Oh my god, why didn't someone proof read it?

Rating: 2/10 (7 October 2012)

Wow! This movie is terrible. The things that made Alien and Aliens so good, was that in it's made up universe, you believed the characters. They behaved in the way that you would expect people to act in those situations. Good casting, tight script, people who can act. It's a winning combination that seems to slip by a lot of film makers these days who are only interested in how things look. Prometheus looks good. There's no doubting that, but I simply couldn't buy into anything that was being sold to me story wise.
The most expensive and important scientific mission in the history of man, and no one on board the ship has any idea what they are doing and haven't even been introduced to the other scientist. Really? You've very clever people taking their suit helmets off in a new and strange world in a part of the building that suddenly supports life. What's around the next corner? Can you breath there? You've team members running off scared for their lives, no one seems to care. No one goes looking for them. Just the captain on his super advanced, cutting edge technical marvel of a space ship ... with no heating, whilst wrapped in a blankie, El Capitano drops the bombshell to the lost crew that "something" alive is near to you. Rather than help, him and blondie go off for a quickie. Nice! All of a sudden, the creeped out hysterical scientist, afraid of the possibility that something could be near them, tries to befriend what can only be described as a terrifying space snake. Does that sound like a good idea? Snakes aren't normally considered to be the gentlest creatures in the universe. This one very much looks like an angry cobra .... it goes on and on like this for far too long until pretty much everyone's dead.
Then at the end, the sole survivor, who's just seen her party wiped out by a very strong, angry and lethal giant humanoid alien decides that rather than calling it a day and return home to safety and a cup of tea, she'd rather go to their planet to find out ... what? What her insides look like? That alien really didn't like her species, had no interest even for a second to get to know more about humans, just started killing them immediately after being woken up. What makes her think that by going to their planet it's going to lead to a different outcome? Maybe she wasn't thinking straight after her emergency Cesarean and then running around at full pelt the instant she had been stapled up.
This movie gets 2 out of 10. It looks great 1 point. Michael Fassbender was THE only stand out actor. The rest ... hang your heads in shame. And Mr Scott ... what happened?