how exactly should an alien in a spaceship be introduced in a horrorWhy does it feel like this is an "Alien" rip off? Don't get me wrong, Im a sucker for Sci-Fi / Alien movies, but the premise seems all too familiar. Crew out in space discover a life form, bring it on the ship, all hell breaks loose.
disgusting transparent starfish breh was just trying to sleep, but breh had to apply that voltage right to the breh. calvin woke right the fukk up and was like :whatmoney:I thought it was a pretty good scifi horror flick. I thought it was funny when the japanese dude hid in his sleep pod and the calvin couldn't find a way in so he stared him down on some
Just to think, it all started because the alien was grumpy from being tased awake.
snip snap crackle
Right?disgusting transparent starfish breh was just trying to sleep, but breh had to apply that voltage right to the breh. calvin woke right the fukk up and was like :whatmoney:
one of the creepiest parts of the film was when the fukking alien tried to escape through the glove, realized it couldn't, then grabbed the pointy broken mini taser and then pierced that shyt
Alot of people hate it because they compare it to alien. I also hear people complain about the ending. I personally loved the ending.
I can see that. It does share a lot of similarities. Just bit (a very little bit) more surface realistic.
it was the first film i saw in the cinema where i legit had my mouth open in anticipation/fear of what was gonna happen.
i told her it was a movie where scientists discover life on mars (i wasn't lying 
) but didn't tell her anything else 
My girl called it a troll movieit was the first film i saw in the cinema where i legit had my mouth open in anticipation/fear of what was gonna happen.
and that part whenthe female quarantine officer spotted the paralyzed breh's legs moving like :blackplatomayne: wtf is that.. and then when she opened up his pant legx1000
i literally jumped back in my seat like :chillhov::chillhov::chillhov::chillhov: fukk that fukk that fukk that
no lie, when gyllenhall flinched when that object touched him i was like :Mjomfgmayne: i would've screamed like a thot
meh,people like happy endings where humans win. plus the obvious comparisons to alien
my girl was hiding her face and whimpering throughout most of the movie
I can see that. It does share a lot of similarities. Just bit (a very little bit) more surface realistic.
It's actually kind of a synthesis of Alien and Carpenter's The Thing. But those two are classics of the genre and Alien made a huge impact on popular culture in general. Not too much is going to compare favorably to that. It stomps Prometheus in it's a$$hole though. Life felt like the movie that should have been.
And the ending should have been obvious but I honestly didn't see it coming till about 5 seconds before it happened.
They're not about to do this
Nah, they can't
THE GIRL TOO!!!
and that lady who drowned in her helmet 
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I know the alien was smart, but did it know gyllenhal and the other lady's plan? Calvin ripped Jakes hand off the joystick so he couldn't fly into deep space
. How the fukk could it have been smart enough to know what he was doing, then actively reroute it for earth? Because it certainly didn't hear their plan.
I enjoyed the experience of watching this movie
But afterwards, the more I thought about the worse it seemed. The plot is just overly convoluted in favour of Calvin. Every little thing that had to go its way just did.
The ending had me like WTF? too. How did Jake's pod end up on Earth? We clearly saw the dude directing and moving his pod away from the planet. You telling me Calvin knew how to pilot that fukking thing and re-directed it?
I kind of don't mind that the white woman went flying off into space cause we did see her hitting some debris but then again, when her screen came back on, it showed she was still on course to make it back, so yeah...ending felt pretty cheap to me.
How will Calvin even move around on Earth? Will it be restricted to the oceans? Unless it's in a state of evolution and that wasn't its final form.
That fukking scientist dude pissed me off too, talking about "He doesn't hate us, he's just doing what he must to survive"
Worst death for me was probably a tie between Reynolds 
What they did well though was show how "human" the characters were. Besides Reynolds and Jake at the end there was nobody trying to be hero. I mean dudes wouldn't hesitate to shut the door on you or ditch your ass if Calvin latched on to you, on some "sorry, breh
The cast too was pretty believable too. I like that they were all in their 30s - 50's and there was no obvious eye-candy casting. Although I thought that Russian lady who drowned in her helmet was quite something, if I'm being honest
Overall, I would give it a generous 6/10
That's what bugs me most about the ending. For me it was a big load of
Now if we're supposed to believe it was smart enough to pilot a space shuttle within 2 minutes of being inside it, surely it would have been smart enough to communicate with the crew after being onboard the ship for a few weeks and overhearing their other conversations.
