Kay Leedilee

A redeeming and powerful successor to Prometheus and Covenant. Echoes strongly to the original 80s designs and atmosphere. And a clever bridge between the prequels started by David the Android and the originals continued by Ash/Rook.

PRO: Well shot. Cinematically pleasing Fast paced The development of the lore was straightforward There were some ridiculous moments that were humorous CON: Bleak ending. Relied too much on gore to create that horror factor. Main character is unlikable. Character development = none Generally, I prefer some good to come out of the suffering of characters. However, I understand if this was to be a reflection of how real life people would react to this situation: utterly clueless and panicked and when given someone who has voiced any reason to resolve the problem, will likely disregard their advice and act impulsively.

I can appreciate the artistic approach. Truly, I can. But, still, I would rather watch she-hulk because I can gain greater entrainment from making fun of it with friends.

Main character undergoes little development. Also unrealistic. Puts to shame and undermines the struggle and hard work that Women's RAF went through during this critical time in history. This movie is a poor caricature of what the modern day feminist wishes they could become. Otherwise, this film is a superhero comic put on the screen. It's fun, B-rated, but not worth the money it's marketed. To enjoy it, don't have any pretenses this is a historical film and the action obeys physics.