With the official new trailer due out in a few days, 20th Century Fox has released a sneak peek at the new international/domestic trailer for Ridley Scott’s highly anticipated film “Prometheus” starring Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, and Charlize Theron. … Continue reading →

Sneak Peek At The ‘Prometheus’ New Trailer

Posted on by

With the official new trailer due out in a few days, 20th Century Fox has released a sneak peek at the new international/domestic trailer for Ridley Scott’s highly anticipated film “Prometheus” starring Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, and Charlize Theron.

Visionary filmmaker Ridley Scott returns to the genre he helped define, creating an original science fiction epic set in the most dangerous corners of the universe. The film takes a team of scientists and explorers on a thrilling journey that will test their physical and mental limits and strand them on a distant world, where they will discover the answers to our most profound questions and to life’s ultimate mystery.

The film will be In theatres June 8th, 2012.

Have a look at the sneak peek below.

Source: Yahoo! UK

  • AICN_Douche

    Most anticipated movie of the year…?
    Ya, no.

    A 17 second teaser of a trailer, that’s a teaser for a movie.
    Annoying hyperbole.

  • Grey_Pilgrim

    This is like the friend of your local cocktease telling you that she is going to tease your cock later. Whatever, I’ll take what I can get.

  • Jesus_Slade

    Now there’s trailers for trailers!?!
    WTF!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_VNYLJAKLSSN7MKNPMDTROEV5DE gaiahortensia

    Ah we see the spacejockey in it!

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/FSTGQ4RBXPPASJFAXROOJVC7XY Shudizzle

    Damn, beat me to it. But yes, most anticipated movie of the years is quite the stretch. Maybe if you don’t count Batman, Avengers, Spider-man, Hobbit…..

    Movie still looks great, though. Can’t wait.

  • rsixsmith

    i would say this and the hobbit are equally my most anticipated films of the year.  in any case, it’s looking like we may have an awesome year for movies about to start.  last year had some real letdowns- i’m looking at you, green lantern and transformers- and some pretty good ones.  nothing great, though.  i haven’t seen one trailer this year that plays more like a forewarning than anything else.  at least not among the big sci-fi, fantasy and comic movies.  true, past years have taught me managed expectations, but this year it’s harder. 

  • Grey_Pilgrim

    Agreed.  Prometheus, Hobbt pt 1, AND DK Rises then in 2013  Man Of Steel and Hobbit pt 2: Bilbo Bugaloo

  • rsixsmith

    yeah, man of steele is one that i’m really excited about, if only because you know zack snyder is action happy. finally a live action superman with awesome fights.  i’m not even that bothered by the choice to use zod as the major villain. with nolan and goyer on the story and screenplay, it should be in good hands as far as the plot. 

    i’m definitely looking foreward to the dark knight rises, and i know it’s bound to be a great ride.  it’s just that nolan’s “real” milieu isn’t my preferred interpretation of the comic to film.  batman’s a freakin gymnast martial arts master.  even though he’s not superpowered, he should be doing things that no ordinary guy can do in a context that allows or encourages suspension of disbelief. same thing goes for the villains.  you could easily remove the batman from nolan’s movies and still have great action thrillers called ‘the vigilante’ or something- it’s just not really batman.

  • Anon Poster

    Worst…TED…Talk….ever…

  • AICN_Douche

    Fully agree, with your list.
    I’ll get the popcorn!

  • AICN_Douche

    Different TED? ;)

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/OHTFSXRMSD2NBBU6EYMWTNLSTY Roberto

     

    You say that because you know nothing about the film or its
    origins. Batman and the rest of the movies mentioned like Avengers, Spider-man,
    and Hobbit will be successful because of their fan base. Yeah Batman will rake
    in a lot of dough but because of its fan base which the same could be said
    about this film. I’m pretty sure same people who don’t concur that this is one
    high profile and anticipated film of its genre, are the same ones watching PG13
    kid flicks like John Carter and Hunger Games lol. What a joke!

  • AICN_Douche

    A little harsh Roberto. :(
    I was in the theatre (as a kid) when Alien came out 1st run.
    I love Ridley’s (and then Cameron’s further) creation(s)…
    One can love both ‘fan base’ films & classics revisited.
    Cheers.