Good stuff.

God complex to the max and then some, such a great depiction of ego. Did they really just shoot this for the internet adverts? It really fleshes out the total arrogance of his character more than it did in the earlier version. A scene like this should have been in the film, although it appears like it's Luke Scotts' style rather Ridley's because it feels different, I think it would be hard to insert this into the film somewhere and make it gel. It might have bookended the film perfectly.

I wonder if it was in the original screenplay at some point. As an adherent you might know Peter Weyland is meant to be an industrial/technological god, but as a casual film goer you'd never know. 

EDIT: it's an interesting idea you might now have to watch a short film as an extra on a DVD or viral before you watch a film to get an understanding of an otherwise 'mysterious' character that comes out of the blue and know nothing about.

Does anyone think this scene would work if it was edited in between the Engineer's sacrifice and Shaw and Holloway's discovery at the Isle of Skye? Style wise it could be jarring because while it looks great it's not quite like Ridley Scott would shoot it perhaps? I Dunno.

It's weird that one of the best parts to the story and themes behind the film is an extra.