Bakhrom Abdurakhmonov

Barely 3 stars. I didn't understand the point of the movie. It wasn't scary, it was slow, extremely predictable and repetitive. The same thing legit happened 2 different times during the movie. Spoiler: The girl who got the little alien stuck on her face and got it taken off by freezing it died and birthed to the main alien. A different girl who was originally taken by the Alien was found alive and taken back to the ship. During which SHE GAVE BIRTH to a different human-looking alien. And that was the entire movie. They got rid of the first alien just to bring in a new alien. Then they got rid of the new alien. The end. Just saved you 2 hours of your time. I gave it 3 stars because the acting wasn't bad and the movie did look pretty good. There was 1 jump scare throughout the entire movie and that is about it. Storyline could have been written by a new college grad pursuing computer science.

So, they hyped up this movie as the "Greatest car film in years!" or so they claim in all their marketing quotes. But let me set the record straight—it's basically a car movie without the cars. Sure, there are a couple of scenes with people driving, but that's about it. No behind-the-scenes car development stuff, just a few accidents thrown in for good measure. And if you were hoping to get an inside look at the life of Ferrari, well, good luck. Barely scratched the surface there. Instead, it plays out more like a drama about some guy juggling a wife and a mistress, but with the twist that the wife owns a chunk of his company. That's the so-called Ferrari life they're selling. If you went in expecting a deep dive into Ferrari's journey or a cool biography presented in an interesting way, forget about it. This thing is just a money grab, and I'm left wondering where the heck they blew $96 million. Your guess is as good as mine. I'll throw 'em a bone and give it 2 stars for the acting, but that's about all it's getting from me.