There might be some spoilers ahead...

Rating: 5/10 (13 June 2017)

All in all, it's a regular movie, good if you got nothing else better to watch. I'm a huge sci-fi fan, so I deal hard when watching a sci-fi movie that deals with credible facts. Life in Mars is a credible fact. But what you find as you watch Life is a bunch of dumb scientists going down the flush by a series of dumb ideas. A creature growing that fast would never never be allowed proximity to a human being. By the moment it escapes, the entire crew (I don't work at NASA and I'm no scientist but sure thing they should had blown the entire space station) were supposed to run to escape pods as fast as hell. Instead of running a security protocol, what you see is mess, confusion and passionate acts, what is just the opposite of what a well-trained group of scientists is expected to do. And as a sci-fi movie based in a credible fact, that is a terrible thing. Good CGI (8), regular acting(7), a nice, but threadbared plot(6), with a previsible ending(4) and a mischief concept of what real xenobiology means (2).