Why Is Prometheus Not Here Yet?! Here’s A Noomi Rapace Video To Tide You Over.

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Yes, I know, Prometheus isn’t here yet because it’s not June 8, but don’t pretend you don’t know what I mean, Alien fans! I’ll be honest, I’ve been a little overwhelmed with how much footage and pictures the studio has released of the film so far but I’ve been enjoying these extras that won’t actually show up in the film. They give us a nice little sneak peek into the characters. For instance, this one of Noomi Rapace’s character Elizabeth Shaw. I really liked what director Ridley Scott said the other day about the women in his films, and it made me even more excited for what Rapace will get up to in Prometheus. See more at ProjectPrometheus.com.

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