Prometheuscontinues to release new material into the ether, with a pair of new featurettes emerging online detailing how some of the film's more visually arresting sequences were created.
It's worth noting that if you haven't already seen Prometheus, there are a few mild spoilers in the videos, so anyone still wanting to watch the film should proceed with caution.
The first video deals with the film's opening scene, and explains the thinking behind the choice of visuals for the Engineer's dissolving DNA. The second moves on to the Prometheus itself, and how the landing sequence was shot.
Take a look at the new videos, below…
Given that the visual effects were one of the main elements of the film that can't really be criticised, its interesting to see how these scenes were created. As it was on the big screen, the collision between the Prometheus and the Engineers' ship is particularly impressive.
It seems as though Fox are keen to keep discussion surrounding the film alive for as long as possible, and with that in mind, don't be surprised to hear news of a sequel being greenlit before too long...
Source: The Daily
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2Dglasses
Jun 20th 2012, 8:52
Sorry, but when we say "sequel", are we really asking to see the next adventures of Elizabeth Shaw and David's head? They were last seen off to the engineers home planet to do who knows what...are they going to arrive there and find Predators? Aliens? Another Spiderman film? And of course more boring Company Conspiracy nonsense. Leave it alone already.
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nacho316
Jun 20th 2012, 9:43
LOL well said let it die already ;)
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apo1978
Jun 20th 2012, 12:01
Haha, another Spiderman film. Brilliant.
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pingpong
Jun 20th 2012, 15:23
Those 2 snippets were far more interesting than the actual movie.
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