When you get knocked out for many centuries by some dangerous ravioli you were cooking up, and wake up to find the left over pizza you were gonna toss out has grown sentience and demands everlasting life.
@@TOILETPOOL Comments like these are proof there's more than enough good people out there to keep the world spinning in the right direction...forgot about this stuff until reading here
This line also lets Lindelof avoid answering the important question, "why do you hate us? Why do you want to kill us?!" You finally meet your creators and learn that they want to KILL YOU. That's a profound, terrifying idea. But Lindelof NEVER answers deep questions because that sh*t's hard work. And now, he's replaced it with "Weyland wants more life." And Lindelof tries to make it sound lofty and poetic with Weyland's, "I created David so we are both like the Gods" speech. This is what "Mystery Box" writing looks like when you finally open the box. It always contains either nothing or bullsh*t.
David was sneaky. Didn't translate everything. Alien didn't ask "why". it looked disgusted with Weylan and annoyed that such an inferior creature would question it.
The engineer actually asked "why? what has he done to deserve immortality". I understand engineer speak, its an ancient language taught in kindergarden in my country.
blaknite1 representing the average human groups. Pretty accurate. So the aliens can have an accurate image of what the Earth is now like. If you send nice people they would be pretty upset when they come to earth to visit us to find out.
So true. My favorite smart person stupid moment is when the scientist breaks quarantine by removing his helmet. How stupid can a scientist be? Then it was compounded by allowing him back inside the ship. This kind of breakdown in logic just baffles me. Every landing ship (the size of Prometheus, at least) needs to have an isolation ward for such dumb-dumbs. Of course, that would have ruined the original Alien movie.
Actually my girlfriend came up with the idea that if this and Alien Covenant had just been called David's Big Adventure part 1 & 2, it would have been a lot better. I have to agree.
Only if at the end Mel Gibson and his people show up, says "We are directors, we worship God, and Jesus died for you" and the engineer beats him to death with a robot head
I was actually disappointed to the sequel to this, I thought it would follow to the planet of the engineers.. Not only they killed the main character but they also turn the movie full alien again.. Mhhh
Killing off their race off screen was just enough for me to decide that I was wrong when I thought Alien Resurrection was the lowest way to establish a plot continuity between films (i.e., Hi Ripley, we just brought you back from the dead!)
@@robertlaw4073 We dont need another ripley either in these new crappy movies, the alien concept is stronger than that. The human characters are the weakest and least interesting part of the new prequels.
The Engineer doesnt fully understand Weyland's response. When he touches David's head, he realises he is not human but an android. Realising the mockery humans have made of life, the Engineer becomes angry.
Ironically, this universe is shared with Blade Runner, where decades prior humans DID grow synthetic humans, but they proved too rebellious, leading to their destruction and replacement by androids like David.
@@ItsButterBean1020 not so fast good sir you might want to investigate the blu ray or click craigs link captioned "According to a bonus feature on the new Steelbook Blu-ray edition of Prometheus the answer is a confirmed yes, there is a connection between the Weyland Corporation and Blade Runner’s Tyrell Corporation [click the link to view], and proof that Blade Runner and the Alien movies take place within the same universe. This is something we’ve been speculating about since before Prometheus was released, thanks to a couple of videos released back in April." lazy boy.
@@yaboiii64 I’m aware of that stuff I’m saying the actual franchise heads at Fox and the guy behind the Alien ROG consider the series separate, albeit with non canon Easter eggs
Weyland: "I'm a god, and gods never die" Engineer: "Oh you don't die? Cool!" **hits Weyland with David's head** "Bro you a goddamn liar you're dying right now"
Here's the question I want answered: you finally meet your creators and learn that they want to KILL YOU. That's a profound, terrifying idea. A much more interesting idea. Who cares that Weyland want's more life? That's such a terrible writing decision.
@@KneelB4Bacon Weyland is a cabal paranoid and greedy prick, deserved to extinct anyway. There could be more questions to the engineer than just this immortan joe shit.
+MegaShizer Well... to be fair, he was idolizing them, like he was going to turn on Weiland. Given that his statement to the Engineer was "This man has lived a long life... but he selfishly wants more."
Weyland : I am also a God. I created perfection. Engineer : Proceeds to examine the creation, not happy with the quality of build material and structural rigidity of the head portion.
Engineer: "Ouaargh nold! Eeda mal yoo gutt darg gaarths deaaamn!" Weyland: "What did he say?" David: "He asks: 'Why?' " Am I the only one to doubt the accuracy/completeness of this translation?
That is because the actual translation is approximately: " And what makes this one so great that he deserves this?" David is therefore actually correct in his translation, though it is incomplete This scene was supposed to have subtitles originally, but one of the directors felt it took away from the scene in some way so they left them out.
Which made the movie has lots of unanswered questiom to the point tye movie became obsolete and... Unwatchable... At least that's how I felt. Not to mention that heroine who gave birth the Alien after watching the engineer tried to kill her and everyone. Still wanted to go to the Engineer's world which I can only imagine that... She died upon entering the atmosphere being shot down by them... 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@hobanagerik While he was insulted by their arrogance, I think it wasn't because Weyland compared himself to the engineer, but because he saw himself as a God and deserving of immortality. The engineers seemed to accept death as part of the cycle of life and to deny it would be to corrupt the natural order of things. Or at least, that is what I got out of it.
@@annehaight9963 The first scene in the movie is an engineer giving his life to seed a planet, probably earth, establishing the cycle of life, or whatever.
The irony of all of this is that Weyland already achieved a form of immortality. Even years after his death his descendants and company continue to venture into stupid wasteful projects and expeditions.
Weyland is meant to be the ultimate cold-pragmatic hubris figure of the franchise and alongside his company long after so it makes sense that HE want's immortality to live forever as he and his company as always put themselves and their greed over everyone else, ever since the first Alien film. But I wouldn't AT ALL call EVERYTHING that Weyland-Yutani corporation has done is "stUpID" or "wASteFuL" in the slightest as some of their projects and expeditions HAVE been helpful for the better meant of humankind, that's why it's such a successful company, the company HAS made tech and advancements that's saved and helped ALOT of people, that's why so many people trust them, at first, and want to work for the company.
@@vasiliypupkin3239 Funny thing and jokes aside, that's an extremely likely chance Weyland-Yuatani actually bought out Wal-mart. That's a crazy thought to realize, huh. lol
Not really, had they said anything but immortality they woulda gotten something else, also what sealed their fate was watching that guard hurt that women and the look of shock pretty much convinced him that humanity is a failure, and proceeds to wipe them all out.
