Oh, dear god. I know fantasy casting is fun, but when you're writing for a "proper" website, you have some responsibility to at least take positions that stimulate conversations, not make people roll their eyes and move on.

Daniel Radcliffe as Batman? Pull the other one...it's got bells on: [link]

it's troll bait.

If he said Radcliffe as Spider-Man, I might have said he wasn't totally crazy.

So Prometheus was pretty good, not quite as GREAT as I was kind of expecting, but the "pretty good" was so spectacularly good that I can't say I'm disappointed either. I'm not. It also might take further viewings to really decide how I feel about it.

That said, every second of the film was eye popping. Also, this is not a horror movie. There are some very tense and harrowing moments and sequences, but this is straight up sci fi. And my oost for Noomi Rapace deepened considerably.

Yeah, I'm going to temper my expectations for sure, but I'm seeing it in 3D on Sunday. What D did you see it in? I've heard the 3D is nigh perfect.

I'm gonna see it in 1D. Just a thin line across the screen....

That tommy, has to be hipper than everyone else.

It was filmed in 3D, so that's my target viewing experience. I think I might only have seen 1 movie not converted in post.

We saw it in 2D, as we were concerned that it would be too dark, but after seeing, I may reconsider and see it in 3D.

In a number of significant ways, Prometheus is almost a straight up remake of Alien, redone as a more complex, sci fi story, with modern special effects, that just happens to also actually be a prequel.

Is it a prequel in that plot points or characters carry over, or is it a movie in a shared universe that takes place before some others?

Primarily the latter, but there is at least one event that significantly and specifically ties it to Alien.