I got the steelbook. Only 2 discs in mine. The bluray + dvd. no extras disc. Dissapointing.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Prometheus-Blu-ray/54298/

Prometheus Deleted Scene - The Arrival Of Engineers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUOGUmHcHi8



Prometheus Deleted Scene - Fifield Attack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPOkUwcjsZs



Prometheus Deleted Scene - Alternate Ending

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM9WRsaoKw8

Yes! You can find some different versions in different countries, but play.com UK version is far the best one. Beleave me! (For example, french one is nice, with 4 discs where extra dvd is included, but without inside artwork)



I got mine yesterday. This is inside artwork am talking about:

Prometheus Deleted Scene - The Engineer Speaks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkTrSrEiOU4

Engineer Speaks
Engineer/Shaw fight
Weyland/Vickers expanded dialogue.
Milburn and the team celebrating and finding the first eel-like alien lifeform

All those scenes are well done, memorable and would have improved the film. Ridley dropped the ball by not including them. The rest of the deleted scenes i can live without.

One scene in the film that really should have been deleted?
Our very first scene with Shaw and Holloway in the scottish highlands. Useless, both in advancing the plot and in developing character. It just exposes stuff that is said again.. and better in the briefing the crew scene. (It's cut would have also meant that we would have gone straight from the engineer sacrifice into the dark depths of space.. a more elegant transition than the one in the theatrical cut.)

This is a blooper or what?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdAJ5FVXdzo&NR=1


And where can i find deleted scenes with these scenes:





Watched all deleted scenes but didn't see this. Maybe it's from making of material?

it's from the making of. and just because those were called deleted scenes, it doesn't mean they weren't edited to make therm shorter or re-arranged

here's the making of and all the extras
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7691829/Prometheus.2012.EXTRAS.BONUS.720p.BluRay.x264-PublicHD

There are any deleted scenes? I mean that fully edited deleted scenes like Fifield Alternate Mutation, Engineer Speaks etc. Do not see them in the description / info of this torrent.

This is Jon Spaihts draft on Prometheus. Aparently is the last version that he worked on before the rewrite

http://www.scribd.com/doc/112142280/Alien-Engineers

And this is a description of Lindelofs script

http://blog.seespotbite.com/

Pretty interesting stuff

Sequel script is being worked on, according to Noomi Rapace
http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/ ... w-20130226

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

yeah read it too.. can't wait, even tho I was a little disappointed when sawing it for the first time

Damon Lindelof Explains the Unglamorous Truth Behind 'Prometheus 2' Rumors
27 March 2013



The end of Ridley Scott‘s Prometheus is just the beginning of a new story. As Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) flies up into space it’s obvious that the prequel (of sorts) to Alien has more ground to cover. Some of the film’s questions were answered by the time the credits rolled, but many were not. The unresolved story points became a topic in criticisms levied at the film.

Further answers seem likely to come in the form of a sequel. The director, screenwriter, and star all confirmed a follow-up has long been discussed and is currently in-development. That’s where things have sat for the past few months.

Now a report says Ridley Scott and 20th Century Fox are "freaking out" trying to figure out how to continue the franchise. They’re reportedly "taking pitches from basically anyone who can crack the story", and blame for the problems is placed squarely on the shoulders of screenwriter Damon Lindelof. The report says Lindelof came on board, altered Jon Spaihts‘ original script from a one-shot to a trilogy and then abandoned the franchise to work on Star Trek Into Darkness and Tomorrowland.

I asked Lindelof about this accusation on Twitter, and he responded with a long e-mail. You can read that below, along with a few other thoughts.

Bloody Disgusting had the initial story, which is crucial to understanding Lindelof’s response:

"Lindelof transformed Prometheus into a "trilogy", thus stripping the first film’s conclusion of any meaning and setting Ridley and Fox up for disaster. This disaster was perpetuated when Lindelof announced he wouldn’t be penning the sequel. So, in short, the guy who convinced the filmmakers to make a trilogy, left them in the dust…

Sources close to the sequel have told Bloody Disgusting that the studio and Scott are literally "freaking out" over how to continue the story of Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace), and are taking pitches from basically anyone who can crack the story. While a sequel is nearly inevitable, it definitely puts it in flux, and in a state of jeopardy."

In lieu of that, Lindelof and I exchanged a few tweets. Then Lindelof sent me this:


"Hey, man!

While I’m happy to maintain my ongoing role as internets whipping boy (well, not happy, but at least resigned) this is a weird attack piece, even for someone who should be used to it by now.