@@derpderp8440 Oh right. The alien dude was just so pissed that someone wanted more life because he just can't understand such a concept. Whats funny is you act like you know exactly how those guys think. lol.
well what Derp Derp said made sense because those "aliens" sacrificed themselves to create humans but then humans started killing each other. This pissed off the gods so they wanted to wipe humanity for their actions. To see that that man hit the woman definitely didnt look good when asking for immortality.
@@sharrybaythompson1935 But those aliens don't look to gentle themselves. I can see that big dude beating on his alien wife when he gets back home. He's very quick to anger.
When you think about it, the Engineer is perfectly justified in his rampage against them. Think about it, we can already guess that he knows that one of his own kind sacrificed themself to create Humanity. He wakes up thousands of years later to see how things are going yet not even five minutes he realises how badly his people f*cked up creating Humanity. He hears witnesses them beating their underlings just for asking questions. He leanrs they only woke him up to learn immortality (which as someone else pointed out in this comment section, is blasphemy to the Engineer as his people accept death and even make rituals out of sacrificing themselves to birth new species). But above all else he hears one of these puny little creatures, who even he can see is one step away from croaking compare itself to him and that it's a God simply because it managed to create a robot in it's image. So as far he's concerned, Humanity has proved to be a failed experiment that needs to be corrected.
When you think about it, it was stupid to just let him get up like that in the first place. I'm sure the entire conversation would have gone differently if that engineer had woken up nude spread-eagled in shackles with ivlines attached with his arms and legs spread and his head in a pet scanner. He'd wake up to that and then just go through days of medical testing, collecting samples, shocking parts of his brains etc. while otherwise completely ignoring him. After a liver biopsy every other day and a catheter to collect urine and something in his ass to investigate his colon, no food, no water besides limited IV nutrition, bright lights, sleep deprivation etc. he's ready for the interrogation. The cardinal error was to worship these people when they should have been viewed as research.
Note 1 to self does an xeno species really have a translation or understand of monotheism concept , Note 2 never tell a larger species that you are never dying ,They may just call your bluff . Note 3 if we share same dna it does not mean they created humans in any way ,doctor Shaw confused this as evidence for her belief in monotheism , We are not created by them they are us derp.
@@koreyb why because they made something ? They were on their way to wipe out an entire planet for disagreeing with their ways. Engineers are no different from any other war mongering species. O wanna see the yautja kick their arses.
To be fair it was probably in a lost translation he could've heard this old man is an immortal and cannot die the engineer was in shock and tried to prove it
Then he could've created bio-androids to exact his revenge on earth's greatest fighters, including one that would eat the others to achieve it's perfect form. 🤣
actually, he should just modify his own genetic code so he could live forever and never grow old. Hell, they had one experimental deaging experiment a couple years ago which deaged everyone in the group by a couple of years on the genetic level. And scientists have already deaged very old mice... Kind of weird to go in this direction... Aging is not going to be a problem in the future, so it never should of been the reason walen did all this , it should of just been arrogance or pride. Aging is not a deadly sin.
To be fair, we can all be a bit like that first thing in the morning when someone starts talking to you before you've had a chance to drink your first coffee.
Can't be the only one who still wants a sequel. There's so much potential in this world. I loved the overall tone of the movie and thought it was really special.
He didn't attack outright because it was obvious time had passed and he didn't know if things had changed. Seeing humans at his pod, he needed answers, and he got them pretty fast. Firstly, he knew his kind never came for him, meaning something went wrong. And secondly, he realized humans were never bestowed the teachings and guidance of the engineers, as Weyland's behavior made that clear. He also saw them wearing what were clearly space suits, indicating they had traveled there through space, rather than just colonizing the planet. So he knew he was alone, facing some kind of small human party that traveled there by space ship. He may have not even attacked them at all if they said they simply found the place and revived him out of curiosity. But if he had gotten back to the engineer home world, he may have reported the failure of his mission, which may have resulted in either another ambassador sent to earth, or another attack ship sent to earth to wipe out humanity. So even if he had let them live for the time being and went on his merry way, it wouldn't have necessarily saved humanity from being a target.
those scientists were arrogant and obnoxious, who do they think they are barging in like that and asking for eternal life without saying hello,good day and ask the engineer how's it going etc. For such smart educated people they sure do not know common decency. They had it coming.
@strike4able because they establish at some point in the film that humans were scene as a mistake in their creation. They wanted to kill us all. So they were supposed to be on their way to wipe out early earth society but never did. When thus engineer woke up he seen humans had transitioned from hunter gatherers to interstellar beings. So he knew he was sleeping for a long time and was very pissed that they were still alive. When they immediately made contact and begun to ask about eternal life and ruling the universe he figured that we were still as primitive as ever and decided to carry out the mission to kill us all himself before we become a threat to either them or all of the galaxy. We are kids cruel kids with technology beyond our intelligence and too stubborn to be kept around. Wayland was probably the worst representation to make contact on behalf of mankind, with a race that already hated us. And David being a robot and crazy only made first contact far worse
@@shanehughes3511 THIS is the question I wanted an answer to. This film doesn't answer the most important questions in it, which are Shaw's "Why do you hate us? Why do you want to kill us?" Those questions are literally the only thing that matters once we learn that the Engineer's ship contains bio-weapons meant for Earth. Who CARES that Weyland wants more life? That's such a terrible writing decision. Why are we answering the wrong question here? (answer: Damon Lindelof) Here's the question I want answered. You finally meet you creators and learn that they want to KILL YOU. That's a profound, terrifying idea. A much more interesting idea.
_"Why are we answering the wrong question here? (answer: Damon Lindelof)."_ Ain't that the truth. I just can't understand why Lindelof keeps getting lucrative gigs. He's no writer, so he must have one hell of a talent for self-promotion (which makes him a jumped-up salesman, I guess). Of course he's not the only mediocrity getting away with this sh!t, not by a long shot.
The Engineer was being ironic by breaking Asimov’s third rule of robotics “A robot should never harm a human being”. Cue smashing his skull in with David’s head.
Trying to be eloquent and fun get your facts straight first. It's the first law and it reads:"A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm." There is also hardly irony to the occurence as David has broken the First Law on numerous occasions already. If David was a "good" "robot" following Asimov's laws, protecting humans at all costs and then his creator would get smashed with David's head, then it would have been ironic in a way.
