" The present is in low texture 3d cgi "

I enjoyed Downfall for what it was worth, and was curious about Aftermath. Maybe I'll check it out if it pops up on netflix and I'm bored. 
@Brad: Did you read the book at all? That seemed like a pretty interesting piece of fiction.

...Netflix says "Save for Release", so I must find a way to watch it.  :|

Downfall was pretty awesome.

Man I have totally lost track with all the Dead Space side projects they've done ever since the first game was released. They're really overdoing it I think. I thought Dead Space was one of the best action games I've ever played, but in no way does it make me want to play a puzzle based minigame collection, an on-rails shooter, and watch some cartoons. I just want the same old over the shoulder gorefest.

I watched it the other day.  Though it was expected to be cheezy and the 3d animation was sub par, I found the style of story telling to be quite interesting.  Each character is interviewed and tells their side of the story. What makes this interesting to me is that the art style, character design, character interactions, and character personalities differ between each person's point of view. 
 
I would say it's worth watching if you are into Dead Space. Runtime is only a little over an hour so you won't be wasting too much time.

Good god, that CG is awful! Reminds me of the Animatrix... *shudders*

As much as I like all the pieces that make the Dead Space games, including the story, I find them extremely less compelling when taken out of the interactive form. Not sure why that is the case, I'm one of those people who have read every Halo book, but I can't get myself to care about these spin-offs. The universe is really cool, but if I'm not playing in it, I'm not interested.

Oh god, the 3D stuff looks like Reboot but with blood and edginess.  That really turns me off. 

" @amir90 said:

" The present is in low texture 3d cgi "

 Pass. I've fallen way down the rabbit hole of Dead Space IP nonsense the last couple of weeks, but this just sounds cheap and shoddy. And this is coming from someone who watched and kind of enjoyed DS Downfall last weekend."

Downfall was a good experience, but it actually made me more confused regarding the marker :/

I don't really remember much about Downfall except corpse monsters. And I think there was a scene in the hydroponics lab like in the game.

I saw Downfall back in the day and I saw Aftermath yesterday as well, and by the end of both movies my thoughts were exactly the same:
"Why is this so crappy when the actual universe it's drinking from is so rich?" :(

" @amir90 said:

" The present is in low texture 3d cgi "

 Pass. I've fallen way down the rabbit hole of Dead Space IP nonsense the last couple of weeks, but this just sounds cheap and shoddy. And this is coming from someone who watched and kind of enjoyed DS Downfall last weekend.  Well, maybe if this shows up on Netflix streaming... "

I knew the movie would be...wellllll....not good? going into it and I think that helped me enjoy it as much as I could. It's pretty cheesy dialogue and the characters fall into some deeeeep, deeeeeeeeeep stereotypes, but as a means for filling in some smaller gaps and fleshing out an important DS2 character, it wasn't worthless. 
 
Also, scary anime boobs.

it's OK. I bought it. I am kind of collecting all DS related materials nowadays. I don't care animation quality. when I watched it, I was more focus on story line. how this horrible thing has been occurred. Nolan Stross is who-did-it. he made a big mistake to spread necros all over the place. he is only a key to solve that problem along with Issac Clarke. in the end of movie, there is hospital coffin like little box. stross is in there next to unconscious Issac Clarke. that's how DS 2 began. 

Wait, people actually liked Downfall?