Apparently theres a deleted scene where the engineer talks to fassbender robot for a while, can’t remember what they talk about. Idk why they cut it and made him a rage monster instead
Kind of reminds me of the forerunners in halo. Dude was locked in jail for a bazillion years for trying to kill humans and wakes up to humans. Of course he's going to try to wipe them out as soon as he sees them
By the time the didact woke up, humanity had already been dealt with. The forerunners as a whole didn’t want to wipe humanity out. Most actually wanted to pass the mantle onto humanity. Hence why humanity was named “the reclaimers” (because they are reclaiming the mantle). Also why humans were able to use forerunner technology, and other species were not.
The didact however was an outlier. He thought the forerunners should keep the mantle, and hide on shield worlds or be composed into artificial life to fight the flood. He thought humanity should be exterminated for good rather than simply set back.
So in Prometheus, all of the prometheans wanted to kill humans. But in Halo, the didact was an outlier that was actively being fought by constructs that other forerunners left behind.
Also, it's fairly likely that humanity were the original inheritors of the Mantle, from the Precursors, but as soon as the Forerunners found out they suppressed it and regressed a weakened Humanity to a promotive state to keep them under control. After the first Flood incursion, where humanity sacrificed billions of their own lives by corrupting their own genome and then voluntarily being infected – they were consigned to Earth and a few other worlds where their development and power were severely limited.
Also the Didact that is found in Halo 4 is only one of two Didacts, the other being very favorable towards humans. This Didact within the Cryptum had spent time with the first Gravemind, and had probably been corrupted mentally by its words. Actually a very sad story.
After the first Flood incursion, where humanity sacrificed billions of their own lives by corrupting their own genome and then voluntarily being infected
What's this bit? I've never heard that bit before?
From Halo: Cryptum, by Greg Bear. Chapter 34, from the perspective of Bornstellar, soon after being imprinted with the Shadow Didact's consciousness.
Humans at the height of the Flood’s ravages were pushed to an unexcelled brilliance.
They found a cure. (Here I detected in the documents the admiration of the Lifeshaper herself.)
Sacrifice yet again. Fully a third of the human species must be themselves altered, placed in the pathway of Flood infestation, and fight fire with fire by infecting the Flood itself with a destructive set of programmed genes.
Yeah it’s sad. Had a very cool backstory and I’m sad that we didn’t get to see more of him. Should have been the big bad for the entire new trilogy. Halo 4 actually had a really awesome campaign.
I know right? I was so sad when they just ended his arc there. He was the original creative force behind the shield worlds, and him reawakening them would have been an incredible threat to the galaxy. The fact that he viewed the Halo rings as a crime against the Mantle is a facet we never really got to explore. For all his flaws, and his hatred of humanity, he really did want to protect the galaxy. I feel like 343 really missed an opportunity to lean into that area of lore for the new trilogy.
They had no direction for the new trilogy. We had three separate villains across three games with no connection to one another.
The campaigns of 4 and even Infinite are still good, 5 is pretty shit in the story department but has solid gameplay.
But one thing I just don't get is how the hell Banished are some serious threat to humanity now? They do have decent numbers, but aren't they just a pirate gang who seems to have gotten lucky in a few regards?
Oh man, the Banished would have worked so well as the denizens of a shield world. I mean, we essentially have a series of Fallout Vaults, with the grand architect woken up and accessing them. The Shadow Didact could very easily have been working on his own logic plague, a counter to the logic plague that the Graveminds used to corrupt Offensive Bias and the other Forerunner AI – and then adapted that research to weaponize humanity's AI against them in kind. Or even Flood research that had progressed in the shelter of a shield world, mutated and cut off from the Gravemind's neural architecture.
The Halo rings were also research institutions after all, but compared to the Shadow Didact, the Master Builder was a destructive, shortsighted child. There could have been so many things hidden and locked away on the shield worlds, but noooo they had to go with a bunch of pirates lmao
Me and few buddies in my sci-fi writers group got together and drafted rough plans for a trilogy based on the Forerunner Saga lore, and we loved the idea of the sleeping giants of the Forerunners awakening, now that the galaxy had an all clear from a successful Halo ring firing. Like some kind of automated initialization after the detection systems reported that the Flood were gone, and the galaxy was ripe for rebuilding.