@@josephleitner8092 Oh, kids, your google knowledge is surely fun :) You know, I there were books, printed on paper and I've read Asimov when I was a kid. And btw I appreciate a good joke, but I like it most when the joke is spot on.
The Engineer is offended by David's existence because it is an affront to his role as creator. He sees Weyland's act of creating David as total arrogance, you know, saying, how dare this guy think he's anywhere near my level.
still, that's the same explanation I got from that scene [ paraller to PZ] Anyway, I tend to think, that he somehow, managed to contrive a meaning, from the moment he steps out of that hybenration coccoon, he seems to be adjusting quite well, to the outside conditions. . . How difficult would it be for him, to 'comprehend' their language intonations Q: I somehow think, that the language of the Engineer, sounds a lot like danish, or some S European language.. Do the rest of U agree? I can make harshly a few words
"Why couldn't they get an old man.. to play an old man?" ... too right, James. That makeup looks so incredibly bad. It's one of those decisions you just look at and go "what where they thinking?"
I can sort of buy it, though. He's unnaturally old, since he's used the very best technology and medicine that money can buy to keep himself alive longer.
Cameron has answered this often asked question in an in-depth interview about the film and series. This decision was made when they, the studio and producers, had plans to not only open the film using the cut Weyland Ted-Talk but also because of future plans on sequal films featuring the actor (Damn name completely escapes me right now) playing the role in far greater depth. His reasoning was it would keep the character of Weyland consistent in speech, appearance, and mannerism. Personally, I loved the film and really thought the make to be damn good.
+TheGravitalEmpire Yes, he was a very old man, but rather than just being content and accepting death, he was afraid to die and fought against it. His desire to keep on living no matter the cost all came out in his final moments, but it was this fear and weakness that cost him. Really, the mission was bound to go tits up in the first place, especially where very limited contact with the Engineers is concerned. The whole crew didn't really expect what they'd find and that fact ended up causing their deaths
"We are gods, and gods never die!" Weyland is hugely inspired by Nietzsche, even quotes Thus Spoke Zarathustra in the 2023 Ted Talk scene. But this scene shows he was a common Nietzsche fanatic who got off on the grandiosity of Thus Spoke Zarathustra and never made it to reading Twilight of the Idols...
It’s honestly sad to see how much they cut out of the movie. It would have been longer, but it would have been a masterpiece instead of some confusing mess that no one really remembers.
Imagine being asleep for 2000 years and the last thing you remember is your crew getting massacred by aliens and you're going to be in that sleep pod potentially for ever. Then you are woken by a group of midgets who shove a robot in your face and demand eternal life because they made a hunk of mental be able to talk. All this without even having a drink!
RakaZet - Black Squad the engineer created Humans humans created the robot people. The engineer who created the people uses the people’s creation (the robot) to kill the robots creator
@QuIgYx wrong for you not for me. You see people can disagree and still be right in their own eyes it sucks you didn’t like it but that won’t stop me from trying to get people to like it. You just wanna argue because u want to be right and I honestly don’t care if you think I’m wrong your opinion won’t change the fact that this movie is great for what it is.
+weirdshibainu in the subtitled version he reacts on Wayland talking about immortality, and how if they were immortal tthey would never had to create humans in the first place.
Yeah. David was on Weyland's leash in a way, and had to follow his commands, maybe making him incapable of physically taking Weyland out himself. Remember right before this scene, David asks Shaw something like "don't all children want their parents to die?" David had mastered everything the old father had to teach him, plus the knowledge he gained from the Engineer's ship.
to elaborate, he says "Val" or "Var" I don't know he says it twice, I think this either means "why" or is simply a questioning term, or it means "you" in some way or another, that makes me think their language works similar to the order the English language is put in, and is probably demanding to know "why are you here why are you in my place/ship/on this planet" all we're told is he wants to know why they're there
the second part of his speech is a lot more confusing, again we're I only told that he's asking why, but he doesn't say "Val/Var" whatever it is, so that might be a word specific to location and not meaning? I don't know I'm not a linguist, but the way he's gesturing is like "what do you mean? We are not equal, you are a project"
Imagine waking up from a 2000 years hyper nap and a random talking testicle claims: "We are the same"
😂😂😂
okie I imagined it
It was hilarious
At least let him have his alien coffee first.
@@schnizzyfizz7832 EXACTLY!
Alien homie looks like a hard boiled egg
"I come from Earth. I am an Instagram influencer. I am a God."
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
@ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm a tick tock lemming
Classic. 👍
🤣🤣
“What did he say?”
“We’ve been trying to get in touch with you about your cars extended warranty...”
Made me chuckle ngl
Now that joke reaches into real life.
Please god no!
😂😂
Since we have not gotten a response, we're giving you a final courtesy call...
Weyland: “We are superior...”
Engineer: “What’s this ‘we’ shit?”
Engineer : I hate communism
@@deadmanexperience724 *As engineer he hates Wii Nintendo.
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Exactly , What wuuz he thinking.
When you get knocked out for many centuries by some dangerous ravioli you were cooking up, and wake up to find the left over pizza you were gonna toss out has grown sentience and demands everlasting life.
I can relate
Lmao. Perfectly put.
better than forgetting about some Ganymede rock lobster that you left in the fridge.
@@ohno3785 Ah a person of culture I see
*ÑOM ÑOM ÑOM* Excuse me, what pizza?
Engineer was like: “And you woke me up for this?”
lmao
Yes! When David first speaks and the engineer gets up you see it in his face like "not this shit again".
Hindi translation for same : "Bhosdike Toh iske liye tum mere darwaze pe aa gaye"
He was just grumpy cause of lack of sleep.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
“We are Gods and Gods never die” -Peter Weyland, the day he died.
Look on my works, ye mighty
@@stateofopportunity1286 and despair
LOL
“Look on my works, ye mighty and despair, lol!”
~Ozymillennial, King of overrated acronyms
@@stateofopportunity1286 Nice job. Just about to reply with this.
"Trust me, I'm an engineer"
*Proceeds to rip head off*
It was a durability test... and in a way, he passed I mean he did come back and kill a whole planet of them?
@@TOILETPOOL Comments like these are proof there's more than enough good people out there to keep the world spinning in the right direction...forgot about this stuff until reading here
@Sunamer Z I DONT REMEMBER THIS SCENE
In comes a Space Jockey. Out goes a Space Jockey.
czcams.com/video/rp8hvyjZWHs/video.html 'engineer song'
"He's perfect and I made him! I'm a god!"
"Really? Let's test that hypothesis."
Engineer: "He's not that perfect, his head doesn't even have any comfy grips to bludgeon you to death with. 1/10."
