I don't believe anyone could prove I was masturbating.

A lot of people hated the movie because it didn't answer all the questions they had, and it seems that was the most frustrating aspect to them. But it was sort of a sci-fi version of Inherent Vice - a lot of craziness that did not necessarily come with answers. I actually liked that better than having them answer the…

In the age of CGI nothing will ever instill the same sense of cosmic terror as Alien. We live in an era where every fantasy/sci-fi movie looks like a video game and they don't even try to hide that fact.

Prometheus is a movie with a lot of flaws that I absolutely and completely enjoyed the hell out of. I wanted a bunch of sci fi weirdness and I was in no way disappointed. The only real problems I saw with the movie (like the guy playing with an alien snake or Theron not just running sideways away from the ship) did…

This isn't a revolutionary concept but I actually laughed quite a bit. I feel like it's the kind of thing you need to put on for people when they're stoned and just let them watch it without explanation.

It is really an 'offensive' band name thought? It's the name of an old political/military outfit. If I called my band the Raiding Huns or the Bolsheviks would that be super insensitive? Actually this issue gets kind of fun if you look at the other extreme, like if you called your band ISIS.

Should have got that mole checked. If only it weren't for that funny, pear shaped man.

I'm starting to think I am reading too much into things after reviewing the screenplay. I presumed his perfectly healed nose at the end, now deformed into a shape of a beak, supported the idea that the hospital scene was a death dream as it would be impossible for him to have healed that fast if he had shot off his…

Is this a gimmick account? Like a really involved one? If not it should be.

There's lots of room for interpretation in this film but the suggestion the powers were real is just so completely and fundamentally contrary to how those scenes are filmed and how the movie is structured.

When I see the stills it is not as obvious as it felt in the theatre, but I still see it. Centre top, and unlike the jellyfish it is completely dark. It feels very deliberate. It also conveys a sense of stillness that would defy him rolling around in the sand, particularly since there is a very washed up, dormant feel…

Two ships passing in the night.

Reading other people's explanations makes me think I did not understand this movie at all. I thought it was obvious that his telekinetic powers were just power fantasies caused by his feelings of impotence and general powerlessness over his situation, and the scene with the cab reinforced that for me as it established…

If he was actually intended to have those powers that would completely change my opinion of the film. What pointless shit that would be.

It's all about the jellyfish! He died on the beach and the entire movie is a fever dream. There's clearly a dead body amongst the jellies in that shot after he shoots himself.

I get those results on Google a lot as well, but those are usually the actual key words I'm searching.

He just waived copyright to it! You all saw him do it!

Is this quote from somebody famous, or your own creation? I just need to make sure I'm stealing it from some guy on the internet so I won't get caught.

I'm with you on the Indian fighting, but was he also a benevolent slave owner?

Congrats to Beyoncé for best surround sound album! That's the real prize!