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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By:Neil Site:Times Of India

Fortunately, the writers are well aware of their inspirations; enough to avoid certain clich©s. They dont aspire to put a larger philosophical spin, leaving director Daniel Espinosa with the task of putting together a straight-out popcorn flick. Combined with good special effects and inventive cinematography to keep the action claustrophobic (do not miss the opening sequence), Life does little to change the scope of the genre. However, it is a tautly wound thriller with some gruesome and unpredictable twists to keep you on the edge of your seat, and occasionally even jumping out of it.

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By:Mihir Site:Firstpost

Life itself is a strange film; tense and proficiently made, but also cheesy, melodramatic and severely derivative all in equal parts. Much like the creature in the film itself, this film is a specimen to observe with curiosity.Theres also nothing particularly awesome about the creature design either, it looks like something hurriedly put together. Were supposed to be in awe of an extra terrestrial life form being found for the first time, but it just doesnt come through.

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Ratings:4/5 Review By:Rohan Site:Hindustan Times

The movie is, to put it plainly, like a mutated clone birthed in a secret government lab using smuggled Alien DNA, but unlike the dozens of other films it has inspired, Life probably comes closest to not seeming like an out and out rip off, and takes, against all expectations, a life of its own. For one, its remarkably well made. Almost too well made in fact, for the sort of film it is (a largely derivative thriller which borrows heavily not only from the goofy monster movies of the 50s, but also from gory 80s horror and pulpy 90s action).

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