Since May 31, 2012, Ridley Scott's sci-fi film Prometheus has been released in Russia. In it, the mysteries of the universe are solved, fantastic travels take place and a grandiose battle for the future of the human race takes place.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to buy a ticket for the film "Prometheus", contact the box office of the cinema in your city, which is broadcasting this film. The operator will tell you the availability of free seats in the hall at a time convenient for you. All that is needed is to deposit money for the ticket.
Step 2
Book your ticket in advance. The great excitement of the film often leads to the fact that at certain times, for example, in the evening on weekdays or on weekends, there may not be free comfortable seats in the cinema. To be sure to ensure yourself a pleasant viewing, go to the cinema website and book yourself a ticket for a specific time.
Step 3
To do this, register on the website of the cinema where you want to watch "Prometheus", enter the requested data and specify the film, session time and place in the cinema. After that, you will need to go to the cinema box office at the appointed time and redeem the ticket, giving your name and viewing time.
Step 4
The film "Prometheus" was originally conceived by the writers as a prequel to the sensational film "Alien" in 1979. However, the script was subsequently rewritten into an independent story, with its own mythology. But the final version also has a little something in common with the famous film - its plot takes place several decades before "Alien" and opens up answers to previously unknown questions left after watching this film.
Step 5
The roles were played by such famous actors as Naomi Rapace, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce, Michael Fassbender, Rafe Spall and many others. The scenery for the film "Prometheus" was created by Hans Rudolf Giger, the artist who created the famous "Alien". And the film was shot in various parts of the world: Scotland, Canada, Morocco, England and Iceland. Also noteworthy is the fact that on the set was recreated the layout of the ship "Pilot", on which the shooting of the first "Alien" took place.
