While I can't really praise this video because to me it seems to miss (or maybe doesn't miss, but merely chooses not to address) the fact that Covenant's themes are superficial at best (some visual and narrative resemblance to better works of art, but a complete lack of understanding of the moral questions at the center of said works of art, resulting in a film with no moral questions of its own), I thought this video was quite good. I'd go as far as to say it's the best defense of Covenant I've yet seen (even if the video mostly uses the far superior Prometheus to build said defense).
I also can't really fault the creator of the video for "mistaking" the xenomorph to be a thing to be feared instead of a beautiful thing representing our deepest desires for survival and violent consumption, since "a thing to be feared" was what the xenomorphs represented between the years 1979-2017 (which, judging by the voice of the narrator, is longer than the time he spent being alive). The xenomorphs always were a thing to be feared, originally representing mankind's fear of the unknown, rape and birth.
So really, the person who got it backwards was Covenant's director, its 4 writers, anyone involved in the creation and distribution of the film, and anyone in the known universe, unknown universe and its infinite dimensions who had any sort of contact with the film and thought the xenomorph representing something beautiful is a good idea.
