One of the worst scripts I've ever seen.

Rating: 1/10 (29 June 2017)

It is quite simple.
Any even mediocre biologist that somehow manage to revive a micro organism taken from the lifeless and hostile atmosphere of mars knows that this poses an immediate 50 percent chance of a threat for mankind.
Why? Because this organism is impossible to kill.
Why it was dormant? You have to assume immediately the possibility that it killed all life that could've possibly existed in mars long ago.
So? So, that's why in this kind of biological research safety protocols are extreme.
What should've happen? 1.- After knowing the organism revives, the first test should've been place it in direct contact with the lab rat.
2.- Obviously after the evident attack reaction of the organism to the lab rat, to separate the science pod from the ISS.
3.- Incinerate the pod 4.- Blow the pod as far as possible with the most potent weapon we have.
5.- If none of that works, THEN you have a space horror script.
I'm really sorry but I get quite upset every time people thinks audiences are stupid.
It's unbelievable that we had even a CDC supervisor in the crew and never gave a real order or activate an emergency security protocol.
After films like "War of the Worlds" (1953), "The Andromeda Strain" (1971), Alien (1979), or all hard sci-fi novels existent about first contact with alien organisms, you just can't take this kind of ingenuity in a sci-fi script.
I'm just so sorry for all the really talented people who participated in this film. They don't deserve this kind of really terrible scripts.