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 Ridley Scott's fairly wacko views about extraterrestrial life and human origins are fairly well known, but I don't see how that matters when using the wacko beliefs as the maguffin of a movie.  Who cares?  It's an interesting maguffin as far as maguffins go ... but they are NOT the heart of the film - just the thing the characters are interested in that the audience is not really meant to care a fig about. And I suppose what I thought was the set-up for the situation encountered in the original Alien movie was just a tease for how the actual set-up is going to be revealed in a sequel to Prometheus. UGH. My liking for the movie is plummeting minute-by-minute. At least I enjoyed it while I watched, but I don't think I'll be watching it again. | 
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 It matters because as far as wacko theories go, von Daniken's are internally inconsistent and I'd thus start with an assumption that a story inspired by them would be as well. Plus, I would assume a mind that can take von Daniken serious would produce coherence only accidentally. I was unaware of Scott's views so now I must assume any coherence in previous movies was fortuitous accident or the stabilizing result of collaboration. | 
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