Silly crew pushed me out of the script.

Rating: 7/10 (22 December 2017)

The initial dialogue with David and the look where it occurred paid, say, 30% of the ticket. But such a disqualified crew for such an important expedition to mankind stole another 30% and my popcorn. A route detour difficult to accept, coupled with a series of decisions (or lack thereof) taken by emotion constantly diverted me from the script, which I found interesting. The excellent performance of Michael Fassbender was far from the performance of the other actors. It was distressing to try to get involved with the convincing script with so many inconsistencies.
When I look at Alien, the Eighth Passenger, from 1980, I see pure suspense and terror, in a science fiction setting, facing the unknown. Now, for some reason, perhaps lazy to elaborate convincing situations for the plot, the writer simply has chosen a more commercial path, pushing a scenario that anyone who dwells a little on the details will simply reject. Conclusion: A film with a perfect visual and a passionate theme in the hands, but with a certain superficiality when telling the story. A feather. I think Hollywood has to remember that many people who watched the first Alien films are still alive and that this type of franchise should keep this audience loyal. Who is coming now, should feel stimulated to turn the past to understand the context. It's better than trying to make a movie to please everyone and can not please anyone after all.
I have more interest in watching Prometheus more often than Covenant and above them, 1997 Alien: Resurrection.