Alien: Covenant 2017 123movies

Watch: Alien: Covenant 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – In 2104, almost eleven years after the disastrous expedition to the distant moon, LV-223, in Prometheus (2012), the deep-space colonisation vessel, USCSS Covenant, is on course for the remote planet, Origae-6, with more than 2,000 colonists in cryogenic hibernation to build a new world. Instead, a rogue transmission entices the crew to a nearby habitable planet which resembles Earth. As a result, the unsuspecting crewmembers of the Covenant will have to cope with biological foes beyond human comprehension. Now, what started as a peaceful exploratory mission, will soon turn into a desperate rescue operation in uncharted space. Is there an escape from the treacherous, mysterious planet?.
Plot: Bound for a remote planet on the far side of the galaxy, the crew of the colony ship ‘Covenant’ discovers what is thought to be an uncharted paradise, but is actually a dark, dangerous world—which has a sole inhabitant: the ‘synthetic’, David, survivor of the doomed Prometheus expedition.
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Ratings:

	6.4/10 Votes: 282,401
	65% | RottenTomatoes
	65/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 7377 Popularity: 53.997 | TMDB

Reviews:

Though Michael Fassbender did a sublime job and the movie itself was visually immersive, the actions of the main characters did not seem very smart. I could forgive the decision that the newly installed captain Oram (Billy Crudup) took about going to the unknown planet. But everything that happened after David cut his hair exactly the same way Walter head just makes you shake your head in amusement and think ‘Oh, come on!’.
David, obsessed with the act of creation that had value in its end, uses any means available. It is remarkable that no one from the remaining crew has questioned imposter Walters’s identity and just carried on like the worst was left behind. Meanwhile, the last scene when Daniels (Katherine Waterston) realizes (finally!) that Walter is, in fact, David and she had totally screwed up with the thousands of colonizers and embryos on the ship… does give you slight goosebumps.

Even the monkeys stood upright at some point.

Hee! Ridley Scott, it seems, is damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t as regards the Alien franchise he so gloriously kick-started back in 1979. Prometheus was too cerebral for many and definitely bogged down by expectation levels. Not without flaws of course, but a very tidy science fiction piece it be. So we roll on to Alien Covenant, which while not universally reviled, has certainly garnered some fearful scorn in Alien franchise fan circles.

Alien Covenant is a cover version, no two ways about it, it’s a retread of what was showcased in 1979, only with the tie-in to Prometheus and a continuation to the origins of Xenomorph and pals. Clearly we have a case of Scott making one for the fans, a return to chest busting goo and space adventurers under great duress, all of course while he fills in the blanks as well. For sure it’s lazy when put up against Alien, and indeed against his other superlative sci- fi offerings such as Blade Runner and The Martian, but for those who lambasted Prometheus for its non Alien conventions, you have now got what you hankered for. Any expectation of this turning out to be a fresh masterpiece was always going to be crushed, so really it’s best viewed as a loving retread. Yes! Bad science, plot and logic holes, average acting etc, these rightly don’t deserve forgiveness, but it’s hardly the devil’s spawn here, in fact its’s great fun as much as being a visual treat.

Log cabin on the lake.

We start with a prologue involving Weyland and David, the conversation involving creation, the most pertinent of which being the question of the ages, where do we come from? Then after a tantalising tinkle of the ivories for Wagner’s “The Entry Of The Gods Into Valhalla”, we are whisked into outer space 2104 to be in the company of the Colonisation Vessel Covenant. Crew 15 – Colonists 2000 – Embryos 1140. The destination is ORIGAE – 6, ETA in 7 years and 4 months. Only Walter the Android (Michael Fassbender) is awake, until it’s time for the crew to be abruptly awakened from their hyper sleep…

Crusoe and the pathogen.

From the off disaster strikes, thrusting the crew into emotional strife. Characters are introduced, conversations and traits establishing the bare minimum that we need to know, then a ghost transmission is received from Sector 87, planet number 4, and off we go into familiar territory. Things inevitably go from bad to worse and the action, blood flow and creature feature conventions are all laid out for our digestion. There’s some surprises in store, with Fassbender a double bonus, and there’s some striking chatter ranging from if there’s benefits of the human race? and even that involving the poets Byron and Shelley.

Bed Bugs.

