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# Prometheus [4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital HD]

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NOTICE: The disk has English audio and subtitles.

Review: Excellent Package - This is a review of the whole package but I will touch upon the film as well. I bought the 3D bluray pack that come with the 2D version of the film and a whole load of extras. 1st: The 3d looks pretty stunning, having watched it through on a 42" TV set the picture looked good, there was some slight fuzziness of some of the opening credits but as a whole it looked very good. The menus have been rendered into 3D and it gives a very cohesive look. 2nd 2D blu ray worked well and had some nice special features. I have not listened to any of the commentaries (you'll forgive me that when I talk about the extras), but I have tested out the feature where you sync your ipad to the film by downloading an app. The film plays and pauses to allow you to watch so,e items appear on the ipad that relate to the scenes you are watching. It works well, was easy to set up and has a lot of useful information. 3rd: The extras are a mammoth undertaking. The main extras feature clocks in at 3.5 hours, you can also set it up to divert to about 26 mini features lasting 1-5 minutes that give you further insight into the making. The main feature is long but covers from initial idea, through scripting and design to the filming and release of the movie. It is very informative and often does not hold back. There are times when you can hear the disappointment as the crew talk about things that maybe did not work or were abandoned. It discusses what the film might have been like had it stayed as a true prequel to Alien. Well worth watching and certainly provides much needed insight into the making of Prometheus. The film itself is a solid sci-fi affair. Fans of sci-fi will recognise some of the situations and fans of the Alien franchise will be familiar with the set up. What I enjoyed was that it didn't feel like it tried to recreate the other Alien films too much. There were nods to it (sometimes very big nods) but that is to be expected in a film set in the same universe. There are plot holes, some of those explained a little in the deleted scenes, which if left in would have given some context to character decisions. There will be even one moment where you might shout at your screen, 'run to the side you silly person' I personally enjoyed the film, however I went not quite knowing what I would expect having read the blurb about it NOT being a prequel to Alien. I know the film has divided opinion, but certainly I think that may be down to high expectations. However, if you are looking to be entertained then this film does that. Watch it in 3D, then watch the feature length extras and you will certainly feel that you bout a quality product and got your money's worth.
Review: We were so wrong... - ... It's not a Prequel. It's a new film in the Alien universe with a separate storyline. I was disappointed it did not show a back story to Alien 1979 but also pleased that Ridley produced a sci-fi masterclass. A simple script that barely juggled big topics but it was good enough for a theatrical release. I suspect Fox had a hand with it being different from Alien, but Ridley in conferences held for Prometheus did say it is not a Prequel. That said a lot of ignorant Alien fans continued to dream stubbornly for a Alien prequel and got a big shock on June first 2012. I was shocked but ultimately pleased. i long to see it again on the big screen but time is flying. I hope the blu-ray will contain extra conetnt with a bit of more gore, action and interesting dialogue cut out for commercial or for the theatrical release. i will buy the dvd first because i suspect more content is being rallied by Scott for all our viewing necessities. I will update this Pre-Order/ post movie cinema review when i have the dvd. Do not be thrown off by negative reviews or high rated reviews like mine. a digital release will come out when dvd release is made. rent it and watch then get a feel and reconnect with a sci-fi world. switch off feelings of Alien Prequel disappointment and i hope you will enjoy it. UPDATE!!!! ok BLURAY trasnfer is great. sound is very good. picture quality if crystal clear depending on your hd tv and how clean your screen is! lol! i watched the special features on here and realised why they never made it to the full cut. however the engineers on the waterfall should have stayed in because it had sentimental values - one sacrificed to create life. maybe it was a sentence for punishment. redemption by sacrifice for a new world void of intelligent life. There are references to BLADE RUNNER inside the Weyland files. Weyland speaks of a man who implanted memories into the brains of his androids and they killed him for this silly act. another thing i find worrying is that i need a tablet or some kind of "Ipad" to watch the other special features via wi-fi connected to my blu-ray. i found that annoying. do i need to buy this contraption to enjoy the film? that is why i like Universal blu-rays for their picture in picture features all in one screen connected to my PC! i still stand by my ground and say it is not a prequel. it is a different take which concentrates on the bigger picture which was missed in the 80s - who are the space jockies? the sequel is gonna be about a planet called Paradise. maybe the sequel to the sequel will be HELL/HADES: XENOMORPH HOME WORLD and we might get to see Predators hunting everything and marines with steroid pumped muscles and trigger happy fingers and smart mouthed grunts and the usual actress with the Ripleyesque role. We know what to expect now. let's just enjoy a good sci-fi flick