Ancilla (AI, like the monitors, aka 343 guilty spark, on the Halos), various less intelligent systems that run their shield worlds and other things like that, the librarian who left a piece of herself behind as an artificial form, the sentinels, etc. All were designed to protect humans and pass the mantle onto them once they were ready. That is, unless there was a flood incursion. Then all bets were off and the sentinels will fuck you up.
Basically Jack was a normal ship captain transporting stuff for the Navy, then one day the cargo turns out to be slaves.
Jack sets them free and Norrington has the Pearl burned and it sinks. Jack is also then branded a pirate.
Jack then makes a deal with Davy Jones to revive the ship but it's still black from being burned, so now it's the Black Pearl.
People flee when they see it because they know it's a magical undead ship waaaaay before all the Aztec gold curse stuff.
Trying to imagine it from his perspective is hilarious. He takes a nap instead of spraying the bug problem in his grandpas garage, wakes up to the bugs having flown into his house, asking him to make them immortal, has his car broken by more bugs while he backs out of the driveway, i would start taking some drastic measures too
To be fair Weyland made a superior being and didn't even have to kill himself to do it. Engineer was just throwing a hissy for at being one upped by a cockroach.
I think it's one of those cases where the Engineers are religious fanatics and have a strict concept of creation and anything outside of it is heretical.
Mmmmm...Weyland didn't create life though, the engineers were literally creating life, a new species. Superior? I mean sure it was a clanker but not biological. What David went on to create was the superior creation from a certain point of view. The Xenomorph species, though not as complex as humans, definitely an apex of creation in every way.
Invariably dumb writers will attempt to write a smart character and have them do incredibly stupid shit because a dumb person is incapable of writing an actually smart person.
At best they ham fist in results like.
He's so smart, he knew exactly what his opponent would do and prepared perfectly for that exact scenario!
That exact scenario magically happenend and everything went to plan!
The issue being that in reality an actually smart character would know that all people are to a degree unpredictable and any plan needs to be adaptive and multifaceted to account for this. A single rigid plan will fall about the second it meets the enemy.
Sorry for essaying, this a major peeve of mine. I fucking despise when dumb people write 'smart' characters that do dumb things and reality contorts around the writers bullshit to try and prove it was actually smart all along
They originally meant for the Engineers to be our gods. The dialogue between the awoken Engineer and David, the Weyland Synthetic, was their utter disgust and disdain for humanity. They attempted to help us in the past to become a species like them (as they literally created us) only naturally and without their direct influence so humanity isn’t dependent on them.
That help was Jesus Christ. They took him to their planet and educated him on how to move humanity forward.
They were so appalled that we killed him that they deemed humanity irredeemable. So that’s why they set out to destroy us. He was also disgusted by the fact that David was a synthetic. Everything the Engineers did was biological/biomechanical. It was viewed as a perversion of the image of life.
That's how us human operated for a long long time as well no? Remember any civilizations meeting with each other? It's also just another somewhat popular subject for sci-fi, think the reaper of Mass Effect or the Qu from All Tomorrows.
"So Jesus, in order for you fledgeling species to live peacefully and become like us, tell mankind that they shalt not masturbate otherwise they will burn forever. What?! They killed our divine messenger? REEEEE!"
of cut Material including at least 90 minutes of scenes that are completely finished but got taken out at the last moment.
With all due respect to what Scott did in the past he's exhibiting all the signs of senility/advanced ketamine addiction and Prometheus is the epitome of a perfectly decent idea that was cooked to mush through the perfect blend of ego and focus grouping.
Theeeen again "Jesus was an Engineer" wasn't ever gonna land well.
Mostly just because of how poorly it squares with the Engineer's own Religion
I think it was something along the lines of humanity being a failed experiment, because we’d killed their emissary who tried to tell us to live peacefully, said emissary actually being Jesus.
So the ship they find was actually intended to go kill off humanity before things went to shit there.
The engineer is basically surrounded by what he considers to be a failure of a species, that is asking for immortality saying that they are the same as them, showing that they’ve created false-life as a way to compare themselves to them.
Draft of the script had them annoyed at how violent humans are and hinted at the Engineers trying to use Jesus to teach them how to not be twats but then if course the humans offed him.
Imagine if some annoying ant woke you up from your cozy nap only to ask you about your longevity and when you looked around your whole living room was inhabited by a colony of ants.
