``Prometheus'' Ridley Scott's reason for resurrecting the Alien world himself and his memories with Giger

"Prometheus" synopsis

Scientist Elizabeth has discovered a common Signs in ancient ruins from different times and locations on Earth. Analyzing it as an invitation from an intelligent life form, she departs from Earth on the spaceship Prometheus, which was funded by the giant company Weyland. After more than two years on a voyage, Elizabeth arrives on an unknown planet, and together with Vickers, a cold-hearted female supervisor, and David, an elaborate android, she begins to investigate a ruin-like structure that towers over the desert. Eventually, Elizabeth ventures deep into the ruins and witnesses a startling The Truth that is unfathomable to the common sense of science on Earth...

Index

• Questions about the Space Jockey left behind
• Giger's design didn't arrive in time.
• I feel like the future won't evolve that much.

Questions about the Space Jockey left behind

``Some painters simply start painting and finish painting to complete a work. Others start with a sketch.The same is true for movies. The questions you ask are revealed. That's what happened with `` Alien '' (1979).''

When I asked director Ridley Scott what inspired him to make Prometheus(2012), these were the first words he said to me.

How should the "Alien" series continue, which continued from the first film in 1979 to the fourth film in 1997? In 2002, Ridley Scott and James Cameron held talks, and it was almost decided that Ridley would direct and Sigourney Weaver would return as The Talented Mr. Ripley. However, when it was discovered that 20th Century Fox was working on the " Alien vs. Predator " project (2004), Cameron withdrew from the "Alien" series.

The latest installment of Alien, which was originally titled ``Paradise,'' was directed by Carl Ridley, who works at RSA Films, the production company he founded with his brother Tony Scott. It was Rinsh. At the time, he was dating Ridley's daughter, Jordan, and later became her son-in-law. It was also a selection based entirely on ``nepotism,'' but Fox firmly opposed this. Ridley will take over the megaphone.

“Prometheus” trailer

For Ridley, the biggest question he left behind in ``Alien'' was ``that big thing lying on that chair.'' In other words, it's the remains of a space jockey. When making 1979's Alien, 20th Century Fox and Ridley reportedly had a conflict over the inclusion of a space jockey. Over 30 years later, that creepy creature that was half-forcibly inserted has become the motif for a new work.

"At first, no one asked me what the hell Space Jockey was, so I kept quiet. But behind the scenes, there were rumors that we were creatures of biology, or that there was a God. "Was it a being created by some kind of higher-level extraterrestrial life form? That's the kind of question it was. That's why I decided to use ``Prometheus'' to answer that question," Ridley explained.

As a result, ``Prometheus'' begins with a scene in what appears to be 4 billion years BC, when a mysterious creator-like being, the Engineer, appears. From there, time moves forward into the future, with the discovery of ancient ruins in 2089, and the arrival of the space exploration vessel Prometheus on the planet in 2093, leading to a shocking battle between the crew and terrifying life forms.

Giger's design didn't arrive in time.