Not just a bad movie, but a big disappointment

Rating: 1/10 (16 June 2012)

Sheer stupidities coalesce in a modern motion picture.
There are too many inconsistencies and fine-tunings in this piece of crap. Let me name a few. (FYI, fine-tuning in this case is like what you see in kids' fairy tales when a prince arrives with perfect timing to rescue a princess, which impresses the kids rather than make a logical story.)
1. Technology inconsistency: these people have achieved the technology that allows the production of a perfect and immortal humanoid. Yet, they have not achieved the technology that allows the rejuvenation of human blood and cells to at least make a person look younger. Evidently, the old man Weyland looks like... an old man.
2. Intelligence inconsistency: human intelligence is greatly underestimated by Ridley the stupid director. These people in the movie are supposed to be the few elites among a human population who have survived and evolved all the way till 2094. Yet, they dress, behave, talk, and respond to danger like retards. At the end of the movie, when the alien ship crashed and toppled down, the two surviving women were running along the falling ship's shadow instead of running sideways, which resulted in one of them crushed to death. Next, the surviving one flew back to Earth on an alien ship after leaving a general warning message without any detail to explorers in the future who may set foot on the planet again, forgetting that her crew didn't give darn to even more obvious warnings throughout their expedition.
3. Fine-tunings: when these people entered the planet for the first time, without any geographical survey in advance, within minutes they have found their destination - where they went there for and where all those aliens were sleeping with their spaceships. Next, when the big boss Weyland was awakened, he needed to talk with Dr. Shaw, who came in with perfect timing even though she had just been going through a separate series of extraordinary events. At the end of the movie, the surviving alien miraculously made it all the way from his crashed ship to Dr. Shaw (to take her life) and just in time to be raped by the monster octopus.
4. Underused and underdeveloped characters: Charlize Theron was so underused - Vickers's presence and actions were completely inconsequential to the plot. She said the ship is HERS but she couldn't stop the pilots from crashing her ship to the alien ship. The Medpod is in HER room and she didn't want anyone to touch it but Dr. Shaw just walked in and used it to extract the alien from her stomach. Finally, the international pilot trio (white-black-asian) sat aside the whole time and just ended up saving humanity.
I remember reading all those stupid flattering previews on the philosophical aspect of this movie and want to give all their posters a finger. That's why it's a big disappointment. There ain't anything whatsoever in this crap that's worth a thought, just some typical *beep* alien plot.