Russian ‘Prometheus’ Trailer Rules In Any Language
Many of us have likely got to a point withRidley Scott’sPrometheuswhere enough is enough. We’ve seen the clips,we’ve seen the trailers, things are starting to reveal themselves that are better discovered in the theater and if tickets were on sale right now, we’d buy one. In fact, most of us were probably at that point when the names Ridley Scott,Damon LindelofandAlienwere joined up with a cast featuringNoomi Rapace, Idris Elba, Michael FassbenderandCharlize Theron. You give us big-budget, smart sci-fi that looks as good asPromethuesand we’re sold.
But sorry, everyone, we can’t be that selfish. There are likely many, many other people who still need to be sold on such a potentially amazing concept andthe TV spotsand trailers forPrometheuswill continue right up until the film’s release. Case in point, a Russian trailer has been revealed that has new glimpses at previously seen scenes and tension upon tension.
So if you still crave awesome looking, bad-assPrometheusfootage, even if it’s in a different language, it lies below.
Thanks toTwitchfilmfor the trailer. It’s a credit to Scott’s visual style that even with the actors dubbed into another language, the trailer can have such a magnetic effect.
I’ve watched the trailer twice now and I think I see a few new reverse shots (such as the truck driving out of the Prometheus) but nothing that’s totally different from the domestic trailer. Am I missing something?
Finally, if you’re still reading this, you likely haven’t gone spoiler free onPrometheusyet. Is it because you don’t care or you just need to keep consuming to curb your anticipation for the film?
