daveberg,
Yautja,
11 years ago
Ha, sorry to dissapoint you brother!
I think I just reached a point with Prometheus where stepping back and taking the film for what it was, was necessary. All the conjecture and continual questions and probing, trying to understand things just gets lost in translation, but if you think about it, I guess that's the magic of the film. People call them plot holes, I call it a clever way to keep audiences talking and theorising about the film.
The black goo? It just does what it does. I try not to question it or it'll drive me nuts. The Engineers, did they create the Xeno's or stumble upon them? Another question I tried to avoid with Prometheus, it's for the best while i'm viewing the film, otherwise I start to lose the enjoyment factor.
For the most part i'm a walking contradiction, I love to discuss the film, but at the same time it drives me mad not being able to formulate definitive answers to the dozens of questions the film left us.