A movie made by people "Who Does Not Care" for people "Who Does Not Care".

Rating: 5/10 (12 September 2014)

It will takes only some minutes, after the visually impressive introduction which leads nowhere, to be quickly uncomfortable as an experienced movie watcher : When the actors supposedly portraying selected specialists on a costly mission of a life-time, acting like juveniles with a script at the level of a Twilight movie. Don't blame the teenagers-actors here (maybe a little bit), but with the text lines they are given and the illogical scenes they are throw in, it is quite impossible to act properly.
Then comes the plot holes after plot holes, leaving you mesmerized by the insipidity of the scenario. Typical Lindelof work you presume, for the poor souls who lost their time watching "Lost". Don't expect any explanations or logic here - and especially basic science rules : it does not apply. Everything possible is throw in your face for no apparent reason, a complete mess that lack any soul or motivation, for the only purpose of keeping your attention as long as it can, I guess.
As for the audio, a typical generic soundtrack that serve as a filler with copy-pasted sounds from a typical sound databank. I wasn't expecting a John Williams theme here but this is impressive how platonic the music and sound became standardized for the past 10 years in Hollywood movies. So where the money went for this blockbuster scrap? Mostly in commercialization : they even convinced Roger Eberd to give a good review! To conclude, it is a typical 2K Hollywood summer movie made for teenagers by teenagers. No One Cares (even Ridley Scott). You invite your best friend(s) a Friday night at the theater because it is cool. You "certainly" bring your cell phone, playing Angry bird-Candy Crush or chatting while watching the movie going on, and raise your head sporadically when something maybe got your attention at the screen. If you are not already sleeping...
You are more than 15 years old? You are a fan of the 2 classics Aliens? ---> AVOID.