In Reply to: Two comments re your Prometheus "theories" posted by Steve O on June 16, 2012 at 18:37:46:
I don't discount the holes as indicating a bad story. We're supposedly dealing in realms beyond the ordinary. There have to be holes. Nailed down meanings for every spook and ray gun kills the imagination in a story that requires it. Sci fi is supposed to stretch the incredible so we have to backfill more than usual. That's what a lot of the dialogue below is attempting.
As a film, as opposed to the story, there are many broadsides we can shoot off. But I like the story and all the speculation this "popcorn flick" generates.
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Follow Ups
- The sci fi genre always has holes. Nature of the beast. - free.ranger 18:53:49 06/16/12 (2)
- Enter my world of infinite imaginative possibilities - violinist3 21:16:21 06/16/12 (0)
- Just let another planet have a 100K head start on us and this could be true. - mr grits 20:33:34 06/16/12 (0)