It's getting worse with every installment

Rating: 6/10 (18 July 2018)

I didn't read the reviews before watching the movie but I did not have high expectation. Still, I was disappointed. Scott said he wants to turn this into a franchise and leave the story open, which means it's possible they will not close down the story and end up to where Alien started. And what that means is that they just want to take people to the cinema to make money and deliver mediocre films.
Back to this film, where should I start? It has nothing original, nothing thrilling, nothing spectacular to remember. Instead, it reiterates all the SF cliches (the following is a SPOILER list):

big colony ship heading to a distant planet
the crew and other colonists are in a cryogenic sleep
an unexpected event wakes them up
some of them die in the event
they find a planet that looks good and everybody is confident
they get killed because they are reckless
communication between teams is broken
people are forcibly quarantine along with infested colleagues and die
humans cannot kill the parasite; only the parasite can kill people
the bad guy outsmarts everybody
everybody dies except or a handful that are saved the last moment
and so on and so forth

This movie did not answer any questions (how could it be since Scott wants to make at least two more movies) but instead only raised more. It looked like it had almost nothing to do with Prometheus, except for David. It's just a side story in the big picture. We're gonna have more Davids/Walters and more ships in the future. For as long as it still makes some money.
For God's sake, HTF did David breed the aliens? Seriously? Oh, and let me guess, there will be some engineers that escaped because they were away (of course, on their planet everybody lives in a single small place, not spread across the entire planet surface). And they will show up in the next film to take some revenge.