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It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about a sequel to one of last year’s most divisive films. Many have attributed the lack of movement to the less than stellar Box Office performance of “Prometheus”. But it does now seem like it’s happening, if its star Noomi Rapace is to be believed. In aContinue Reading

“Prometheus” was one of the year’s most divisive films. Here at Electroshadow we loved it, but not without acknowledging its flaws (read our review here). Part of the blame goes to screenwriter Damon Lindelof. And it seems like he knows it. Collider spoke to him recently and managed to get his thoughts on the plannedContinue Reading

When “Blade Runner” first came out in 1982, it was blasted by many critics. It is now widely considered a classic. And “Prometheus” is easily this year’s most divisive film (read Electroshadow’s review here). But one thing that no one can dispute is that director Ridley Scott makes gorgeous-looking films. For that alone, even theContinue Reading

“Prometheus” is easily one of the most divisive films of the year so far. Electroshadow enjoyed it in spite of its numerous problems (read our review here). Negative word-of-mouth affected its Box Office performance somewhat, not to mention an R-rating that eliminated the younger market segment. So it only managed to make about US$303 millionContinue Reading

Everything you ever wanted to know about the year’s most puzzling, debate-inducing sci-fi blockbuster is answered in our massive FAQ!…

The film’s mythological namesake was punished by the gods for his transgressions. Does Ridley Scott’s long-awaited return to the “Alien” universe “Prometheus” do the punishing instead?…

So far, Twentieth Century Fox’s superb viral marketing campaign for “Prometheus” has featured Guy Pearce, Michael Fassbender and Noomi Rapace, but not Charlize Theron. To commemorate the film’s premiere today, Electroshadow felt it was only right to focus on its biggest star. Theron plays Meredith Vickers, the cold, calculating Weyland Corporation suit who’s in chargeContinue Reading

I must admit I know very little about Logan Marshall-Green. I never caught his TV work on “The O.C.” and “24″. In fact the only thing I’ve seen him in is the M. Night Shyamalan-written horror “Devil”. Marshall-Green is about to get a whole lot more familiar when director Ridley Scott’s “Alien” prequel, the highly-anticipatedContinue Reading