spinoff75

Watch it and bury it in the deep cellar of oblivion. This is a wannabe movie made by a wannabe (so called) director. Where's the originality on this if he is plagiarizing the Alien franchise, (the also bad movies of) Venom, Parasyte: The Grey and incidentally Fight Club? Ah? Ah? Jesus Christ! This guy is the Copycat King! One can't know for sure where the hell budget money came from? The producers are crazy giving away money for this crappy screenplay having a lot of un-produced good stories. Not even the beautiful Eiza González can't save this sci-fi mediocrity from backfire. This movie is nothing but awful, lame, bush-league, low-grade space junk.

Really?

Really?

Who was the "genius" that approved the Guns N' Roses song, ah?

The third season is bad enough to stop watching this show, but "Welcome to the Jungle" might be the poorest choice of a soundtrack ever. What the hell has to do a hard rock song in an apocalyptic world show??????

Ah?

Ah?

Somebody tell me.

The score isn't original since it steals moments of The Dark Knight which is lame a.f. By the way... But "Welcome to the Jungle" gimme a break.

This is the coffin nail for this show. It was descending in quality (First season is good, second is so-so and the third is boring as a Latin soap opera.

This is the last straw. I stopped watching SEE, not interested in SEEING how it ends.

Well, its not Ridley's or Cameron's but it's watchable.

A few "buts" though:

1. The CGI of Rook (Ian Holm) is lame. Hollywood doesn't get it properly yet. It's almost 2025 and the skin and eyes of digital characters still looks so fake! How it's good Colin Farrell's The Penguin? Because they used prosthetics. Latex still beats computer in this area.

2. Young adult cast (trying to look mature but they look like dumb teenagers) is not credible most of the times. You realize they lack of an acting career and method.

3. "Get away from her, you bitch!". WHY USE THIS? This iconic quote belongs to Ripley and Sigourney Weaver only. It's not homage here. Just lazy dialog.