I feel like he might have given humanity another chance but after Weyland started asking for immortality and his men assaulted Shaw he saw how corrupted humans had become
Probably thought david was human so he was definitely impressed with him learning their language at the beginning after all “i made him” from the old man could simply mean he is my son but once he touched davids skin and hair he realised he was a machine and that the old dude was comparing their religious lifes work to google translate was the straw that broke the camels back
imagine you are in future psycho-sleep or some shit, probably pondering about the great questions of the universe. you have been pondering them for hundreds of years and coming close to realising/learning answers.
then some dumb group of animals wake you up and start screeching, making you forget your line of thought, pulling you away from nirvana.
not only that, but you obviously understand them, because of your superior intelligence, and they seem to be in a "daddy he did this-nuhu daddy he did it more" kind of argument where for some reason you are the paternal figure, even though you have been very careful on your whole thousands of years lifespan to not bring into life anything.
so you are pissed, you crush them and they keep screeching. you fuck them up while you remember that that weirdo "Paul" from your advanced xenobiology class was obsessed with seeding life through a suicidal and overly convoluted way on a particular planet these animals obviously come from (you know because you are super intelligent, obviously).
fuck, you hate mondays
Wasn't he dying from a bio weapon and he was in the pod waiting for a cure to save him? Imagine waking up and the pests you were supposed to exterminate are waking you up and you now realize you are going to die because of it.
Bro went on a mission to exterminate all life on Earth before it could become sentient and woke up from what's probably the worst sleep science can produce to an ant sized (relatively speaking) monkey squawking about immortality and straight up blasphemy to his entire people's faith.
There's actually a lot of very interesting lore jam-packed in that one interaction specifically if anyone was interested in looking it up.
wake up
feel like shit from sleep juice
look over, some dumb shit insect is looking at me making sounds
SteveHarveyKILL.gif
smash it into my nightstand
more start screaming
I just want to sleep fuck off get outa my room
There is a very simple explanation, let me explain:
Predator 2 confirmed that Alien is in the same universe
The Predator (2018) establishes that the next stage of human evolution is autism, and the Predators want to harvest autism DNA to enhance their species
Alien establishes that Engineers are masters of DNA manipulation
Therefore, Engineers engineered themselves to be turbo autists, as it's peak evolution
To conclude, the mongloid rage is perfectly explained in-universe, you just need to pay attention to the plot
Because his failed abortion of a species woke him the fuck up. How would you feel if you woke up because your lab rats got out and dragged their balls all over your face?
Father_Prist@reddit
Apparently theres a deleted scene where the engineer talks to fassbender robot for a while, can’t remember what they talk about. Idk why they cut it and made him a rage monster instead
Kr4k4J4Ck@reddit
The Engineers also were planning to wipe out humanity and start over iirc.
So homie prob woke up after being asleep for god knows how long and saw his enemy right there.
This movie has a million plot holes but it's a guilty pleasure for me.
T-MoneyAllDey@reddit
Kind of reminds me of the forerunners in halo. Dude was locked in jail for a bazillion years for trying to kill humans and wakes up to humans. Of course he's going to try to wipe them out as soon as he sees them
Sierra-117-@reddit
As a Halo aficionado this isn’t quite right.
By the time the didact woke up, humanity had already been dealt with. The forerunners as a whole didn’t want to wipe humanity out. Most actually wanted to pass the mantle onto humanity. Hence why humanity was named “the reclaimers” (because they are reclaiming the mantle). Also why humans were able to use forerunner technology, and other species were not.
The didact however was an outlier. He thought the forerunners should keep the mantle, and hide on shield worlds or be composed into artificial life to fight the flood. He thought humanity should be exterminated for good rather than simply set back.
So in Prometheus, all of the prometheans wanted to kill humans. But in Halo, the didact was an outlier that was actively being fought by constructs that other forerunners left behind.
WuQianNian@reddit
Virgin
Jexroyal@reddit
Also, it's fairly likely that humanity were the original inheritors of the Mantle, from the Precursors, but as soon as the Forerunners found out they suppressed it and regressed a weakened Humanity to a promotive state to keep them under control. After the first Flood incursion, where humanity sacrificed billions of their own lives by corrupting their own genome and then voluntarily being infected – they were consigned to Earth and a few other worlds where their development and power were severely limited.
Also the Didact that is found in Halo 4 is only one of two Didacts, the other being very favorable towards humans. This Didact within the Cryptum had spent time with the first Gravemind, and had probably been corrupted mentally by its words. Actually a very sad story.
HazelCheese@reddit
What's this bit? I've never heard that bit before?
