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"Mindless yet Somehow Entertaining", In spite of its manifold flaws, AvP managed to be fairly entertaining. The characters were all pretty flat, the acting was horrible, and all but one of the humans dies without putting up any kind of meaningful fight whatsoever. The premise is totally absurd. The movie is basically entirely lacking in subtlety or depth. But for all that, I have to admit to having taken a great deal of rather juvenile satisfaction in watching the Predators and the Aliens-- two of the baddest beasts ever to hit the silver screen-- tear each other to shreds. Plus, once the main human character hooks up with the Predator to help him do battle, she turns out to be pretty cool, too. This is definitely about as mindless as action flicks come. But if you're male and under thirty, you'll probably get a kick out of it anyway.

"Now part of the canon of the main films ...",
This film definitely benefits from retrospect. After having viewed it now several times I've come down on the side of the fans with this film and not on the side of the haters, of which there are many.

When this movie was reported on, most of the mainstream press dismissed it outright as either an over the top combination, too niche of an audience, a bad idea that could ruin both franchises, and so on. After the initial shock wave settled and the movie came out, the box office numbers were pretty dismal and the film was then seen to have under-preformed. The expectation was probably too great to live up to or even meet half-way. Aliens vs. Predator landed with a thud in the theatres as well as on DVD when it was finally released.

But with all due respect, the film is greater than it's marketing history and will probably be seen as such in time to come.

The story has some surprising elements to it. Lance Henriksen being one of them, playing Charles 'Bishop' Weyland of ... ahem ...Weyland Industries. Yes, now it all makes sense. The whole question of Bishop wants to be answered and is begging to be answered in this film, much like the Terminator Series tries to reverse engineer their own on-screen technology to show you its roots. Henrikson's character is a billionaire industrialist that does it all and has the jump on most modern governments and not-surprisingly more armed than modern governments as well. But in this film, he's the aging, decrepit and frail leader that probably should've stayed home but takes no advice.

Overall, the action is good, the story is well-written and engaging. The CG is flawless and one can tell that a lot of love went into his movie from the inception of the idea and followed it all the way through the process. This is a much better movie than it was given credit for, and AVP holds it own in the world of both Predators and Aliens.

And for the record, if you have any doubts at all, this film also looks a million times better once you get a whiff of AVP:R, which was a complete and unmitigated disaster. It's a shame that movie was even made, because AVP:R did what everyone thought this film was going to do to both franchises. It just goes to show how much hard work is required to carry off something of the magnitude achieved in this film. Making a naval gazing, teen slasher movie and trying to pass it off as either an Aliens or Predator production is just downright shameful.

Well, as of this date AVP3 is silently in the works and it looks as though AVP:R is just going to be outright ignored in the storyline, and should be. Hopefully AVP3 will pick off where AVP left off.

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"Huge Disappointment!!", I can't agree with the previous comparisons more. What an insulting flop! While I did enjoy the production value and the concept of the film, it's all wrong!! Give me Aliens Vs. Predator in space! The whole thing should have happened on another planet and in the future. And to think they continue to ruin this story again in AVP2!

Another point astray from the original scripts...

In the first two Predator films, the Predator comes to hunt in very warm hot climates. This tells me that these reptilian-like creatures wouldn't fair well in sub-zero temperatures.

New script please!!

"Finally, the circle closes", We now know the origin of this particular ALIEN species variant; brought by the Predators as a transplant to Earth many eons prior to Columbus. Using a human as a host, a particularly survival orientated creature is produced that is stealthy, has molecular acid as blood (ALIEN pt.1),and aggressively combative and competitive: the most worthy opponent for Predator in, 'THE HUNT'. Only sometimes things don't work out as planned, and if Aliens are produced in numbers too overwhelming for the Predators to handle, they instigate their own 'final solution'. Evidently no remains of any kind of Alien are left behind, because in ALIEN, the comment is made that, "we've never encountered any species like that on LD-486, or any other planet [to Ripley]".
A vs P has a great story line and cast of characters, and the best movie of the series since , ALIENS. So grab two bags of microwave popcorn
your favorite drink, sit back and prepare for an excellent classic to be
horror flick.

"WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN", Well,after years of anticipation FOX finally decided to pit two of the greatest creatures in sci-fi history against each other for the first time on film.Fans of both Alien/Predator franchises will probably find themselves dissapointed with this film.However,while there is one decent fight between the two races,it is not enough to save the film from its sci-fi original feel and total lack of action and violence that fans were expecting.The plot of the film revolves around a team of scientists travelling to the arctic to investigate a heat signature found 2,000 feet beneath the ice,after locating a temple that serves as the Predator's proving ground,all goes south.While most say that this film is seriously flawed,and I agree,one must appreciate seeing these creatures together for the first time.With a few decent fight scenes mixed in between some pg-13 moments of horror,Alien vs. Predator,though it did not deliver for its fans,is not a bad buy for $10 and may be enjoyed by someone new to the franchise.

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"Alien 5 and Predator 3, together as one film", Though it's always a pleasure to see the Xenomorph (Alien), I really enjoy the AVP movies because they give audiences a chance to see the Predators back in action. Though director Paul W.S. Anderson clearly favors the Xenos over the Preds, he gives true fans of either creature a decent thrill. The extended or unrated cut of the film fills some gaps that the theatrical cut had, just like the unrated cut of AVP:R did. The human characters in both films are decent, but the real draw of these movies are the creatures. Sure, the original films, Alien (1979) and Predator (1987) were more about the human characters defeating the monsters, but by this point in either franchise, the monsters are the "heroes". However you do feel kinda bad for some of the people when they meet their end. AVP and its sequel will be viewed again later on down the road, I can assure you, and the two of them will eventually become monster classics.

"Not as bad as the reviewer's would make you think", I enjoyed both entities. As with the excellent Alien series the sequels should have stopped at 3 but money talks. But, combining the two "hot" aliens makes for some ok movies. This is not fab but it's not horrible. I thought it was pretty good.
Enjoy!

"Killing Two Birds With One Stone..", What a way to deep six two classic sci-fi brands. First off rent, don't buy. If you need to view this, turn off your set and just listen to the sound track. You'll probably see more. I viewed this dvd on two sets momentarily and was so dark the scenes could not be made out even with all lights out. Were the sets and characters so bad they didn't want any detail to be brought into the light? It should have been a sci-fi channel film release. It's about at the same level from what I could see. If this is a new trend in film, (no lights and shakey cams) I'm not going with it. Was this film previewed before release? They should have considered scrapping the project rather than producing this feature. Plot was weak, a teen drama... Who came up with that idea?? No need to make another.

"Had the same problems as The Hulk /both REWORK CANDITATES", most of the scenes were so dark it was difficult to see what was happening in the film even with the lights off.

"AVP: Alien vs Predator........", Alien vs Predator is a science fiction film, made in 2004, that bring the two beloved sci-fi franchises of fans all over together. It was a concept that was brought together in a comic series of the same name in 1989. Directed by W.S. Anderson(best known for "Event Horizon"& "Mortal Kombat"), it stars Sanaa Lathan, Lance Henriksen, Raoul Bova, and Colin Salmon. Alien vs. Predator follows a group assembled by billionaire Charles 'Bishop' Weyland (Lance Henriksen) for an expedition near the Antarctic after discovering a mysterious heat signal. Hoping to claim the find for himself, Weyland and the group discover a pyramid below the surface of a whaling station. Little do they know that it is a hunting ground for Predators who kill Aliens as a part of "coming of age" ritual. Despite harsh critism about the movie from movie reviewers and fans alike, it did well at the box-office ranking 33rd over all for the year as the highest-grossing film of that year. It has also did well by DVD sales and whatnot. In my opinion, AVP is a fun romp definitely worth owning just to see my two favorite space lifeforms duking it out til the end. It's a heck of a sight better than "Freddy vs Jason". The unrated edition contains the special features from the Extreme Edition, CGI and an extra eight minutes of footage. That goes a long way in making the movie that much better. So, regardless of what you hear about it, check out AVP:Alien vs Predator. It's a really good movie.