Not denying that Germany faces serious issues, but using Intel as an example to show Germany's national problems imo is just wrong. Ifthey want to make that connection they better provide some evidence showing this move isn't purely motivated by the internal problems Intel currently faces, which recently have been in the news quite a bit.
Now if TSMC suddenly decides to cancel their new German fab (admittedly not leading edge like Intel's would have been), then it's a point taken.
Also you can't withdrawal what isn't there. They have barely started doing any work in Magdeburg
Kind of late, since i just came around to seeing it. Some thoughts:
I really liked the visuals and i'm glad i got to see it in the cinema on a really good screen, so more or less the best possible experience. But i agree that the Rook animatronic looked a bit off (i'd have to rewatch it again).
As someone else already mentioned i also liked the dystopian setting of the first act.
I liked that they were leaning more into the horror, rather than action genre. But imo unlike the first Alien movie it had a few too many jump scares and overused the xenomorphs. Where the original was able to build tension with what you can't see, here you had a whole pack of them. And somehow they get mowed down way too easily.
Agreed that there were too many callbacks and easter eggs, rather than letting the movie stand on its own. Especially the Ripley line was just too obvious and imo breaks the immersion into the movie.
Not a huge fan of the third act