No Life in this Movie

Rating: 5/10 (30 March 2017)

Before I describe what treachery this movie was, I will explain the rating. After reading why, the rating will make sense.
3 points for the acting, the acting was pretty good, better than average. The problem was the director. The director did not give the certain feel for the movie. For example, everybody played their part excellent, but knowing Jake G. was one of the last survivors, the movie directing did not give him a chance for us, the watchers, to relate or even care for his side (or the other British lady whom I forgot her name).
1 point for the CGI. We all know CGI tends to ruin movies, and when it comes to alien movies, I don't mind the CGI, but it did feel like the alien came with perks that was not abiding common sense. For example, they claim to have caught this life form from Mars, which is the reason why Mars went extinct. If Mars was extinct, what was keeping the life form living on Mars if the cast in the movie claims that the life form needs oxygen, heat, water and food just like any other carbon based life form? 1 point for the plot, or transition with the story. The plot could of been changed or routed a lot better. For example, the ending was predictable in different situations. It starts to get predictable when Sho temporarily locks himself in the pod, and after that.
Total = 5 points.
What could of gave this movie another 5 points? The twist at the end was predictable of Jake showing how he cared about himself, or living for that matter. The British lady who got tricked into going to space got what she wanted, even though tricked, she still seemed to scream, cry and express her feelings. Even though it could be human instinct, it raises questions.
If you're trying to look for a movie with a good meaning behind it, or even a nice twist that would be hard to predict, stay away from this movie. Don't give "life" to this.