Jexroyal@reddit
From Halo: Cryptum, by Greg Bear. Chapter 34, from the perspective of Bornstellar, soon after being imprinted with the Shadow Didact's consciousness.
Sierra-117-@reddit
Yeah it’s sad. Had a very cool backstory and I’m sad that we didn’t get to see more of him. Should have been the big bad for the entire new trilogy. Halo 4 actually had a really awesome campaign.
Jexroyal@reddit
I know right? I was so sad when they just ended his arc there. He was the original creative force behind the shield worlds, and him reawakening them would have been an incredible threat to the galaxy. The fact that he viewed the Halo rings as a crime against the Mantle is a facet we never really got to explore. For all his flaws, and his hatred of humanity, he really did want to protect the galaxy. I feel like 343 really missed an opportunity to lean into that area of lore for the new trilogy.
PermissionSoggy891@reddit
They had no direction for the new trilogy. We had three separate villains across three games with no connection to one another.
The campaigns of 4 and even Infinite are still good, 5 is pretty shit in the story department but has solid gameplay.
But one thing I just don't get is how the hell Banished are some serious threat to humanity now? They do have decent numbers, but aren't they just a pirate gang who seems to have gotten lucky in a few regards?
Jexroyal@reddit
Oh man, the Banished would have worked so well as the denizens of a shield world. I mean, we essentially have a series of Fallout Vaults, with the grand architect woken up and accessing them. The Shadow Didact could very easily have been working on his own logic plague, a counter to the logic plague that the Graveminds used to corrupt Offensive Bias and the other Forerunner AI – and then adapted that research to weaponize humanity's AI against them in kind. Or even Flood research that had progressed in the shelter of a shield world, mutated and cut off from the Gravemind's neural architecture.
The Halo rings were also research institutions after all, but compared to the Shadow Didact, the Master Builder was a destructive, shortsighted child. There could have been so many things hidden and locked away on the shield worlds, but noooo they had to go with a bunch of pirates lmao
Me and few buddies in my sci-fi writers group got together and drafted rough plans for a trilogy based on the Forerunner Saga lore, and we loved the idea of the sleeping giants of the Forerunners awakening, now that the galaxy had an all clear from a successful Halo ring firing. Like some kind of automated initialization after the detection systems reported that the Flood were gone, and the galaxy was ripe for rebuilding.
DeathSabre7@reddit
The constructs being? (sorry left watching hidden and the gang for a long while, don't even check the subreddit much)
Sierra-117-@reddit
Ancilla (AI, like the monitors, aka 343 guilty spark, on the Halos), various less intelligent systems that run their shield worlds and other things like that, the librarian who left a piece of herself behind as an artificial form, the sentinels, etc. All were designed to protect humans and pass the mantle onto them once they were ready. That is, unless there was a flood incursion. Then all bets were off and the sentinels will fuck you up.
Sengfroid@reddit
Username and pfp checks out. Appreciate the lore drop
Sierra-117-@reddit
Lol np. I love halo lore if you couldn’t tell, so I’m happy to share.
tomtheconqerur@reddit
And people actually prefer that convoluted shit over the much more straightforward humans are Forerunners?
notaRussianspywink@reddit
Deleted scenes that actually explain thie motives of key characters should NOT be deleted scenes.
BluBlue4@reddit
I'll have to look that up
notaRussianspywink@reddit
Norrington I think.
Basically Jack was a normal ship captain transporting stuff for the Navy, then one day the cargo turns out to be slaves. Jack sets them free and Norrington has the Pearl burned and it sinks. Jack is also then branded a pirate. Jack then makes a deal with Davy Jones to revive the ship but it's still black from being burned, so now it's the Black Pearl. People flee when they see it because they know it's a magical undead ship waaaaay before all the Aztec gold curse stuff.
Kr4k4J4Ck@reddit
It didn't really explain the motives any more tbh.
dikmite@reddit
Trying to imagine it from his perspective is hilarious. He takes a nap instead of spraying the bug problem in his grandpas garage, wakes up to the bugs having flown into his house, asking him to make them immortal, has his car broken by more bugs while he backs out of the driveway, i would start taking some drastic measures too
Practical-Essay-8634@reddit
N_ando@reddit
I HATE THAT SHOW AND THOSE STUPID COCKROACHES
SirWillem1@reddit
Spamton?!?!?!!!!