Who will survive? If anyone? Just what does the finale have in store? As we get devilish answers, and the barn storming aural pleasures of the full orchestral version of “The Entry Of The Gods Into Valhalla”, it’s tied up nicely and the pulse rate can settle. Job done. No bar raising here, no film to push the space lander out into new dimensions, just a good honest sci-fi thriller to be viewed with that in mind. 7/10

“I played panicky idiot #3…..”
This was dumb.

The crew of the spaceship, Covenant, is transporting 2,000 colonists to a new solar system, but their journey is interrupted by a solar flash which damages the ship. While making repairs, they pick-up a signal from a previously uncharted planet. Upon locating it and determining it can support human life, the captain (Billy Crudup) makes a spur of the moment decision to chuck aside all the planning that was put into their expedition to make this new planet their colonial destination. He gets some slight push-back about this flippant decision from his second-in-command, “Daniels” (Katherine Waterston who looks eerily like her father), but that seems to be the only complaint.

So, the crew set down on this planet with no real plan, no protective gear, and just start winging it with, of course, disastrous results because this is an “Alien” movie.

The crew, especially the captain, appear to have the intelligence of turnips. They proceed to act like the Scooby-Do gang and/or the begging-to-be-victims characters from the “Friday the 13th” and “Halloween” franchises by constantly splitting-up. I groaned every time a character said: “I’ll be right back” as he or she walks off alone. And, boy, are they panicky. It’s as if they had no training for their jobs whatsoever. Who green-lit this expedition with these fools? (The rampant stupidity of these characters is downright insulting to the audience’s intelligence.)

I don’t know what’s going on with poor Ridley Scott. For him to go forward with this stupid story with all its plot holes that require characters to repeatedly act like irrational fools is sad. The original “Alien” was such a smart movie with believable characters who were intelligent and professional. This is a pale imitation with a recycled plot twist from the original film except grossly embellished. Also, although Ms. Waterston is cute, her Daniels is no “Ellen Ripley.”

Most of the other actors didn’t resonate at all. Years from now, while they’re trying to land new roles and are asked about their previous work they can respond: “Well, I played panicky idiot #3 on ‘Alien: Covenant.'”

U kno where the movie is heading when u see space engineers walking into an unknown planet without hazmat suits….
This movie borrowed elements from Pandorum.

I saw this recently for the first time n got disappointed.

If this is the way Ridley Scott is trying to connect Prometheus n Covenant with the 1979 Alien, then its heading for a disaster.

Scott made a mess of Prometheus by introducing “Engineers” and black liquid but in Covenant, he doubled up the mess by showing A. I. creating aggressive n violent life forms.

Another worst thing is the predictable ending.

Generous with a 4 cos its visually appealing n once again Fassbender gave a memorable performance.

In fact, the partial nudity of the hottie Callie Hernandez eased my anger

The film has another hottie Tess Haubrich, whose character gets the goriest death shot via quick cut annoying editing.

The borrowed elements:

In Pandorum, Gallo created a “new world” in a wild and primitive state where “life eats life”. He created the mutants on purpose.

In Covenant, A. I. played by Fassbender created aggressive life forms.

In Pandorum, 60,000 passengers plus crew members board an interstellar ark, the Elysium, headed for an another planet to colonize it. Because of the length of the trip, the passengers were all placed in extended hypersleep.

In Covenant, the ship Covenant is headed for a planet Origae-6, with 2,000 colonists in stasis and 1,140 human embryos in cold storage.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 2 hr 2 min (122 min), 1 hr 55 min (115 min) (Mainland China Censored Version) (China)
Budget 97000000
Revenue 240891763
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Director Ridley Scott
Writer Dan O’Bannon, Ronald Shusett, Jack Paglen
Actors Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup
Country United States, United Kingdom
Awards 2 wins & 13 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix DTS (DTS: X), Dolby Atmos, Dolby Surround 7.1, Auro 11.1
Aspect Ratio 1.90 : 1 (IMAX Version: select screens), 2.39 : 1
Camera Arri Alexa Mini, Panavision PVintage, PCZ and Angenieux Optimo DP Rouge Lenses, Arri Alexa XT, Panavision PVintage, PCZ and Angenieux Optimo DP Rouge Lenses
Laboratory Company 3, Los Angeles (CA), USA (digital intermediate), Fluent Image, London, UK
Film Length N/A
Negative Format Codex
Cinematographic Process ARRIRAW (3.4K) (source format), Digital Intermediate (2K) (master format), Dolby Vision
Printed Film Format D-Cinema