Alien + Gravity= Life...

Rating: 6/10 (10 September 2017)

Life is very average, and predictable, and it has all the horror clichés in the books, you already now the ending, and who's going to die.
Story: 6/10
A crew is rendezvousing with a pod that contains samples, and microscopic life from mars. Once they woken up the alien from the pod, it starts to grow rapidly, and they called it Calvin, they start testing the creature once it got much bigger. Calvin escapes and kills one person at it, it feeds off that one person, and grows even faster. The crew starts dying fast and they need to find a way to kill Calvin. Then everyone dies except for David, and Miranda, they had a plan to blast Calvin in a pod with David and he'll manually direct it into space, and Miranda will go in the other pod back to Earth, but plot twist Calvin didn't allow David to override it, and Miranda got stuck in space, and Calvin will end the human race. The ending is so predictable, and cliché.
Characters: 6/10
Sho Murakami: Sho is one of the most cliché character in the movie, his cliché is that he's the good guy, but then tries to escape, and he doesn't care about his crew, and abandoning his crew.
Rory Adams: Rory is the hotshot confident guy, and surprisingly he dies first, because he's Ryan Reynolds, and actors like that don't die first.
Miranda North: Miranda is the character you would expect to survive, but no, she dies at the end, which I like because I didn't expect her to die.
David Jordan: I like David, he's unique, he hates it on earth because of the people living on it, he's also setting a record for the longest time in space.
Action: 8/10
The action is good, mostly because of the great CGI. I really liked the way they made the alien look, I doesn't have any arms, and legs, it's what alien life would look like. They also did a great job simulating what it would be like in space, which is difficult to do well.
Life had a lot of promise, but it has too much clichés. This movie could have been better if they did something different, and never seen before on the big screen.