OttoVonJismarck@reddit
Ir just wipe our humanity, period.
Like a failed experiment.
“WHOOPS, we’ll try again.”
luttrail@reddit
Yeah, Weyland says that he woke the engineer up because he wants to live forever, and the engineer asks "Why?"
SirLucDeFromage@reddit
The engineer asks “why are you here” which is beautiful line of dialogue since thats the very question our main character came to ask.
Damn shame they cut it
Oukasagetsu@reddit
iirc weyland was begging to be saved, said "I'm a creator (creating david), just like you"
Engineering was mad that this cockroach was elevating himself to the same lvl as en engineer
JohnTomorrow@reddit
Yeah, and he had his toaster translate for him. It was the height of narcissism.
Diezelbub@reddit
While his goons beat an injured woman
InquisitorMeow@reddit
To be fair Weyland made a superior being and didn't even have to kill himself to do it. Engineer was just throwing a hissy for at being one upped by a cockroach.
HazelCheese@reddit
I think it's one of those cases where the Engineers are religious fanatics and have a strict concept of creation and anything outside of it is heretical.
HanselSoHotRightNow@reddit
Mmmmm...Weyland didn't create life though, the engineers were literally creating life, a new species. Superior? I mean sure it was a clanker but not biological. What David went on to create was the superior creation from a certain point of view. The Xenomorph species, though not as complex as humans, definitely an apex of creation in every way.
klonkish@reddit
and yet they get outsmarted by idiots in every movie
HanselSoHotRightNow@reddit
Lol ya well, idiots run the world in real life and in fiction, whattya gonna do ya know?
Incoherence-r@reddit
You can find it on YouTube easily
randomApeToucher@reddit
sorry to ask but movie is this?
cleverkid@reddit
Prometheus
Advanced_Court501@reddit
actual correct answer for tik tok users ^
AHighAchievingAutist@reddit
The word Prometheus is too long for the average tik tok user to get thru before they lose interest
BurningMoths@reddit
Fantastic 4 The Silver Surfer
Practical-Essay-8634@reddit
damn I gotta rewatch the first 3
Sengfroid@reddit
I prefer the spinoff, Fantastic: Cosmic Drift
kenojona@reddit
Wizard of Oz, Tinman revenge.
DankElderberries420@reddit
Check out the sci fi mini series named
Sengfroid@reddit
Was actually pretty fun, if you can't get over Zooey Deschannel
Advanced_Court501@reddit
is there anything there that I wouldn’t have experienced in a richer form having watched Data in all seasons of TNG?
_LemonadeSky@reddit
Darude, Sandstorm.
The-Squirrelk@reddit
Invariably dumb writers will attempt to write a smart character and have them do incredibly stupid shit because a dumb person is incapable of writing an actually smart person.
At best they ham fist in results like.
The issue being that in reality an actually smart character would know that all people are to a degree unpredictable and any plan needs to be adaptive and multifaceted to account for this. A single rigid plan will fall about the second it meets the enemy.
Sorry for essaying, this a major peeve of mine. I fucking despise when dumb people write 'smart' characters that do dumb things and reality contorts around the writers bullshit to try and prove it was actually smart all along
fucking kill me.
Slide-Maleficent@reddit
Well, what the hell else are they supposed to do? Work for Tyler Perry until they die?
nowthatswhimsical@reddit
That's honestly kind of sound dope. David sabotaging the first meeting for his sick experiment/curiosity
samamp@reddit
they sacrifice themselves to create life on other worlds and then one of those lifeforms show up looking for a way to be immortal.
DJ_House_Red@reddit
I feel like I've seen 10 deleted scenes from this movie and every single one is like why did you cut this it makes the movie so much less stupid
MrPenguins1@reddit
They originally meant for the Engineers to be our gods. The dialogue between the awoken Engineer and David, the Weyland Synthetic, was their utter disgust and disdain for humanity. They attempted to help us in the past to become a species like them (as they literally created us) only naturally and without their direct influence so humanity isn’t dependent on them.
That help was Jesus Christ. They took him to their planet and educated him on how to move humanity forward.
They were so appalled that we killed him that they deemed humanity irredeemable. So that’s why they set out to destroy us. He was also disgusted by the fact that David was a synthetic. Everything the Engineers did was biological/biomechanical. It was viewed as a perversion of the image of life.
