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I would only be repeating myself so let's agree to disagree.
I'm pro-Neill Blomkamp's Alien movie and don't like Prometheus. You're contra Neil Blomkamp's Alien movie and like Prometheus.
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I'm going to watch Elysium soon. Maybe that will change things. But I'm against pointless and late sequels. We all know how well Superman Returns, the Star Wars prequels, and other things like this turned out. I will say that I watched In the Mouth of Madness for the first time. That's a good movie. Very psychological horror.
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While Neil is a good fit for Sci-Fi these days (Loved D9) I am not sure about this. His concept art was awesome though.
But Elysium was a let down, and I haven't heard great things about Chappie either. I hope he isn't the South African version of M.Night.
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Neil cannot direct an action sequence to save his sorry soul. Chappie was brutal, brutal.
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