just for the information leading up to it. And 2: just because Michael Fassbender is such a boss who in my opinion lifted the whole movie up past the point of sucking.