Chicken-Rude@reddit
classic "superior" species mentality. it cant be that their method was DEEPLY flawed... its that humanity is irredeemable. lololol
dexter2011412@reddit
Bro a human wrote this story c'mon
jnf005@reddit
That's how us human operated for a long long time as well no? Remember any civilizations meeting with each other? It's also just another somewhat popular subject for sci-fi, think the reaper of Mass Effect or the Qu from All Tomorrows.
InquisitorMeow@reddit
"So Jesus, in order for you fledgeling species to live peacefully and become like us, tell mankind that they shalt not masturbate otherwise they will burn forever. What?! They killed our divine messenger? REEEEE!"
Ozymandias_1303@reddit
And that's only like the 10th dumbest decision they made for that movie.
TheSonjuro@reddit
That jesus was messenger
Wiggie49@reddit
“Have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise?”
arbiter12@reddit
SunderedValley@reddit
There's somewhere in the ballpark of THREE.
HOURS.
of cut Material including at least 90 minutes of scenes that are completely finished but got taken out at the last moment.
With all due respect to what Scott did in the past he's exhibiting all the signs of senility/advanced ketamine addiction and Prometheus is the epitome of a perfectly decent idea that was cooked to mush through the perfect blend of ego and focus grouping.
Theeeen again "Jesus was an Engineer" wasn't ever gonna land well.
Mostly just because of how poorly it squares with the Engineer's own Religion
Cartoonjunkies@reddit
I think it was something along the lines of humanity being a failed experiment, because we’d killed their emissary who tried to tell us to live peacefully, said emissary actually being Jesus.
So the ship they find was actually intended to go kill off humanity before things went to shit there.
The engineer is basically surrounded by what he considers to be a failure of a species, that is asking for immortality saying that they are the same as them, showing that they’ve created false-life as a way to compare themselves to them.
The engineer didn’t take it very well.
SalvationSycamore@reddit
Draft of the script had them annoyed at how violent humans are and hinted at the Engineers trying to use Jesus to teach them how to not be twats but then if course the humans offed him.
resurrectedbear@reddit
I think he was also disgusted with the robot as almost an insult to what humanity was.
Mesarthim1349@reddit
"Oh shit guys we forgot we're a spooky movie!"
random06@reddit
TLDR: Humans Killed Jesus
KainBatrius@reddit
We can't possibly comprehend his motives, they are beyond us.
Tenuous_Tangent@reddit
The Engineers were basically a death cult.
Weyland demanding them to make him immortal was basically heresy.
JakubTheGreat@reddit
He hates white people. It’s as simple as that.
PredatorAvPFan@reddit
But he’s the whitest of them all
Bad_Routes@reddit
White on white crime is a huge epidemic
ItsJustHaven@reddit
Gang Violence
jfuss04@reddit
Clayton bigsby the alien
Dinosaur_Wrangler@reddit
Yeah that tracks.
Drphil87@reddit
I image it’s like being woken up by a gang of roaches in your house. To them you’d seem like a rampaging idiot as well.
Superkritisk@reddit
No idea where the clip is from, but I suspect it's from a tax-funded art expo that cost tax-payers around 10 million.
PermissionSoggy891@reddit
10 million is an extremely generous estimate
KsuhDilla@reddit
ive been looking at this gif and i feel bad for those cockroaches even if they are gross
TheCommissarGeneral@reddit
More like waking up after a multi thousand year sleep to Cockroaches using google translate to ask you for immortality.
MrEvan312@reddit
Dude woke up and found a wasp infestation in his house.
PermissionSoggy891@reddit
cockroach infestation would be a better comparison
Finna-Jork-It@reddit
"out of my way human fucking shits"
That's my favorite line in the movie
OverlordOfPancakes@reddit
My favorite was when Weyland ask him for eternal life and he responded: "bruh". Literal shivers.
PermissionSoggy891@reddit
in the deleted scenes he actually responds "sybau lb ts pmo rn ngl 🥀"
Spong_Durnflungle@reddit
I liked it when he said, "it's engineering time" and then he engineered all over those guys
SalvationSycamore@reddit
I liked when the ship started falling and the lady said "it's right behind me isn't it. Wait, they fall now?"
Thendrail@reddit
Looking back after outrunning the falling ship: "Well that just happened!
Fuhrious520@reddit
My favorite line was when he said; “It's Promethean time.”
AlexMiDerGrosse@reddit
Imagine if some annoying ant woke you up from your cozy nap only to ask you about your longevity and when you looked around your whole living room was inhabited by a colony of ants.
