MTV
Life is an upbeat title for a movie about six astronauts stuck in an orbiting slaughterhouse. Director Daniel Espinosa has made a salute to our cells; put them under a microscope and each one is a galaxy. Put the cells together and form creatures who run, jump, eat, breathe, grow, think, and, if they’re lucky, stay alive. Here, our villain, a cluster of Martian cells dubbed "Calvin," is simply out to do the same, and this International Space Station doesn't have room for two species. Espinosa strips "good" and "evil" from his horror flick. It's not personal; it's biology.
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