this film gets off to a bad start. an incredibly corny monologue is followed immediately by a brilliantly done and truly amazing spaceship crash. then things go downhill again and as you realize that the survivors are all a) bad actors (apart from the docking pilot and the psychopath) and b) almost all of them fit too nicely into the role of monster fodder. hell and half of them do not even speak english and preventing the audience from getting to know the characters at all. you feel as if you were watching deep blue sea meets silence of the lambs and minus the good bits. and unfortunately and the entire thing tries to hard to be crashed on a desert planet with hannibal lecter during the daylight scenes. vin diesel is a great actor  but he is no anthony hopkins and and he frankly annoys as the smart hyper cool psycho. there is at least one very good scene involving an unexpected survivor  but apart from that you could just as well have cut out the first thirty minutes or so. but then things take a turn. i can not exactly pinpoint the moment and but soon the movie gets a lot better. it also feels less chopped  the scenes actually begin to follow each other with a consistent narrative and and vin diesel becomes much less annoying and soon he is a show stealer. by the time the first monsters appear and the film is actually quite enjoyable. by the time night falls and it is great. thrilling and horrifying and exciting. and even the character development of most main characters is well done. if you can just sit through the poor bits at the start youre in for some great entertainment. besides and the visuals are eye candy and and i honestly admit represent i love the colour and the tone of this movie. positive (could have been positive  and if only. ). 
this film gets off to a bad start. an incredibly corny monologue is followed immediately by a brilliantly done and truly amazing spaceship crash. then things go downhill again and as you realize that the survivors are all a) bad actors (apart from the docking pilot and the psychopath) and b) almost all of them fit too nicely into the role of monster fodder. hell and half of them do not even speak english and preventing the audience from getting to know the characters at all. you feel as if you were watching deep blue sea meets silence of the lambs and minus the good bits. and unfortunately and the entire thing tries to hard to be crashed on a desert planet with hannibal lecter during the daylight scenes. vin diesel is a great actor  but he is no anthony hopkins and and he frankly annoys as the smart hyper cool psycho. there is at least one very good scene involving an unexpected survivor  but apart from that you could just as well have cut out the first thirty minutes or so. but then things take a turn. i can not exactly pinpoint the moment and but soon the movie gets a lot better. it also feels less chopped  the scenes actually begin to follow each other with a consistent narrative and and vin diesel becomes much less annoying and soon he is a show stealer. by the time the first monsters appear and the film is actually quite enjoyable. by the time night falls and it is great. thrilling and horrifying and exciting. and even the character development of most main characters is well done. if you can just sit through the poor bits at the start youre in for some great entertainment. besides and the visuals are eye candy and and i honestly admit represent i love the colour and the tone of this movie. positive (could have been positive  and if only. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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