Hard to believe that Disney owns the  Predators franchise, Aliens, Marvel, Star Wars, X-Men, The Simpsons.

Dude just witnessed a massacre then picks up a baseball for some life reflecting 😂😂

The brother's plot armor bothered me. The alien murdered an entire room of people, failed to kill the brother and then absolutely obliterated 4 armed men in a matter of seconds. Some how the alien missed every single chance to kill the brother.

I didn't like episode 2.

The director can't seem decide if the alien is threatening or a comical supervillan.

One moment the alien kills 5 or 6 people in 2 seconds, so fast that a hat is left spinning on the ground.

The next moment the main characters are being grabbed thrown, dragged etc. while are barely injured, with minor scratches.

Also, the baseball scene was FAR too contrived.

The Alien timeline if anyone is curious.
Prometheus - 2093
Alien: Covenant - 2104
Alien: Earth - 2120
Alien - 2122
alien: Romulus - 2141
Aliens and Alien 3 - 2179
Alien: Resurrection - 2381

The search and rescue sending two cars was like those 5 soldier armies in rings of power

Maybe I missed something in the first episode, but how did no one from government on Earth or Corp see a big ass ship on a collision course with a heavily populated city?

Two things that kind of seemed out of place;
1.The sitcom-like fade to black between scenes.
2. The Alien looks like it is made out of cheap Chinese plastic.

I don't understand how they have all this advanced technologies and they couldn't detect a ship about to crash on a big city?

7 points, is OK but some parts.. meh...

This aged poorly

The alien behaves like something out of a cartoon, killing people in the blink of an eye, churning them out in seconds like they were in a blender, and tripping over his own feet while trying to catch the main character, the medic. And every time he touches him in these scenes without harming him, you can see how it all doesn't add up. When he needs to be be lightning fast and deadly, he is, but when he's around the main character, he suddenly becomes sluggish and clumsy. Unfortunately, the writers didn't skillfully construct this plot. If this convinces you and doesn't break your immersion, and you have no problem with it, then congratulations.

Contemporary ending songs DEFINITELY felt out of place lol. Kinda took me out of the on edge fear they just spent time creating.

I would have liked it better if trained marines would've been sent into the crashed ship. I'm already tired of the teenage synths.

Hermit the Medic has stronger plot armor than the Xenomorph itself 😅

Thank god the comments section has some sense

The baseball nostalgia scene felt out of place with what had transpired prior.

The cinematography is great, but the the writing is hoot garbage. Also, there are a lot of little immersion breaking incidents are taking me out of it. For example, after the science ship crashes into a building from orbit, the search and rescue people find the laboratory still has loose items like microscopes and equipment still sitting undisturbed on desks, while other scenes from inside the ship show total carnage with broken support beams and dangling wires.

Well they shot the whole thing in Thailand so it's way cheaper plus 30% budget back if spent more than 15-20 mil USD (which easily reach).

Xenomorphs aren't supposed to be able to smell synthetics, and they aren't just mindless killers that rip apart groups of people for the hell of it. Also, its extremely infuriating how every time someone armed with a pulse rifle with a perfect shot lined up suddenly forgets how to shoot a gun.