Morrons vs. Aliens

Rating: 5/10 (16 September 2017)

Stupid, stupid, stupid... The main problem with Alien Covenat is its utterly bad script. A bunch of morons is responsible for extremely expensive colonization ship with thousands hibernated colonists on-board. This team is the opposite of what you can expect from astronauts like ones portrayed in Apollo 13 or Space Odyssey 2001 - the best of human kind, high-end professionals able to keep their nerves at bay even at extreme events. Covenant is managed by a bunch of emotional idiots. The only characters showing some intelligence are the two David androids. After spaceship malfunction captain decides to change the course and direct the ship to an unknown nearby planet that seems to be habitable. At arrival, they don't take care to explore the planed with robots/drones to check if there is no danger on its surface, they land directly into a storm, and go out without any protective suits. How could they know that there is no dangerous pathogens, toxins, parasites on this unknown planet? Of course right away two guys inhale alien spores and start to be very ill. Instead of quarantining them, one is taken directly into the ship... and then the carnage begins. The logic in this movie may be acceptable to a 5-10 years old kids, although this is not a film for young kids. Anyone with IQ >80 must feel insulted by the stupidity of the script.
What are the good points of Alien Covenant? Alien planet looks great, especially viewed from space. Space ships and gear design is acceptable, however it looks as it was designed by a CG artist and not by scientists/engineers - not very realistic. The first scene in the movie with David and its creator also is pretty good.
Well, another Alien disappointment movie.
Please, for the next one take care to hire a scrip-writer with IQ above average, and ensure that astronauts behave like astronauts and not like Somali truck drivers. Hire some scientists engineers to check the script and consult the design of space ships / equipment to make it more believable. Otherwise we won't get a Sci-Fi horror, but another dumb-fiction carnage.