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Benedict Wong, Charlize Theron, Emun Elliott, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Logan Marshall-Green, Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Rafe Spall, Ridley Scott, Sean Harris Contributor Benedict Wong, Charlize Theron, Emun Elliott, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Logan Marshall-Green, Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, Rafe Spall, Ridley Scott, Sean Harris See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 12,173 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray, Blu-ray, PAL |
| Language | English, French |
| Manufacturer | IN-FR |
| Number of discs | 2 |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Blu-ray
- **Language:** English, French
- **Number Of Discs:** 2

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Package
*by M***S on 28 July 2013*

This is a review of the whole package but I will touch upon the film as well. I bought the 3D bluray pack that come with the 2D version of the film and a whole load of extras. 1st: The 3d looks pretty stunning, having watched it through on a 42" TV set the picture looked good, there was some slight fuzziness of some of the opening credits but as a whole it looked very good. The menus have been rendered into 3D and it gives a very cohesive look. 2nd 2D blu ray worked well and had some nice special features. I have not listened to any of the commentaries (you'll forgive me that when I talk about the extras), but I have tested out the feature where you sync your ipad to the film by downloading an app. The film plays and pauses to allow you to watch so,e items appear on the ipad that relate to the scenes you are watching. It works well, was easy to set up and has a lot of useful information. 3rd: The extras are a mammoth undertaking. The main extras feature clocks in at 3.5 hours, you can also set it up to divert to about 26 mini features lasting 1-5 minutes that give you further insight into the making. The main feature is long but covers from initial idea, through scripting and design to the filming and release of the movie. It is very informative and often does not hold back. There are times when you can hear the disappointment as the crew talk about things that maybe did not work or were abandoned. It discusses what the film might have been like had it stayed as a true prequel to Alien. Well worth watching and certainly provides much needed insight into the making of Prometheus. The film itself is a solid sci-fi affair. Fans of sci-fi will recognise some of the situations and fans of the Alien franchise will be familiar with the set up. What I enjoyed was that it didn't feel like it tried to recreate the other Alien films too much. There were nods to it (sometimes very big nods) but that is to be expected in a film set in the same universe. There are plot holes, some of those explained a little in the deleted scenes, which if left in would have given some context to character decisions. There will be even one moment where you might shout at your screen, 'run to the side you silly person' I personally enjoyed the film, however I went not quite knowing what I would expect having read the blurb about it NOT being a prequel to Alien. I know the film has divided opinion, but certainly I think that may be down to high expectations. However, if you are looking to be entertained then this film does that. Watch it in 3D, then watch the feature length extras and you will certainly feel that you bout a quality product and got your money's worth.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We were so wrong...
*by B***E on 27 June 2012*

... It's not a Prequel. It's a new film in the Alien universe with a separate storyline. I was disappointed it did not show a back story to Alien 1979 but also pleased that Ridley produced a sci-fi masterclass. A simple script that barely juggled big topics but it was good enough for a theatrical release. I suspect Fox had a hand with it being different from Alien, but Ridley in conferences held for Prometheus did say it is not a Prequel. That said a lot of ignorant Alien fans continued to dream stubbornly for a Alien prequel and got a big shock on June first 2012. I was shocked but ultimately pleased. i long to see it again on the big screen but time is flying. I hope the blu-ray will contain extra conetnt with a bit of more gore, action and interesting dialogue cut out for commercial or for the theatrical release. i will buy the dvd first because i suspect more content is being rallied by Scott for all our viewing necessities. I will update this Pre-Order/ post movie cinema review when i have the dvd. Do not be thrown off by negative reviews or high rated reviews like mine. a digital release will come out when dvd release is made. rent it and watch then get a feel and reconnect with a sci-fi world. switch off feelings of Alien Prequel disappointment and i hope you will enjoy it. UPDATE!!!! ok BLURAY trasnfer is great. sound is very good. picture quality if crystal clear depending on your hd tv and how clean your screen is! lol! i watched the special features on here and realised why they never made it to the full cut. however the engineers on the waterfall should have stayed in because it had sentimental values - one sacrificed to create life. maybe it was a sentence for punishment. redemption by sacrifice for a new world void of intelligent life. There are references to BLADE RUNNER inside the Weyland files. Weyland speaks of a man who implanted memories into the brains of his androids and they killed him for this silly act. another thing i find worrying is that i need a tablet or some kind of "Ipad" to watch the other special features via wi-fi connected to my blu-ray. i found that annoying. do i need to buy this contraption to enjoy the film? that is why i like Universal blu-rays for their picture in picture features all in one screen connected to my PC! i still stand by my ground and say it is not a prequel. it is a different take which concentrates on the bigger picture which was missed in the 80s - who are the space jockies? the sequel is gonna be about a planet called Paradise. maybe the sequel to the sequel will be HELL/HADES: XENOMORPH HOME WORLD and we might get to see Predators hunting everything and marines with steroid pumped muscles and trigger happy fingers and smart mouthed grunts and the usual actress with the Ripleyesque role. We know what to expect now. let's just enjoy a good sci-fi flick