The unglamorous truth is this:

During the creative process of Prometheus, all involved (that includes Fox and Ridley) had a strong desire for this film to launch off in its own way so that by the end, it would not connect directly to the original ALIEN, but instead run parallel to it. This is something that I talked about many, many times in the press burst around the release of the movie. As you probably remember, there was a lot of interest as to whether Prometheus was a “prequel” — the answer was, “Yes. Sort of. But if there was a sequel to Prometheus, it would not be ALIEN.”

Taking the strong foundation that Jon Spaihts had already written, I worked on the script to this end — and yes, during that process, Ridley did occasionally riff on what he felt might happen next as Shaw and David’s Head ventured off of LV-223 in search of wherever The Engineers had come from.

After the movie came out and discussions began about a possible sequel, I was already neck deep in writing and producing TOMORROWLAND with Brad Bird. I have found, unfortunately, that if I take on too many projects at one time, there is a higher probability of those projects sucking. And contrary to popular belief, I do not want anything I work on to suck. I really don’t. I care about these stories deeply — not just as a writer, but as a fan. It might not always feel that way to the audience, but I swear to God it is true. It also so happens that Ridley was about to embark on directing his next movie, THE COUNSELOR, and had another one, CHILD 44 lined up right behind it. The conclusion was obvious — In the best interest of the franchise, it was best to take myself out of the running before I had to suffer the embarrassment of potentially not even being offered it.

And that it is the complete (if not somewhat boring) truth.

As to whether Ridley and Fox are “freaking out” about me not working on a sequel, well that’s news to me. I retain awesome relationships with both. More importantly, the idea that there aren’t many, MANY writers out there capable of taking the reins is sort of ridiculous. I did not map out a trilogy and then walk when the going got tough. Anyone who says otherwise doesn’t know me and doesn’t know the truth.

The process of working on Prometheus with Ridley was one of the greatest things that has ever happened to me. Love or hate the result of that work, I don’t regret having done it for a second.

Bloody Disgusting was very clever in tagging their story with the sentiment that denials were going to come. This would seem to throw shade on me denying the veracity of the story simply by anticipating that I would.

But denying the story I am. As I said, I will take all the abuse in the world for the things I have done, but I refuse to take it for the things I have not. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.

Your Pal, Damon"


After the initial report went up (and as we were conversing with Lindelof) Bloody Disgusting updated their original post with quotes from Spaiths, confirming he and Ridley Scott had discussed making Prometheus a trilogy before Lindelof came on board. Here’s a sample:

"I did have a plan for multiple films and the conversations I had with Ridley was [sic] about a new franchise, from the beginning. We talked about a possible trilogy, or a duology, but more often as a trilogy. And I did have pretty broad notions as to how we were going to get from this world to the original Alien – the baton pass, closing the circle, if you will."

A story, from October 2012, also confirms that Scott had some pretty specific ideas of where the story would go after Prometheus. Not to mention almost everything Lindelof says above is corroborated in this piece from December 2012.

So where does all that leave the rumor of Scott and the Fox people freaking out? Well, it takes some blame off Lindelof, who might have changed where the story went, but is surely not the only person responsible for leaving Prometheus open-ended. It doesn’t totally alleviate him of responsibility, but any problems in development of the sequel have very little to do with him.

Add to that the hundreds of millions of potential dollars hanging in the balance and any executive or director would be well within their bounds to either freak out or ask for pitches from various different screenwriters. That second fact does seem to be happening, though. In addition to the Bloody Disgusting post, Badass Digest says "Fox has been taking many, many meetings with screenwriters, and that screenwriters have been pretty much bringing in their own pitches, not working within an established frame."

So here’s what we know. Fox is working on a Prometheus sequel. It’s not as far along as we’ve heard it might be, but the potential problems with the project aren’t a direct result of Lindelof leaving the franchise. In fact, he welcomes other writers building on his and Jon Spaihts’ work.

http://www.slashfilm.com/exclusive-damo ... -2-rumors/

unbelievable that everyone is freaking over what to do with this! fox needs to be patient even if its a few years an let lindelof finish what he was originally going for whenever both him an ridley have the time! this franchise hangs in the balance an its sequels are gunna suck if this is not done properly! obviously everyone wants it to end where alien starts so lets all agree on that an not try to throw away millions fox!!!

i don't think they are freaking about this. just some shitty rumour that these bloggers pushed in the front. i bet they know the direction they are going and are just starting to write the script.probably start pre production at the end of the year

Damon Lindelof:

"I don't believe Ridley Scott has ever freaked out in his life."

https://twitter.com/DamonLindelof/statu ... 2497758208