So many mistakes. On and off camera.

Rating: 4/10 (2 June 2017)

This movie is so flawed, I don't even know where to begin. I mean, the six astronauts are the most stupid bunch of people I've seen on screen in a long while. Apart from the fact that this copies a lot from movies like Gravity (the effects, colors) The Thing, Alien (theme) etc., this film still manages to lower the bar even further down into oblivion.
There's this one scene which kinda tells you how terrible this is. In the course of the first 15-20 minutes, the paraplegic biologist revives the organism by jolting it with electricity, only for it to almost devour his hand within an instant. After awhile when the crew tries to revive him they realize that the creature has latched onto him, feeding off of him. In that moment the crew captain (played by Rebecca Ferguson) decides to do the most incredible thing. Just shock it a little bit more with even more voltage and let it absorb more energy. Now how stupid is that.
Ryan Reynolds' character dies relatively early, which is fine since the character wasn't needed in the first place. The script sucked terribly. I think this could've been made without a script. No character development at all. Considering the not so small budget and the people involved in making this, I gotta say it's a horribly underwhelming effort.
The only thing I liked about it was the ending. Bad endings are good, since there aren't many to begin with. Since this wasn't a box office success, there's not much hope for a sequel.
3.9/10 for the creature and the ending.