Is the ship in Alien the same as Prometheus?

Is the ship in Alien the same as Prometheus?

The two ships in Alien and Prometheus are different. According to Scott, the derelict spaceship seen in Alien was similar to the one shown in Prometheus, but was in fact a "brother," not the same ship.

Is alien Covenant a sequel to Prometheus?

2017's Alien: Covenant may not have been the franchise's most financially successful outing, but the 2017 movie is a stronger Alien prequel than its predecessor, 2012's Prometheus.

Why did Prometheus steal fire?

In a slightly different version of the story, mankind already had fire, and when Prometheus tried to trick Zeus into eating bones and fat instead of the best meat during a meal at Mt. Olympus, Zeus, in anger, took away fire so that man would have to eat his meat raw.

Are there any sequels to Alien and Prometheus?

• Years 2103-2122: Possible Alien: Covenant Sequels. After the release of Prometheus, Ridley Scott said that there would be at least three more prequels to the original Alien, including Covenant. He ...

Is there going to be a prequel to alien?

• Ridley Scott's Alien -turned- Prometheus movies have proven divisive among fans and critics, but the visionary director should be allowed to wrap up the ambiguous saga of David 8. Movie fans the world over were undeniably excited when it was first announced Ridley Scott was returning to the Alien franchise for a prequel.

Who is the writer of the movie Prometheus?

• Prometheus was originally conceived as a straightforward prequel to Scott's original Alien. Initially titled Alien: Engineers, the script by Jon Spaihts was shown to writer Damon Lindelof, who advised Scott to nix many of the links to the original film to achieve a more unique and original creation.

Is there a year by year Guide to Prometheus?

• It's getting quite complicated in there, so we've put together a handy year-by-year (or millennium-by-millennium) guide to Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, Alien, Aliens, Alien³ and Alien Resurrection so you won't be too confused by the time the next sequel/prequel arrives.