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just Don't Know? PLOT POINTS GIVEN AWAY
*by I***N on 6 November 2012*

Well, I've just watched this for the second time and ............ I just don't know! There are a lot of things right with this film; the epic scale, the beautiful cinematography, the designs etc. but there are a lot of things wrong. First of all I think that the film tries to reference earlier Alien movies, as well as influences, too much. The scenes of primitive earth at the beginning of the film are reminiscent of 2001's stargate sequence. The scene of David playing basketball reflects the moment the crew of the "Betty" meet Ripley's clone in "Resurrection".The vehicle running over Fifield relates back to the APC scene in "Aliens". However, rather than include these nods to previous films I think that the plot and script (more of which later) could have been more polished. There are some clever aspects to the plot; David the android is obsessed with Lawrence of Arabia. A film by DAVID Lean which is about cinematic grandeur as much as T. E. Lawrence, the kind of cinematic grandeur Scott does so well. Also, T. E. Lawrence had ulterior motives when uniting the Arabs against the Turks. David the android also has ulterior motives whilst performing his servile duties for the crew. T. E. Lawrence also knew Joseph Conrad's work very well (the writer of "Nostromo", the name of the ship in the original films. David is also the name of the android boy in AI. More clever references but............. There are also some incredibly daft aspects of the plot: 1. Holloway (a scientist)doesn't feel it necessary to tell anyone that he has worms in his eyes having been infected with the "black goo". By doing this David is putting the whole crew at risk, including his maker, Weyland. 2. Shaw, beats up members of the medical team who are attempting to put her into stasis, staggers along corridors only to find Weyland alive and tended by David. Instead of any drama regarding the "aren't you dead?" Weyland situation and the "aren't you in stasis?" Shaw situation everyone sits down for a philosophical discussion. Also, she shows no animosity towards David until much later on in the film. There is no further mention of Shaw's violent behaviour towards other crew members. 3. Fifield goes missing! His helmet cam appears outside the ship! Before opening the door would you not get on the intercom? Has the ship no external cameras? Dumb move as he manages to kill most of the "expendable" members of the crew. 4. Vicker's meeting with her "father". Why would she be fighting for boardroom dominance if Weyland was believed to be dead? The way she says "father" is reminiscent of Batty's meeting with Tyrell in Blade Runner. Is she also an android? (Links with this Scott film in a moment!) 5. Captain and crew's sacrifice; there seems no sense of self preservation in the male protagonists on the ship in fact two of the crew volunteer to die for no other reason than to exit the script 6. Unexplained growth; how did the foetus cut from Shaw become the size of an octopus which could engulf an eight foot alien? The movie explores the themes of religion, but, more tellingly, of what "life" and "identity" is. It seems to be as much a relation to "Blade Runner" as it is to "Alien". Who is my creator? seems to be the main question asked by the characters in this film. Did Weyland buy out the Tyrell corporation once Roy Batty had destroyed his creator in 2019? Prometheus is a stunning, frustrating,thought provoking, beautiful film which I will watch repeatedly. I just don't know if this will make it a classic or a dud. I do remember seeing Blade Runner in 1982 and thinking that it was a milestone in cinema but I just can't get past the plot inconsistencies which are huge. THE 3D BLU RAY: This is an excellent use of the 3D medium. It works well but is in no way intrusive. The cinematography is exquisite as is the detail in the sets which immerses the viewer in the film. The sound is also stunning, involving and filling the room. THE 2D BLU RAY: The second disc is a 2D version of the film and includes a number of deleted/expanded scenes and various marketing videos featuring Weyland and David. Some of the scenes add more depth to the characters and I prefer the alternate fifield sequence featured here. THE EXTRAS The third disc is an exhaustive documentary of the process of making the film with various "enhancement pods". This shows the effort which has gone into the production and also offers some tantalising glimpses of cut scenes which didn't make it onto disc 2. It is fascinating, leaving no stone unturned but throughout it I couldn't help feeling that, although the "devil may be in the detail", having a story that makes sense is a vital start for a film. This is something Prometheus lacks in places and why it fits into the "great but flawed" catagory. Never the less it is an enjoyable home cinema experience. Give it a go and make up your own mind.

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