“Prometheus” (2012) is a science fiction film directed by Ridley Scott and serves as a prequel to the Alien franchise. The movie follows a team of scientists and explorers on a mission to uncover the origins of humanity. The story begins when archaeologists Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and Charlie Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green) discover ancient star maps that they believe are invitations from an advanced extraterrestrial race, referred to as the “Engineers,” who may have created humanity.

The crew of the spaceship Prometheus, funded by the Weyland Corporation, embarks on a journey to a distant moon called LV-223. Once there, they discover the remnants of an ancient alien civilization and soon realize that the Engineers may not be the benevolent creators they hoped to find. As the crew investigates further, they unleash a deadly force that threatens not only their survival but also the future of humankind.

Prometheus explores themes of creation, religion, and the dangers of seeking knowledge, with stunning visual effects and intense, suspenseful sequences. The film also stars Michael Fassbender as David, an android with his own hidden agenda, and Charlize Theron as the icy corporate representative Meredith Vickers.

The film received praise for its ambitious scope, visual design, and thought-provoking ideas, although its plot left some viewers with unanswered questions. Prometheus is a visually striking and atmospheric sci-fi thriller that revisits the Alien universe while introducing new mysteries and expanding on the mythos of the franchise.