Lol
"If he is perfect, why he cant beat me?"
Indian professors am I right?
This line also lets Lindelof avoid answering the important question, "why do you hate us? Why do you want to kill us?!" You finally meet your creators and learn that they want to KILL YOU. That's a profound, terrifying idea. But Lindelof NEVER answers deep questions because that sh*t's hard work. And now, he's replaced it with "Weyland wants more life." And Lindelof tries to make it sound lofty and poetic with Weyland's, "I created David so we are both like the Gods" speech. This is what "Mystery Box" writing looks like when you finally open the box. It always contains either nothing or bullsh*t.
David told him Weyland is responsible for the Alien vs Predator movies.
They should make a Predators vs Engineers movie.
LMAO
😂😂
@@johnnysparkleface3096 NAH LOL NO
@@Oshidorinohina Well, if not that, then Predators & Engineers fight Jack-Jack.
In the original cut, the Engineer demonstrates his superiority by slapping David and Weyland to death with his 24 inch morning wood
is that your fantasy lol
Hell yeah
I feel sus just for liking this comment....
😂
"Release" the morning wood cut.
David was sneaky. Didn't translate everything. Alien didn't ask "why". it looked disgusted with Weylan and annoyed that such an inferior creature would question it.
@@nicaretezeteticon6934 He really said that?
The engineer actually asked "why? what has he done to deserve immortality". I understand engineer speak, its an ancient language taught in kindergarden in my country.
@@nicaretezeteticon6934 You didn't got my joke. I understand.
@@nicaretezeteticon6934 *yikes*
@@captainfatbat9557
The only person that would laugh at that joke is the guy that is laughing at you, not at your joke!
"A bunch of smart people doing dumb stuff" should have been the name of this movie.
blaknite1 representing the average human groups. Pretty accurate. So the aliens can have an accurate image of what the Earth is now like. If you send nice people they would be pretty upset when they come to earth to visit us to find out.
Only smart personel were those pilots.
Too smart for their own good, including the engineers.
So true. My favorite smart person stupid moment is when the scientist breaks quarantine by removing his helmet. How stupid can a scientist be? Then it was compounded by allowing him back inside the ship. This kind of breakdown in logic just baffles me. Every landing ship (the size of Prometheus, at least) needs to have an isolation ward for such dumb-dumbs. Of course, that would have ruined the original Alien movie.
Actually my girlfriend came up with the idea that if this and Alien Covenant had just been called David's Big Adventure part 1 & 2, it would have been a lot better. I have to agree.
I think he was pissed because not one of them offered him a refreshing beverage.
Probably wanted to be excused, so he could take a leak.
Gandalf the goat Or at least a Mentos. Being in stasis that long probably gave him death breath.
You damn hack.
Wanna sprite cranberry
Yes, they were totally rude. Who taught you manners wayland?
Weyland: we are gods, and gods never die
Also Weynald: *dies*
Also the engineer: *dies later*
A god has his reign, and then he dies. It's inevitable. Zeus, Ra, all of them "died". And so will Yahweh.
Engineer: "Tell Me, do you bleed?"
@@XzaroX If Yahweh ever existed, it is already dead.
Weynald
Engineer was like “tf you talking about this ‘we’ shit. Last I checked you were living in caves and eating sticks”
Roughly how I talk to cops and cop mentality... the reaction is roughly the same (but slightly more profitable to me and my lawyer)
@@koningbolo4700 Wat?
"eating sticks" lol
@@koningbolo4700 ?
The second time, that engineer didn't need a translation. Says a lot about the cognitive skills. Very subtle
Maybe he had some sort of Bio-AI-Language-system in his symbiotic-Biosuit and and used it to access the language of his failed creation...
You don't need to understand the words to deduce wanton arrogance.
@Frithlethrend I don't think he would need a very long time to recognise a human and the exactly thing they were supposed to be in charge to destroy
He may have already known the proto-indo-european language and pieced it together quite quickly.
@@chris714n83yh1 no
This is my favorite scene in Star Wars.
Denzel Washington was definitely top tier, but I think Jean-Luc Picard a.k.a. The Engineer was even better in Star Wars.
Lol Idk why I'm laughing so hard at this.
yo don't forget about data. he seemed quite happy to be petted by the engineer.
Bryan birdchest Callen it’s obviously Star Wars
@Bryan birdchest Callen moron! Its absolutely Star Wars, its just the next generation one.
engineer: "Next time bring some croissant with coffee at least"
Weyland spoke in the interstellar language of douchebaggery.
Yeah
@That Tool You realise that EXACT story has been done a million God damn times, right?
A MOVIE JUST ABOUT THE ENGINEERS WOULD HAVE BEEN GOOD, MADE APOCALYPTO STYLE.
That's legitimately a brilliant idea
Only if at the end Mel Gibson and his people show up, says "We are directors, we worship God, and Jesus died for you" and the engineer beats him to death with a robot head
I was actually disappointed to the sequel to this, I thought it would follow to the planet of the engineers.. Not only they killed the main character but they also turn the movie full alien again.. Mhhh
Killing off their race off screen was just enough for me to decide that I was wrong when I thought Alien Resurrection was the lowest way to establish a plot continuity between films (i.e., Hi Ripley, we just brought you back from the dead!)
@@robertlaw4073 We dont need another ripley either in these new crappy movies, the alien concept is stronger than that. The human characters are the weakest and least interesting part of the new prequels.
The engineer basically told him to check his privilege
lol
+Chris Ashton You actually use that word? Jesus christ man...
lazy gizmo Fuck no I was using it as a joke. In fact, I fucking hate that word more than you think lol
+Chris Ashton engineers purge that word from their vocabulary and other forms of non-objectivism, mental whims milions years ago.
PC planet earth brah!!!
david says 'This man is here because he does not want to die. He believes you can give him more life.'
/ida hmanəm aɪ kja namṛtuh zdɛ:taha/…/ghʷɪvah-pjorn-ɪttham sas da:tṛ kredah/
Yup, that is the way you say no thank you.
1-up
Bludgeoning people with the head of an android is a greeting
The Engineer doesnt fully understand Weyland's response. When he touches David's head, he realises he is not human but an android. Realising the mockery humans have made of life, the Engineer becomes angry.
Ironically, this universe is shared with Blade Runner, where decades prior humans DID grow synthetic humans, but they proved too rebellious, leading to their destruction and replacement by androids like David.
@@Kyle-mz8ng Source?
