Ad Astra - sci-fi w/Brad Pitt + Tommy Lee

[scuzzy]

The ending to Life was so wicked, the sound effects when those fishermen find him.

[Solidape]

My gripe with the new Alien movies comes down to how monumentally stupid the characters are. It makes the deaths less thrilling and more contrived and too predictable. Like the one where the guy sticks his head over the cocoon of one of the aliens because the (obviously evil) Android told him to? Don't even wanna talk about the 2 women who trip over their own blood and blew themselves up

I suppose it's meant to be funny in that sense but it seemed almost parody-like. Cool movies otherwise

+1

The way the people die in these movies is so ridiculous, for instance the biology specialist petting the worm like a dog and then dying. At that point I'm hoping these characters die, also that slipping part or doing dumb things. Hate the movies because of this.

[Patrick Chewing]

A lot of Alien critics don't like the newer Prometheus/Covenant, but I love em.

All that deep humanity lore, where we came from, etc. I'm glad it's been pulled in that direction and hyped to see Fassbender do his thing in the next one

Just curious, did you confuse Pandorum for Prometheus?

I was referring to this movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q42L4XNVhQ


This movie has more of a Resident Evil vibe.

[scuzzy]

Just curious, did you confuse Pandorum for Prometheus?

I was referring to this movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q42L4XNVhQ


This movie has more of a Resident Evil vibe.

nah, I just spun off topic.


never saw Pandorum, but i've heard before it's got a underground cult following and pretty sick lore.

[MaxFly]

Ever see Sunshine?


It was a pretty cool space horror flick that flew under the radar in 2007


Life with Gyllenhaal in 2017 was pretty good as well

Life was pretty enjoyable.

[Meticode]

First half of Sunshine was awesome, second half of Sunshine sucked.

[scuzzy]

Anyone catch it this wknd?