First offical reaction/review is online

John D.
MemberOvomorphMay 16, 20122470 Views59 RepliesIn case nobody's seen this yet:
[URL]http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/nailbiter111/news/?a=59862[/URL]
First review (it's pretty much spoiler free, so don't worry) from a magazine in Slovenia who have apparently seen the first preview showings of the film.
Not sure what he means by "cheap tricks" or inconsistencies, but I guess we'll find out eventually.
May 16, 2012
Sorry, here ya go:
[url=http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/nailbiter111/news/?a=59862]Your text to link here...[/url]
May 16, 2012
Haha I was just going to post this :p
Reading this got me a little worried...
I mean I am sure this movie will be great and that I will love it but it says we don't get any answers...
Does that mean they will just find the temple and won't know anything about it the whole movie? And that would mean that there is no explanation giving about the urns and what they contain. I kinda find this hard to believe...
May 16, 2012
Sounds like it could potientially be "Lost" in Space (pardon the pun) which would really, REALLY piss me off.
May 16, 2012
Hmmm...I'm actually kind of relieved it wasn't a glowing review. I'm anticipating this movie so much, I don't need to put any more pressure on it. Plus, he's Slovenian...so I'll take my chances.
May 16, 2012
I'm going to take that review with a grain of salt...
[url=http://www.madmax4-movie.com/]Visit the Mad Max: Fury Road Forums today![/url]
May 16, 2012
Even if they did get the details right...what's with that objection to a [i]Monster[/i] that develops in less than half an hour? They did see 'Alien'.....right? They do know that the xeno develops from roughly the size of a weazel to something larger most human males in about the same amount of time, maybe a bit longer?
May 16, 2012
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HA, these people need a good spanking. Let's introduce them to a room full of Cobraliens... nice.
May 16, 2012
What details did he get incorrect?
I've read movie reviews from big names (Ebert, Siegel, Stewart Kline, etc.) over the years where you could almost swear they saw a different film than then one I did, just from how they managed to mangle the plot when talking about the movie.
EDIT: Ok I read it again and the only glaring thing I read was that he said it's "forty years" before Alien rather than "thirty years." That doesn't suprise me. See what I wrote above about movie reviewers.
May 16, 2012
Well he goes on about them changing in 30 mins, but that's fairly normal based on the other movies right, don't see a problem with that.
I wouldn't take random magazine review seriously tbh it's one person opinion and who knows how much of a fan they are in the whole alien universe.
May 16, 2012
Some wrong details:
-40 years before 'Alien'
-take's place "on moon of LV226"
... Off the top of my head
May 16, 2012
i think this particular reviewer is stuck on seeing "Marines in Space"
again, when they should have gone into the film without that baggage
i don't trust reviews of films i want to see,
whether they are positive or negative. look at the reviews ALIEN
got when it was released way back in 1979, the reviews were more
negative than positive. same goes for Blade Runner
why would you let someone else tell you how something tastes
or sounds, you need to see / taste it for yourself, that also applies
to cinema
just sayin'...