Do not Read if you have not seen the movie yet.
Ok so i just saw it, im so confused with so many questions. The film was so thought provoking, i cant remember the last time leaving a theatre and continuing to think about the movie for so long after. Overall it was a great film, but it leaves me asking for more questions. Maybe that is the point of it... to lead into a sequel.
The most interesting thing about this movie is that it proves one major point about asking questions about origins: You answer one question about the origins of the Universe and you are left with a million more for each that is asnwered, just like this movie.
My question is about the black goo weaponized DNA. The beginning scene, it killed the engineer, was this on earth? I still don’t quite understand the beginning, if they actually do populate this earth by drinking that black goo and decintigrating into millions of new DNA cells creating life as a honor possibly? Now in the room where it shows the tomb, there is a picture that looks very much like an Alien from the original. So also maybe this is just one type of their bio weapons that they have developed.
Why did it affect humans differently then the prehumans or engineers if they have the same DNA? Why could it mutate inside just a normal worm and change it into something else entirely? But then it kills the engineers, like in the start of the film. And at the end, when the XENOMORPH is created...How Does it move to different planets? Just confused how it ends up being used by the Engineers like in the movie ALIENS, where they have an entire area with the eggs.
Also what did Fassbender say to that guy to make him rip his head off and go on a rampage?
What ever they were going to do with the weapons they had on LV-223, clearly it turned on them and they never got around to doing whatever they were supposed to be doing.
And lastly but least, Why do the engineers want to destroy our race ? because we are hosts ? or because we became to powerful?
They apparently stopped visiting earth during the rise of the Egyptian empire.