D.Moore

The film wanted to collect plus points mainly with references to Alien and Aliens and at first it succeeds, but the references soon got boring, the actors turned out to be completely uninteresting in the vast majority and one stupid situation after another started happening (the temperature in the corridor, the acid in weightlessness), until Alien: Romulus completely annoyed me. In the results, it's a spectacle almost on the level of Aliens vs. Predator that doesn’t bring anything new, in fact it probably didn't even try to. And that's a great shame. Ridley Scott's (imaginative!) Prometheus is somewhere else, and in fact so is Shane Black's The Predator.

The fourth time didn't work so well. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are still an excellent duo, and they are opposed by a pretty decent villain, but what good is that when the plot revolves as much if not more around them as it does around completely uninteresting (old) new characters who don't have much to say. The film was worth seeing in the cinema mainly for the frantic action, which can probably turn into quite a mess at home on TV.

An excellent series that I'm getting to late, but I'm enjoying it all the more. A spy thriller atmosphere, great action and to my surprise a great script, which especially in the last two episodes is overflowing with well-written and acted dialogue and monologues that nobody would expect from Marvel. Apart from the two leads, I really liked John Walker's character and his development. If we see him again in the future, I won't be mad at all.