Death

Rating: 1/10 (5 June 2017)

-Spoilers Ahead- Please do your self a favor and if you are so self-destructive for insisting on watching this movie go watch bob the builder instead -he is more qualified in being a space crew member than all the members of this pathetic crew together.
Mr. Espinosa and Mr. Scott should open the "Sci-Fi Failure School". Seriously, what is wrong with sci-fi these days? Lets start with the basics. The movie is full of inconsistencies and pure illogical dumbness. After they placed an unknown organism in a supposedly high quality lab(????), they begin changing the environmental components and elements in order for their little new friend to wake up. You could do it as well, it seemed more like a master chef episode: "oh no, it needs a little more salt" "lets add some glucose.. Boom he woke up, hey kitty kitty". NO SCIENTIFIC LOGIC WHATSOVER, the guy just modified some elements and the thing started moving???? Moving on, the director took a master class from Mr. Scott in the Martian, who thought: lets shoot a scene with the whole American Crowd in order to clap for the rescued astronaut, in this case, the little flubber. After some random kids name the flubber"Calvin", Calvin seems to have daddy issues and destroys the hand of the man that was whispering lullabies to him all night long. After the first astronaut is attacked, the safety protocol is SO EFFECTIVE that the following unbelievable thing happens: a second astronaut demands to go in and after he just opens the door and gets inside, this dialogue takes place: "permission to kill it?" -"yes". ARE YOU KIDDING ME? IS THIS A COCKROACH OR SOMETHING? To be honest until then I was completely bored not having the slightest will for trying to keep up with the director's ridiculous perception of sci-fi horror. As said in previous reviews, the only way of making the decisions made by these "professionals" was for them to be lobotomized or being secretly aliens themselves trying to get their species to earth.
I am really sorry not for watching a movie with mistakes, because many good movies do make mistakes, but for watching a movie with no character development, no logical explanation of events, no climax, no nothing. Seriously, go watch an episode of Bob the Builder. At least he is logical enough to build a house.