****Spoilers**** Wait for a Netflix release or rent it! Not worth the price of admission! *****Spoilers*****

Rating: 1/10 (20 May 2017)

As always, Ridley Scott's visual effects are excellent! However, that's where it ends! The direction of the movie was all over the place and it made no sense at all at some of the decisions these "highly trained" crew members made.
The colony ship Covenant is on it's way to Origae-6, a remote planet far out in space. Covenant, along with its crew members, are also carrying a large number of passengers and embryos on board. The mission is to terraform and colonize Origae-6. If memory serves me correct, the ship ran into some sort of solar storm, causing damage to the ship and some of its cryostasis chambers, resulting in the death of their Captain and one or two other crew members.
As two crew members went outside the ship to repair the damage, one of the crew members intercepted a distress call. The crew was able to trace the distress call back to a planet outside of their trajectory path.
Here's where everything went down the toilet. Logic tells us that since these guys are highly trained crew members, who has spent years training for missions like this, we're also to assume, they've also been trained for accidents and worst case scenarios when attempting missions like the one they're in. Logic also tells us, that no matter what the situation, the crew members are responsible for the ship and all of its passengers! So what happened? The crew members decided to respond to that distress call and basically flushed their mission down the toilet!
There are so many unanswered questions and plot holes.
The infected pollen dust? Yet everything else is okay? The two white aliens, what happened to the other one? The Engineers and their home planet. Aren't they supposed to be some very advanced civilization yet, they wore rags as clothes and had cities that looked like they were in the Roman times? The three crew members who stayed behind with the Covenant, what happened to their logic of thinking? Mother clearly warned them of the ships safety about its proximity to the planet, yet all 3 crew members ignored Mother and risked the lives of all the passengers, embryos, and the mission for their illogical decisions?
Now, David is the creator of the Aliens? Really?!
David and Walter fighting each other, Walter is supposed to be more advanced and better than David in every possible way, yet Walter loses to David in hand to hand combat?
There are so many more plot holes it's amazing this movie even got the okay, especially from Ridley Scott! I can honestly say, this movie is the worst one of all the Alien movies and I hate to say it, but even Alien 3 and Alien Resurrection was better than this one.
The visuals are epic, but it ends there!