Nah Blade Runner shares themes and an aesthetic but officially its separate
@@ItsButterBean1020 not so fast good sir you might want to investigate the blu ray or click craigs link captioned "According to a bonus feature on the new Steelbook Blu-ray edition of Prometheus the answer is a confirmed yes, there is a connection between the Weyland Corporation and Blade Runner’s Tyrell Corporation [click the link to view], and proof that Blade Runner and the Alien movies take place within the same universe. This is something we’ve been speculating about since before Prometheus was released, thanks to a couple of videos released back in April." lazy boy.
@@yaboiii64 I’m aware of that stuff
I’m saying the actual franchise heads at Fox and the guy behind the Alien ROG consider the series separate, albeit with non canon Easter eggs
Weyland: "I'm a god, and gods never die"
Engineer: "Oh you don't die? Cool!" **hits Weyland with David's head** "Bro you a goddamn liar you're dying right now"
😂
Engineer is a frat bro
Weyland : "I want to be immortal."
Engineer : "I'm about to end this man's career."
Yup
Here's the question I want answered: you finally meet your creators and learn that they want to KILL YOU. That's a profound, terrifying idea. A much more interesting idea. Who cares that Weyland want's more life? That's such a terrible writing decision.
@@KneelB4Bacon Weyland is a cabal paranoid and greedy prick, deserved to extinct anyway. There could be more questions to the engineer than just this immortan joe shit.
Such a shit overvomited joke... how come Americans aren’t tired of it yet? Smh
Mischa Vladimir Americans? Nice assumption. Just as much an idiot as the others....
Who the hell edited this. Edward Scissor hands?
Lol
hahahahaha
+alicemckin lol, but in all seriousness its actually a deleted scene so the editing is not final.
True.
My all time favorite CZcams comment.
Weyland: “We are superior..”
Engineer: “And I Took that Personally”
kek
*"And Gods never die"*
*Engineer: Ugh... I'm going back to sleepy.*
Cue credits. No Covenant.
Fassbender looks so happy when he's getting head rubs from the Engineer.
+MegaShizer Yeah he is all like ''HARDER!!''
+Adrian Nicollas xD
+MegaShizer
Well... to be fair, he was idolizing them, like he was going to turn on Weiland. Given that his statement to the Engineer was "This man has lived a long life... but he selfishly wants more."
Hoboharry i would too. I bet that engineer has one big ass dick
druidboy76 But does David have a mangina?
Pretty sure David said "AvP was better than Alien" before the Engineer went ape shit
Haha
+De Morte Tape To be fair though, this film felt very similar to the first AVP in terms of structure and story. XD
KikBlava yeah but it wasn't nearly as childish or stupid
Funny how this movie is almost a copy of AVP
Drake Jones um...how?
Weyland : I am also a God. I created perfection.
Engineer : Proceeds to examine the creation, not happy with the quality of build material and structural rigidity of the head portion.
“Perfection, huh? That’s really cool, little buddy! I’m so pr-“ *feels small dent*
1:32
That's what you get if you let chinese build your stuff.
@@gaecynt4687 If it was chinese made it probably wouldn't have reached the new planet.
A true engineer indeed.
Customer complaint, engineer style
Weyland: “Dude, you got fire watch.”
*Immediately gets wrecked*
that red lens always made me angry
Lol
Oh hell naw
1:50am *buddy shakes you like a dead baby* “duuuude you got EC in 10 minutes!!”
I felt this.
Engineer: "Ouaargh nold! Eeda mal yoo gutt darg gaarths deaaamn!"
Weyland: "What did he say?"
David: "He asks: 'Why?' "
Am I the only one to doubt the accuracy/completeness of this translation?
That is because the actual translation is approximately: " And what makes this one so great that he deserves this?"
David is therefore actually correct in his translation, though it is incomplete
This scene was supposed to have subtitles originally, but one of the directors felt it took away from the scene in some way so they left them out.
Which made the movie has lots of unanswered questiom to the point tye movie became obsolete and... Unwatchable... At least that's how I felt.
Not to mention that heroine who gave birth the Alien after watching the engineer tried to kill her and everyone.
Still wanted to go to the Engineer's world which I can only imagine that... She died upon entering the atmosphere being shot down by them... 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@viperakmal yea.
luuk341 that director took the context out of the scene along with it. Unfortunate.
@@viperakmal don't watch the sequel. It's even more tarded.
the engineer looks surprised when he sees humans and even more fascinated when hears David talk to him.
Eduardo Mendez He was probably quite insulted, and angry and the impudence. That they should compare themselves to him.
@@hobanagerik While he was insulted by their arrogance, I think it wasn't because Weyland compared himself to the engineer, but because he saw himself as a God and deserving of immortality. The engineers seemed to accept death as part of the cycle of life and to deny it would be to corrupt the natural order of things.
Or at least, that is what I got out of it.
@@NorHeadHunter I think it was established that although the Engineers can live for thousands of years, they are not immortal.
@@annehaight9963 The first scene in the movie is an engineer giving his life to seed a planet, probably earth, establishing the cycle of life, or whatever.
Grok Fractal you don’t effing get it the engineer killed them because he saw humanity hasn’t changed they are still violent when the man hits shaw
The irony of all of this is that Weyland already achieved a form of immortality. Even years after his death his descendants and company continue to venture into stupid wasteful projects and expeditions.
And 300 years later his company has been bought by Wal-mart
Weyland is meant to be the ultimate cold-pragmatic hubris figure of the franchise and alongside his company long after so it makes sense that HE want's immortality to live forever as he and his company as always put themselves and their greed over everyone else, ever since the first Alien film. But I wouldn't AT ALL call EVERYTHING that Weyland-Yutani corporation has done is "stUpID" or "wASteFuL" in the slightest as some of their projects and expeditions HAVE been helpful for the better meant of humankind, that's why it's such a successful company, the company HAS made tech and advancements that's saved and helped ALOT of people, that's why so many people trust them, at first, and want to work for the company.
@@vasiliypupkin3239 Funny thing and jokes aside, that's an extremely likely chance Weyland-Yuatani actually bought out Wal-mart. That's a crazy thought to realize, huh. lol
@@vasiliypupkin3239 Walmart-Yutani
@@vasiliypupkin3239 correct nothing last forever.
That Alien dude was going to get super pissed no matter what was said.
Not really, had they said anything but immortality they woulda gotten something else, also what sealed their fate was watching that guard hurt that women and the look of shock pretty much convinced him that humanity is a failure, and proceeds to wipe them all out.
