In the first 20 minutes I gave it a 6. Then I gave it a 3.

Rating: 3/10 (27 February 2019)

Spoilers ahead.

Seriously. What is this. I don't even....
Are space squids supposed to be scary now?
The movie is about a soul sample collected from Mars which contains alien life. Which is then flown on the mind-bendingly long journey to the ISS (why couldn't whatever machine they had on the Martian surface simply do it?) after the ISS "catches" the capsule from Mars (which is huge for a soil sample container) the organism continues to grow. In a glove box.
They are handling alien life, which they have no idea about; in a glove box.
Long story short, it breeches containment and despite being seen as a simple creature that only wants to live by the ISSS astronauts, it outsmarts them at every turn. Right down to piloting an escape capsule to earth and perfectly controlling the landing sequence.
However this thing is a space squid. It has no bones. Even though it made it to earth it would be as weak as a jellyfish. Maybe not a threat to mankind, but to sea creatures and judging by how easily it is repeatedly isolated (and freed by bad luck) it would easily be caught on earth and killed.

I assumed as it started life as a single cell it would be something to do with an alien disease.
I was wrong. Squids in space are more tangible.
I guess that's why it was on Netflix.