Munscroft@reddit
I feel like he might have given humanity another chance but after Weyland started asking for immortality and his men assaulted Shaw he saw how corrupted humans had become
SunderedValley@reddit
Nah bro was always gonna chimp out. I think he was mostly just vaguely intrigued by the robot's linguistic abilities.
Ok-Lynx3444@reddit
Probably thought david was human so he was definitely impressed with him learning their language at the beginning after all “i made him” from the old man could simply mean he is my son but once he touched davids skin and hair he realised he was a machine and that the old dude was comparing their religious lifes work to google translate was the straw that broke the camels back
Cute-Conflict835@reddit
He realized he had to breathe the same air as man
Ozok123@reddit
Which one?
oMGalLusrenmaestkaen@reddit
[man]()
Practical-Essay-8634@reddit
gay
SuperSocialMan@reddit
Damn, so he's just Councilor Vay Hek?
SilliusS0ddus@reddit
hey kiddo.
Pintsocream@reddit
They know marvel fans wouldn't understand the dialogue so they just cut it and kept the smashing
zqmbgn@reddit
imagine you are in future psycho-sleep or some shit, probably pondering about the great questions of the universe. you have been pondering them for hundreds of years and coming close to realising/learning answers. then some dumb group of animals wake you up and start screeching, making you forget your line of thought, pulling you away from nirvana. not only that, but you obviously understand them, because of your superior intelligence, and they seem to be in a "daddy he did this-nuhu daddy he did it more" kind of argument where for some reason you are the paternal figure, even though you have been very careful on your whole thousands of years lifespan to not bring into life anything. so you are pissed, you crush them and they keep screeching. you fuck them up while you remember that that weirdo "Paul" from your advanced xenobiology class was obsessed with seeding life through a suicidal and overly convoluted way on a particular planet these animals obviously come from (you know because you are super intelligent, obviously). fuck, you hate mondays
mj303@reddit
Sadly character can only be as smart as their writers.
sorryiamnotoriginal@reddit
Wasn't he dying from a bio weapon and he was in the pod waiting for a cure to save him? Imagine waking up and the pests you were supposed to exterminate are waking you up and you now realize you are going to die because of it.
Accomplished-Cat2849@reddit
yeah he was in stasis to keep him from dying waiting for his mates. Also they wanted to erradicate humanity before he went to sleep
pedrokdc@reddit
You can't understand his motives Anon, you have only 80 IQ
BrownieZombie1999@reddit
Bro went on a mission to exterminate all life on Earth before it could become sentient and woke up from what's probably the worst sleep science can produce to an ant sized (relatively speaking) monkey squawking about immortality and straight up blasphemy to his entire people's faith.
There's actually a lot of very interesting lore jam-packed in that one interaction specifically if anyone was interested in looking it up.
GrImPiL_Sama@reddit
Yeah I would crash out too if one day my cumsocks woke me up to demand godhood and immortality.
kalas1928@reddit
Let him chimp out
The_Undermind@reddit
Oh like you never woke up cranky?
spidey-ball@reddit
it always amazes me how the scenes that explained his reasoning got cut
ConfidentMongoose@reddit
The older these dumbfucked directors get, the more they feel the need to over explain and ruin their classic works.
Alien went from a body horror movie to...
Humanity killed alien space Jesus in ancient Roman times, shenanigans ensue, gay robot makes xenomorphs.
GoldsbroTSG@reddit
To quote an old video,
"By this point you learn in the movie that the Engineers were planning to kill humanity... AND HERE'S SOME HUMANS NOW!"
spinosaurs@reddit
CaptainQwazCaz@reddit
ZZTMF@reddit
What movie is this?
LadyboyClown@reddit
Prometheus
SilianRailOnBone@reddit
There is a very simple explanation, let me explain:
To conclude, the mongloid rage is perfectly explained in-universe, you just need to pay attention to the plot
Venom933@reddit
They hated their own creation so they used violence to cope with their self hatred 🥸
Dragon_Bidness@reddit
Because his failed abortion of a species woke him the fuck up. How would you feel if you woke up because your lab rats got out and dragged their balls all over your face?
AzulZzz@reddit
He understand that with less intelligentvanimals words are not enough
Strigon_7@reddit
No coffee.
fap-free90@reddit
That is actually the 50000IQ thing to do, anon just too dumb to realize it
Jackpot807@reddit
Based