@@derpderp8440 Oh right. The alien dude was just so pissed that someone wanted more life because he just can't understand such a concept. Whats funny is you act like you know exactly how those guys think. lol.
Dude had the hangover of all hangovers, and no one had any glasses of juice at the ready. Of course heads were gonna roll
well what Derp Derp said made sense because those "aliens" sacrificed themselves to create humans but then humans started killing each other. This pissed off the gods so they wanted to wipe humanity for their actions. To see that that man hit the woman definitely didnt look good when asking for immortality.
@@sharrybaythompson1935 But those aliens don't look to gentle themselves. I can see that big dude beating on his alien wife when he gets back home. He's very quick to anger.
He's not so bad, once you get to know him
hiephoi058 lmfao
Matrix quote
Say's Pedo Bear
Aaaaaaashahahahahahahah
i would like but the numbers dont lie ;)
The next time someone asks if you're a god you say YES
LOL
Alright this engineer is toast!
Ghost Busters reference?
GO GET'ER RAY!
Perfect 😂
"We are gods!"
"So you have chosen
ALIVEN'T"
Winston: "When someone asks if you're a god, you say YES!"
Engineer: [ *Rips the Ghostbusters heads off.* ]
The line is "when a woman asks if you are a god, you say yes!"
When you think about it, the Engineer is perfectly justified in his rampage against them. Think about it, we can already guess that he knows that one of his own kind sacrificed themself to create Humanity. He wakes up thousands of years later to see how things are going yet not even five minutes he realises how badly his people f*cked up creating Humanity. He hears witnesses them beating their underlings just for asking questions. He leanrs they only woke him up to learn immortality (which as someone else pointed out in this comment section, is blasphemy to the Engineer as his people accept death and even make rituals out of sacrificing themselves to birth new species). But above all else he hears one of these puny little creatures, who even he can see is one step away from croaking compare itself to him and that it's a God simply because it managed to create a robot in it's image. So as far he's concerned, Humanity has proved to be a failed experiment that needs to be corrected.
Damn that’s truth
Almost had a stroke reading this
@@halolime117 lol can't tell if that's a compliment or not?
When you think about it, it was stupid to just let him get up like that in the first place. I'm sure the entire conversation would have gone differently if that engineer had woken up nude spread-eagled in shackles with ivlines attached with his arms and legs spread and his head in a pet scanner. He'd wake up to that and then just go through days of medical testing, collecting samples, shocking parts of his brains etc. while otherwise completely ignoring him. After a liver biopsy every other day and a catheter to collect urine and something in his ass to investigate his colon, no food, no water besides limited IV nutrition, bright lights, sleep deprivation etc. he's ready for the interrogation.
The cardinal error was to worship these people when they should have been viewed as research.
@@statinskill They should have made steaks out of him instead.
Note to self: If I ever meet an alien being who's species possibly created all of humanity...don't refer to myself as GOD.
"Ray, when someone asks if you're a god, you say YES!"
@@Sei783 Ah that's where he got it wrong. He just proclaimed himself a God. He wasn't asked.
@Backstage Bum No, it's when someone asks if you are a god, then you say 'yes' ;-)
Law Dorherty
Thats the funniest shit ive heard haha
Note 1 to self does an xeno species really have a translation or understand of monotheism concept ,
Note 2 never tell a larger species that you are never dying ,They may just call your bluff .
Note 3 if we share same dna it does not mean they created humans in any way ,doctor Shaw confused this as evidence for her belief in monotheism , We are not created by them they are us derp.
"we are Gods. And Gods will never die"
Proceeds to kill him.
Me: *ironic*
Palpatines voice is all i hear.
@@BioHazGuy, 24/7
Haha yeah
Weyland: And gods never die
Engineer: Youre right, they dont.
David said: “Fortnite is better than Minecraft”
And things escalated from there
😂😂😂 bro
Im gonna be db for no reason and say the truth: Red Dead is better than both
How do you even compare the two... like what sense does this comment make
@@starchild.P "fortnite bad, minecraft good, give me likes"
I swear "forTnITe BaD MineCrAFt GoOD" is the millenials' equivalent of boomers' "PhOnE bAD BOOk goOd".
The engineer looks like handsome squidward
true
+Sebastian Tablada haha
That is too funny!!!!!!! LMFAO!
+JK Wong In soviet Paradise, engineer finds you (meh, i tried:/)
LOOOOL
For an engineer to be woke up by humans only means devastating things to happen. All the trespassing and warnings signs was ignored.
this
Engineer: Do NOT disturb me before my coffee.
I wish someone would give us a couple of films about the engineers. They are absolutely fascinating.
I am sure we'll get there eventually lol
Not really. They remind me of past Europeans and Spaniards.
@@koreyb why because they made something ? They were on their way to wipe out an entire planet for disagreeing with their ways. Engineers are no different from any other war mongering species. O wanna see the yautja kick their arses.
Ridley Scott has lost his talent so idk if its likely.
@@khatdragon7694 Who are fascinating.
"We are different, we are gods, and gods never die"
Cut to his youthful creation still living after having its head ripped off
Best thing that ever happened to him. He should have been left that way.
That's one way to deal with your laptop when your code isn't compiling. Truly an engineer!
kek
This scene is a perfect reason why you should BE HUMBLE especially when coming in contact with a highly advanced alien race.
lol ... that odd moment when some one wakes you up early and starts demanding stuff from you....
@Roy G Biv Lol, same for me.
Weyland: we are gods, we never die.
Engineer: let's put your name to the test.
To be fair it was probably in a lost translation he could've heard this old man is an immortal and cannot die the engineer was in shock and tried to prove it
lul
If Weyland was that clever, he'd have made an andriod body that he could transplant his brain into.
Lol he should have invented that instead of David 😂
I mean that's not going to stop his brain from dying of old age.
Then he could've created bio-androids to exact his revenge on earth's greatest fighters, including one that would eat the others to achieve it's perfect form. 🤣
@@aaronthebarbaric7733 ok
actually, he should just modify his own genetic code so he could live forever and never grow old. Hell, they had one experimental deaging experiment a couple years ago which deaged everyone in the group by a couple of years on the genetic level. And scientists have already deaged very old mice... Kind of weird to go in this direction... Aging is not going to be a problem in the future, so it never should of been the reason walen did all this , it should of just been arrogance or pride. Aging is not a deadly sin.
Engineer:”I’m finally awake! Is this a sequel to Alien?”
David:”Nope, prequel...”
Engineer:”.....”
Weyland: I wish to be immortal.
