The alien adventure of a group of "scientists" holding fake diplomas!

Reanna 2022-03-20 09:01:07

Today I wanted to go to the cinema to enjoy the visual feast, but Nima’s film was full of complaints from beginning to end!
Just like Alien Battlefield, there is only effect, no connotation, and no scrutiny.
1. Workers must wear helmets when they work on construction sites, and soldiers must wear helmets in battles. Nima and a group of second-force scientists do not like to wear helmets when they go to an alien planet! As long as there are microbes on alien planets, you will be crippled if you take a breath without dying! Maybe you can spit out the entire planet's ecosystem, you know?
2. The wheelchair used by the big boss is the easiest type that can be bought on the market now! Nima is the big boss who can spend one trillion in space travel. Nima is in 2093. Steve Hawking’s wheelchair has been thrown away by him for two eras!
3. There are still two second scientists who have lost their way! Can you get lost? Can you get lost even under this technological condition? It's really weak!
4. The side effects of the dormant system are too great, how long will it take to wake up?
5. Self-service surgery does not support obstetrics and gynecology surgery. Director, you don’t have medical knowledge, it’s okay, Nima won’t ask people! And as far as I know, there are surgical robots in the United States now, but they are manually operated, and their name is Da Vinci. One was installed in the General Hospital of the Nanjing Military Region, and the operation has already been carried out some time ago.
6. There are too many complaints, so I won't go into details and I'm going to sleep.
Good science fiction films combine reality and look to the future.
It shouldn't be done for a blockbuster like this. The director's scientific cultivation is really not enough. Nima should at least read more science fiction novels!

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Extended Reading

Prometheus quotes

  • Fifield: Can you get a message to the scientist and that zealot girlfriend of his?

    Janek: Mmmm hmmm.

    Fifield: You got a pen nearby?

    Janek: Nope. Nope, think we got it.

    Fifield: Tell them I said #static interference# themselves.

    Janek: #Laughs#

    Fifield: Copy?

    Janek: Copy that. Alright boys, keep your head down and we'll come and get you in the morning.

  • Janek: Just got a ping about one click west of you.

    Millburn: What do you mean "a ping"?

    Janek: Well, whatever that probe is picking up, it's not dead. It's reading a life form.

    Fifield: What?

    Millburn: Okay, what you mean, "a life form"?

    Fifield: Is it - Is it moving?

    Janek: No, I don't think so.

    Fifield: No, Captain, you're obviously not seeing what we're seeing down here. But if you were, you wouldn't be talking about a bloody ping, yeah?

    Janek: I know, boys. Your signal has been coming in sporadically since the storm hit.

    Fifield: That's no good to us down here, Captain! Is it - Is it moving? Are these things moving?

    Janek: No. No, it just disappeared, actually. Must be a glitch.

    Millburn: What do you mean, "a glitch"?

    Janek: All right, boys. Sleep tight. Try not to bugger each other.

    Millburn: Captain, what do you mean, "a glitch"?

    Fifield: Millburn. What does he mean? Wait. Now, he said - He said one click west, yeah?

    Millburn: Yeah.

    Fifield: Now, we... We don't want to check that out, do we, huh?

    Millburn: Shit, no.

    Fifield: Where are we gonna go?

    Millburn: East.

    Fifield: Yeah, east.

    Millburn: A fucking glitch, man. "Pings, glitch, life form." What the fuck?