1. The accident at the beginning was simply an accident for the plot. It was too contrived. As a spacecraft, how could the energy harvesting system not have a safe drainage channel, just like the nuclear reactor also has a leakage plan, and as a spacecraft for interstellar travel It was hit by the excess energy. . .
2. An interstellar expedition to an unfamiliar planet, no matter how suitable it is for survival, cannot be openly exposed to the atmosphere without any defense. Do you think that alien life is the same as life on Earth?
3. As an engineer of "Prometheus", since he can do interstellar travel and create such advanced weapons, his civilization level is definitely not low. How could he be destroyed by David so easily, even with a little precautionary measures and Not doing security work, but being able to make weapons shows that it is not a kind of good, how can it be possible for a spaceship to easily destroy the planet, even the colony will not be destroyed so easily, this is simply unbelievable, I don’t know what the screenwriter thinks of.
4. As aliens, how could they have a soft spot for David, they obviously have no feelings, especially how can they be interested in things that are not organic creatures! ?
5. The entire planet surrounded by huge electromagnetic storms, so why did engineers choose this kind of planet, and besides, the degree of civilization of engineers should be enough to transform the atmospheric environment, how could it still look like a primitive earth.
6. If a certain environment is not suitable for exploration, why do the expedition team take risks? Can't they wait and analyze and understand the outer periphery of the planet and the atmospheric environment before exploring? Are they so irresponsible for their own lives? No reverence for your mission?
7. The whole movie feels like one word: FALSE! A speculation for business purposes! A deception to the alien powder!
The above personal feelings, please do not make any other extensions, and do not interpret any commercial purposes!
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