I not only suggest that you see ‘Prometheus’ on the biggest screen possible, but that it should also be a 3D screen. I know, I know… I’ve only ever recommended seeing a couple of movies in 3D, but I urge you to fork out the extra cash to see ‘Prometheus’ this way. Ridley Scott never once uses 3D as a gimmick to make things pop out at your face. Instead, he uses it to give depth to the image. The world of ‘Prometheus’ extends beyond the screen. Scott just might be the director to use the medium best. Although the majority of the movie takes place in dark underground sets, the image is never pitch black (which typically causes 3D to lose its extra dimension). Scott manages to light those dark sets in a way that doesn’t erase the 3D, while still making the film feel dark and tense. I don’t know that I’ve ever said this about any other movie, but the 3D truly enhances this moviegoing experience and is the best way to view ‘Prometheus’.