Oh to be young, rich, and high as a kite. Somehow by the end of all this Igor turned out to be my favorite.
I loved this movie through and through. Great cast, great story, great everything. It was fun, sensual, funny, and just ended incredibly sad. It's strange to think that this has likely been a real experience for many. It's a whole lot to have going on, very traumatic. One of my favorite parts other than the whole…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Wow. I feel like I am at a loss for words as the movie came to the end the way it just did. It should not surprise me anymore seeing as this franchise rarely ends in a way I see coming. I was expecting a quiet, typical ending having survived the terrors on the decaying station but I was very wrong.
Seeing this new creature, the merge between a Xenomorph and a human was bone chilling. It was incredibly creepy…
“If only some people can have it, that’s not happiness. That’s just nonsense. Happiness is something anyone can have.”
I am so impressed how our interpretations of what was happening continued to adjust depending on who's eyes we were seeing through, and how we gained information from each character until the reality became clear. Every insight was different based on their own experiences, fears, and struggles. The way they uniquely see the world. This was such a beautiful, emotional, and incredibly well written story.
"Iconic" wasn't defined until the Sanderson sisters were born.
