Who knows what he would think and what his conclusions would be if he didn't die so soon.
We'll never know. Unless he was actually an android and the real one is on the lifeboat to awake in Prometheus 2. 
How so? When you're incredibly disappointed with something does your wife/girlfriend expect you to cater to her every need? He didn't stop caring about her, his mind was just occupied and he was depressed. Yet he still apologized to and comforted her after his slip of tongue. Other than the way he treated David he seemed like a nice guy TBH.
He still managed to convince Weyland to fund a trillion dollar trip into outer space.
He's seeing the dead engineer bodies as dinosaur bones. None are left. They were too late. Everything he wanted to know about life, death, the creation of man...speaking to his gods. There was no chance of it now.
How could he have possibly been optimistic and said "Oh, well, despite the fact that these engineers are laying here dead and have been for the past two-thousand years, we've sent tons of radio signals and messages to the planet and have received no response, and it looks as if there was some sort of outbreak and they were all wiped out based on the hologram....I'm sure there's still more out there! Yay! I'm so happy! I love life!"
And I don't remember him "whining" at all. He expressed his disappointment to Shaw in their room, but that's about it.
He didn't seem "condescending" to me either. He was a ****** to David because he viewed him as a skin-wrapped sack of metal.
He was very eager and could be wreckless at times, though.
Either way, I thought LMG did a magnificent job.
What you quoted in bold was just an exaggeration. It seems like most of you wanted him to be ecstatic when in reality, any one of you would have been disappointed were you in his position. He might have overreacted a bit, and he had been drinking, but he had every right to be disappointed. That shouldn't make him a bad person.I see why you like Charlie the best now. You are just like him.
Much like Charlie, it is an all or nothing proposition for you.
I agree that the actor did a good job, but the character was a dumb@ss in my book.
I see why you like Charlie the best now. You are just like him.
Much like Charlie, it is an all or nothing proposition for you.
I agree that the actor did a good job, but the character was a dumb@ss in my book.
I love how you need access to all this extra **** in order to get the full story, which still isn't complete and full of plot holes and blanks the audience is supposed to fill in with their creativity since that hack Lindelof obviously has none as a writer. ****ing garbage ass movie.
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