Matheus Guedes

The film is impeccable and portrays the very difficult and sad period of Brazil (Military Dictatorship) with mastery, serving as a lesson so that we and no country on the planet repeat it. Fernanda Torres is masterful in the film, and her mother, Fernanda Montenegro, manages to move us with just a glance. A sad and beautiful story, based on a real family. Honestly, may the Oscar come—it is more than deserved.

I have just recently had the pleasure of viewing the film, only a few hours ago, and I find myself utterly captivated by the masterful execution across every aspect of its creation—be it the script, direction, cinematography, practical effects, or digital effects. While I am not a technician, nor have I studied the art of cinema, I am simply an ardent admirer of the franchise, and I find it impossible to identify any notable flaws or areas in need of improvement. Admittedly, there may well be some minor imperfections, but as someone who holds a deep appreciation for the *Alien* franchise—particularly the first and second instalments—and who resonates with the thematic pursuit of *Prometheus*, this film is nothing short of an absolute delight. If you have the opportunity to experience it in IMAX on a day when the theatre is not overly crowded, I cannot recommend it highly enough. Marvellous, truly marvellous; I am quite literally at a loss for words and find myself unable to extol its virtues to the extent it deserves.

Horrible, u go watch waiting horror and sci-fi and all you got it's a vague story with shallow narrative and characters you don't care about and religious messages especially in the end. Awful, shame movie that promotes sexist ideas all the time and how in this film women are fragile and submissive to the will of men. Just don't spend your money and more importantly, your time.