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Prometheus: An IMAX 3D Experience

(2012)

Rated R for sci-fi violence including some intense images, and brief language.

R In Theaters 06/8/2012 , 124min.
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June 22, 2012
pfaithn
wow. for such a high tech background, what a weak story line. very dissapointed.
June 09, 2012
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Disappointed where the story goes. The crew's behaviour and level of their discipline does not match the technology that takes them into the depth of the universe. 2089? it is too early for us to excel to that level. Humans have to still evolve In their consciousness in order to manage such travel in space. Perhaps we can dream about ti after all the human wars are eliminated and then all the
June 06, 2012
hf00000000121877
Can't wait! Looks amazing! Big alien fan!

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A.O. Scott
The New York Times
The virtuosity on display makes the weakness of the story all the more frustrating. I'll avoid spoilers here, but Prometheus kind of spoils itself with twists and reversals that pull the movie away from its lofty, mind-blowing potential. Full Review
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
All the God-talk and philosophical musings about morality and "meeting our makers" aside, Prometheus is primarily about delivering those visceral, terrifying jolts. That it does so without generating the taut suspense and moody atmosphere of its antecedents qualifies as one of its greatest failings. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
Scott seduces audiences with thought-provoking possibilities, then pulls a bait-and-switch, subbing in a familiar monster thriller and fiery explosion-fest. Full Review
Joe Morgenstern
Wall Street Journal
Prometheus, in efficient 3-D, places most of its bets on the wonders that today's visual artists and technicians can work with digital tools. This tale of an interstellar search asks cosmic questions about the meaning of life, but comes up with lame answers in a script that screams attention-deficit disorder. Full Review
Kenneth Turan
Los Angeles Times
Prometheus, unlike its predecessors, does not wear its themes lightly. It pushes too hard for significance, which is dicey in and of itself for genre material and contrasts badly with the standard nature of some of the story's plotting. Full Review
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