Awesome, why all the hate?

Rating: 10/10 (24 June 2012)

Spoilers alert!
This film was captivating from beginning to end, I am reading negative reviews people are posting on here and wondering, are they actually that stupid? Did they understand anything in this film?
The opening scene, is set on Earth with the sacrifice of one of the "Engineers" who drinks some sort of formula that causes his cells to rapidly mutate and falls into the water and it is clear to see that his DNA is mutating, which gives light to Darwins Theory of Evolution. This is the birth of mankind on Earth according to Scott as far as I am concerned.
Sure there isn't much character development throughout but was there ever in the original Alien films? Generally in this series everyone dies so why would we want to know them? The makeup of the characters are quite similar to the other films, we have the tough guys, the scientists who sh*t themselves at the first sign of danger and so on.
A lot of people told me when they seen this film it left so many unanswered questions, but I disagree. The plot of the film is quite easy to understand, humankind was created by these "engineers" by mutating their DNA in the water on Earth, the sole purpose of the creation on mankind is simply to host the Xenomorphs. They ask why did they turn on us, but the fact is that they didn't. We have always been lead to believe that the Xenomorphs were a perfect species, a perfect species created by the Engineers, that required the existence of humans to be able to be able to exist themselves.
Other points made in reviews are things like the medical scene and how far fetched it was, the fact is that it is set almost a century from now, I'm sure that medical science has evolved to a high standard, as it is clear that all science has just going on the actual ship they are in and the distance they travel. Surely the idea of an alien embryo being implanted into a human and growing at an accelerated speed and bursting through the chest soon after is more ridiculous a concept than the medical procedure but we have no trouble accepting things like that in the original movies.
Overall I found this movie to be fantastic, and it left me wanting more and more. I hope there will be a follow up (and a director's cut)
The negative reviews make no sense to me, it seems people just love to nitpick and complain, and/or are too dumb to work things out and not see the bigger picture.