The Engineer: So, you have chosen *death.*
For once this fits
🤣🤣😹😹😹
Reason he was so upset is because David asked "Are you wearing clothes or are you the clothes?"
Lmaoooo bruh thanks my roomate probably thinks im crazy bc i just BUST out laughing at this shit in my room
Best comment I'd read this month
Kkkkkkkkkk
To be fair, we can all be a bit like that first thing in the morning when someone starts talking to you before you've had a chance to drink your first coffee.
David: Weyland loves GOT season 8
He asked "Why ?" Bullshit he did. He was talking for two to three sentences. That sounded more like a statement then a question.
+TheTruthIsGonnaHurt Well he probably said something like 'Why would you want to become a god' etc and David just simplified it.
correct.
David cleary is lying.
+Jerikoh O'Cru no wonder david's head ended up on the floor. The engineer didn't want to hear him translate again
haha
says a bunch of angry words and apparently he just asked "why"
He cussed untranslatable slang, maybe?
I think the robot was telling him something else
maybe David was paraphrasing?
“Explain yourself - why would you ask such a thing of me?
Which means “why?”
I think the Engi asks "What makes a man think he deserves such thing?"
"We are creators we are Gods and Gods never die"
Engineer : " wait a minute "
Na, I think the Engineer said "Hold my Beer"
Wait a minute... Who are you??
Can't be the only one who still wants a sequel. There's so much potential in this world. I loved the overall tone of the movie and thought it was really special.
Alien Covenant?
I think it is really telling how the engineer didn’t attack outright. I also like to think that the moment he felt David he could tell he wasn’t human
He didn't attack outright because it was obvious time had passed and he didn't know if things had changed. Seeing humans at his pod, he needed answers, and he got them pretty fast. Firstly, he knew his kind never came for him, meaning something went wrong. And secondly, he realized humans were never bestowed the teachings and guidance of the engineers, as Weyland's behavior made that clear. He also saw them wearing what were clearly space suits, indicating they had traveled there through space, rather than just colonizing the planet. So he knew he was alone, facing some kind of small human party that traveled there by space ship. He may have not even attacked them at all if they said they simply found the place and revived him out of curiosity. But if he had gotten back to the engineer home world, he may have reported the failure of his mission, which may have resulted in either another ambassador sent to earth, or another attack ship sent to earth to wipe out humanity. So even if he had let them live for the time being and went on his merry way, it wouldn't have necessarily saved humanity from being a target.
those scientists were arrogant and obnoxious, who do they think they are barging in like that and asking for eternal life without saying hello,good day and ask the engineer how's it going etc. For such smart educated people they sure do not know common decency. They had it coming.
ArnoldFTW97 yes they did
He seems friendly when he hears the android speaking his language, from my point of view he is disappointed by Weyland's request.
@strike4able because they establish at some point in the film that humans were scene as a mistake in their creation. They wanted to kill us all. So they were supposed to be on their way to wipe out early earth society but never did. When thus engineer woke up he seen humans had transitioned from hunter gatherers to interstellar beings. So he knew he was sleeping for a long time and was very pissed that they were still alive. When they immediately made contact and begun to ask about eternal life and ruling the universe he figured that we were still as primitive as ever and decided to carry out the mission to kill us all himself before we become a threat to either them or all of the galaxy. We are kids cruel kids with technology beyond our intelligence and too stubborn to be kept around. Wayland was probably the worst representation to make contact on behalf of mankind, with a race that already hated us. And David being a robot and crazy only made first contact far worse
@@shanehughes3511 THIS is the question I wanted an answer to. This film doesn't answer the most important questions in it, which are Shaw's "Why do you hate us? Why do you want to kill us?" Those questions are literally the only thing that matters once we learn that the Engineer's ship contains bio-weapons meant for Earth. Who CARES that Weyland wants more life? That's such a terrible writing decision. Why are we answering the wrong question here? (answer: Damon Lindelof)
Here's the question I want answered. You finally meet you creators and learn that they want to KILL YOU.
That's a profound, terrifying idea. A much more interesting idea.
_"Why are we answering the wrong question here? (answer: Damon Lindelof)."_ Ain't that the truth. I just can't understand why Lindelof keeps getting lucrative gigs. He's no writer, so he must have one hell of a talent for self-promotion (which makes him a jumped-up salesman, I guess). Of course he's not the only mediocrity getting away with this sh!t, not by a long shot.
Dude I like the reaction of the engineer when David starts speaking his language.
His like wtf! He speaks the language of the Gods😂😂😂
The Engineer was being ironic by breaking Asimov’s third rule of robotics “A robot should never harm a human being”. Cue smashing his skull in with David’s head.
Trying to be eloquent and fun get your facts straight first. It's the first law and it reads:"A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm." There is also hardly irony to the occurence as David has broken the First Law on numerous occasions already. If David was a "good" "robot" following Asimov's laws, protecting humans at all costs and then his creator would get smashed with David's head, then it would have been ironic in a way.
@@kumanon9466 aw comon he was just having fun. You don't have to flex your google knowledge and act like he committed a capital crime.
Funny comment. Take my like!
@@josephleitner8092 Oh, kids, your google knowledge is surely fun :) You know, I there were books, printed on paper and I've read Asimov when I was a kid. And btw I appreciate a good joke, but I like it most when the joke is spot on.
Humans are the creations of the Engineers, they can do what they like with us...
The whole killing Weyland with his own creation thing went over my head at first
Judging by little likes, Id say so did it with everyone else, me too.
Specifically this comment is so undderated
@@pop.reactionz you'll never get ahead in life if everyone spoon feeds you.
Sadly, it did not go over Weyland's
The Engineer is offended by David's existence because it is an affront to his role as creator. He sees Weyland's act of creating David as total arrogance, you know, saying, how dare this guy think he's anywhere near my level.
He didn't understand last reply of Waylend. David didn't translate it.
still, that's the same explanation I got from that scene [ paraller to PZ]
Anyway, I tend to think, that he somehow, managed to contrive a meaning, from the moment he steps out of that hybenration coccoon, he seems to be adjusting quite well, to the outside conditions. . . How difficult would it be for him, to 'comprehend' their language intonations
Q: I somehow think, that the language of the Engineer, sounds a lot like danish, or some S European language.. Do the rest of U agree?
I can make harshly a few words
He speaks Proto-Indo-European.
Well . i've seen Eliade's script, from Copolla's visualisation [youth without youth] but it's really nothing, like it
Anyway nice try
it actually sounds even like farsi to me, and yes, it also sounds scandinavian. Proto Indo European must have sounded like that
Pretty cool to the see the engineer and David team up to take on Welyend. Two handed maces with bite damage are hard to come by.
"Why couldn't they get an old man.. to play an old man?" ... too right, James. That makeup looks so incredibly bad. It's one of those decisions you just look at and go "what where they thinking?"
I can sort of buy it, though. He's unnaturally old, since he's used the very best technology and medicine that money can buy to keep himself alive longer.
Or Snorting.
I think the reason they used make up is because they do show him a lot younger in covenant.
@@Gencoil One hundred fifty maybe?
Cameron has answered this often asked question in an in-depth interview about the film and series. This decision was made when they, the studio and producers, had plans to not only open the film using the cut Weyland Ted-Talk but also because of future plans on sequal films featuring the actor (Damn name completely escapes me right now) playing the role in far greater depth. His reasoning was it would keep the character of Weyland consistent in speech, appearance, and mannerism.
Personally, I loved the film and really thought the make to be damn good.
the engineer said, " puts some RESPECK on my name". :)
lol
its 1am and I just had a laugh attack and now my wife is upset
I ain't gonna tell you no mo!
clobbyhops 😂😂
He should of been a bit more subtle about his bid to become a god. Stupid humans and their greed.
It wasn't about greed. It was about the will to survive.
+TheGravitalEmpire only generations will survive in our dimension
+TheGravitalEmpire to survive after the lifespan is greed
+TheGravitalEmpire Yes, he was a very old man, but rather than just being content and accepting death, he was afraid to die and fought against it. His desire to keep on living no matter the cost all came out in his final moments, but it was this fear and weakness that cost him. Really, the mission was bound to go tits up in the first place, especially where very limited contact with the Engineers is concerned. The whole crew didn't really expect what they'd find and that fact ended up causing their deaths
Aren't you human too? Hehe.. Stupid.
"We are gods, and gods never die!"
Weyland is hugely inspired by Nietzsche, even quotes Thus Spoke Zarathustra in the 2023 Ted Talk scene. But this scene shows he was a common Nietzsche fanatic who got off on the grandiosity of Thus Spoke Zarathustra and never made it to reading Twilight of the Idols...
It’s honestly sad to see how much they cut out of the movie. It would have been longer, but it would have been a masterpiece instead of some confusing mess that no one really remembers.
Imagine being asleep for 2000 years and the last thing you remember is your crew getting massacred by aliens and you're going to be in that sleep pod potentially for ever. Then you are woken by a group of midgets who shove a robot in your face and demand eternal life because they made a hunk of mental be able to talk. All this without even having a drink!
This what happens when you bother someone before they've had coffee.
The irony of this scene......
(The Creator) of an unknown Creator killing (Their Creation) with (The Creation of their Creation)
Well, it had to happen eventually over the span of eternity.
can u explain my brain is stuck
RakaZet - Black Squad the engineer created Humans humans created the robot people. The engineer who created the people uses the people’s creation (the robot) to kill the robots creator
😂😂😂
@@RakaZet If you don't get I then think it'd be better for you to just forget about it and watch Teletubbies instead.
Well. If a couple of strangers wake me up from my sleep and start asking stupid questions, I'd snap too.
Now the scene makes sense. The movie had cutout the aliens dialogue
The engineer said "You will respect my autoritah!"
David: "You look like handsome squidward."
Engineer: *Rips head off*
the speech /voice with the echo from the Engeener is incredible good
One of the most underrated unbelievable movies ever.
@QuIgYx your opinion is yours. The next movie was shit. But that’s fine you don’t agree
@QuIgYx wrong for you not for me. You see people can disagree and still be right in their own eyes it sucks you didn’t like it but that won’t stop me from trying to get people to like it. You just wanna argue because u want to be right and I honestly don’t care if you think I’m wrong your opinion won’t change the fact that this movie is great for what it is.
This should've stayed it explains so much more
The engineer speaking would have made way more sense then him just going into a blind frenzy of rage
His silence preserves tension and mystery. They could be functioning entirely by telepathy and don't have need of spoken language.
-What he said?
...
-"Not even a coffee first?"
Head gets ripped
This clip nothing to lose our head over.
Puny god.
Maybe David has his own agenda and said something else to the engineer not what weyland asked him to.....
+weirdshibainu in the subtitled version he reacts on Wayland talking about immortality, and how if they were immortal tthey would never had to create humans in the first place.
+weirdshibainu
Oh yea, David definitely had his own agenda.
Yeah. David was on Weyland's leash in a way, and had to follow his commands, maybe making him incapable of physically taking Weyland out himself. Remember right before this scene, David asks Shaw something like "don't all children want their parents to die?" David had mastered everything the old father had to teach him, plus the knowledge he gained from the Engineer's ship.
+TN BN Or maybe he said "kill all humans "
weirdshibainu
Jajajaja... that's what I dream about at night. "Hey baby do you want to kill all humans, too?"
"You know, i'm something of an engineer myself"
It always starts with a gentle hand somewhere on the face. That's how you start a violent act. Bane and Engineer proved it.
"why are you here..
why are you on my ship"
the engineers first greeting I guess?
to elaborate, he says "Val" or "Var" I don't know
he says it twice, I think this either means "why" or is simply a questioning term, or it means "you" in some way or another, that makes me think their language works similar to the order the English language is put in, and is probably demanding to know "why are you here
why are you in my place/ship/on this planet" all we're told is he wants to know why they're there
the second part of his speech is a lot more confusing, again we're I only told that he's asking why, but he doesn't say "Val/Var" whatever it is, so that might be a word specific to location and not meaning? I don't know I'm not a linguist, but the way he's gesturing is like "what do you mean? We are not equal, you are a project"
@@bigdumbandkindascared5181 You can look up Proto-Indo-European if you're curious. That's the language they used for this movie.
Weyland: talk to him
David: my friend here wants to see your genitals
Nesler Nesler Engineer: you traveled this far just to see my shloong!?😂
When I watched this movie when I was a bit younger, from start to finish I didn't have a clue what the hell was going on.
"Traveled through space to wake me up with this silly little talk?"
wrong answer
Alex Moreau haahhah
"I made him in my own image" Typical reference to playing God.
He did literally style them on himself. Those androids are a kind of cruel joke about the idea of playing god.
"You can not play God and wash away the things you created. -Adama- BSG
I guess the moral of the story is that you don't wake up a sleeping giant.
Lol the sounds at the start when the cables are coming off him are hilarious