Alien vs. Predator 2 Gets Snazzy New Title
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In a move that is certain to make millions of moviegoers more excited about seeing the film, 20th Century Fox has announced that it's changing the title of Alien vs. Predator 2 to Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. Back to Article
In a move that is certain to make millions of moviegoers more excited about seeing the film, 20th Century Fox has announced that it's changing the title of Alien vs. Predator 2 to Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. Back to Article
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bmoviebuff writes: on Aug 23 2007 06:25 AM Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem? Sounds like a musical. (Reply to this) |
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Mikekingos writes: on Aug 23 2007 06:54 AM I agree. That doesnt really sound all too good for the title, but it still looks like an awesome movie. (Reply to this) |
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blank blank writes: on Aug 23 2007 06:58 AM how does it look like an awesome movie? the midwest? come on. (Reply to this) |
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TombstoneLawDog writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:02 AM I hope they model this after 'Requeim for a Dream' telling the tale of a loner Predator and an alien with dubious morals and a drugged out, increasingly detached Predator mother who watches game shows, finding a tragic Predator-Alien love amidst the dangerous, heady world of narcotics. Marlon Wayans would still play the best friend. (Reply to this) |
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OAKTREELIVE writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:05 AM Oh lord, I don't think anyone would lament the loss of Aliens or Predator so, Requiem? Terrible title, not to mention the target audience for this probably doesn't even know the definition of the word. As Alien Vs. Predator disgraced Ridley Scott's Alien, Aliens versus Predator disgraces Cameron's Aliens, you can **** on predator all you want but stop screwing with an excellent franchise. Also, what the hell is Shareeka Epps (Half Nelson) doing in this? As for Reiko Aylesworth (24), I can see she might not be in high demand but it's sad to see Michelle Dessler stoop this low. (Reply to this) |
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helmzy13 writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:14 AM The 2004 classic Alien Vs. Predator... surely be a record-breaking Christmas Day opening. Somebody's drinking the kool-aid (Reply to this) |
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Elixor writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:15 AM Sounds like they threw 'Requiem' into the title to try to make the movie sound sophisticated and attempt to disconnect it from the trash that was the first movie. I hope the movie is well done, the first one sucked. The title could be pink bunnies vs ugly ducklings, I don't give a damn. Just make a good Aliens vs. Predators movie! (Reply to this) |
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DanielLee8793 writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:18 AM how is this movie different from the first one? (Reply to this) |
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ClericPreston writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:38 AM Odds on a Predator Alien mix and species banding together to stop it... I'm gonna go with 75% (Reply to this) |
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AcE! writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:42 AM How about a completely new title that doesnt have the words alien or predator in it or at least not in the same way, and was a series reboot so if this movie is good it wouldnt be forever plagued by the atrocity of the first one. It still might be good, but just like the new hulk movie they should just start over instead of trying to create a great trilogy that will forever be marred by a bad start. (Reply to this) |
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Krellburt writes: on Aug 23 2007 08:02 AM In reply to this comment (#1065281) As far as ruining the Alien series, you could not get any worse than ressurection. Sadly, AvP was a step up. (Reply to this) |
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Gimy writes: on Aug 23 2007 08:11 AM screw it, The Aliens in the Hills...Massacre the Predator in Texas. just combine hills have eyes rednecks...with leatherface...and add in aliens and predator. just have everybody in a huge buffet of a sh3t movie. oh...and who wins the big fight at the very end??? Leprechaun baby...Leprechaun... if we could somehow sign Chucky to be in this flick...i'd guarantee an Oscar for best picture (Reply to this) |
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Jeff Giles writes: on Aug 23 2007 08:21 AM In reply to this comment (#1065286) Helmzy, if you thought I was serious, I want some of what YOU'RE drinkin'. (Reply to this) |
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opTIMus Nerd writes: on Aug 23 2007 08:31 AM I agree with Krellburt, while AvP wasn't cinematic gold...It didn't suck in that extra special way that Alien 4 sucked; franchise was perfectly ruined then. AvP wasn't THAT bad as it did try and pretend to be a part of both of the other films and who didn't like the green predalien at the end? Oh right, nobody. Maybe part two will be awesome! I know all these Alien and Predator movies have always left me wondering, "Gee, all this space-ship and jungle battles...If only these creatures would attack people at the mall!?" If they are REAL clever they will have people in the movie seeing the first AvP and get attacked by Aliens and Predators in the theater! It'll be like turning a live video camera on the TV and lead to the end of time. (Reply to this) |
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pulgasari writes: on Aug 23 2007 08:34 AM In reply to this comment (#1065313) It's in the midwest, dude! That's a populated area! The first one took place in antarctica! There'll be infinitely more people for the aliens to impregnate! All things considered, though, the movie will [b]probably[/b] suck, but I'll reserve judgement until it comes out. (Reply to this) |
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ManofStee1 writes: on Aug 23 2007 08:54 AM Why do they insist on setting these movies on modern day Earth? It's obvious that the guys making his have never picked up one of the comics or seen the (incredible) AVP2 game, or they would know that it would be a much better idea to put Aliens' space marines on an alien planet populated by Predators. Now THAT'S a movie I'd want to see. (Reply to this) |
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TheAncientEnemy writes: on Aug 23 2007 08:58 AM The only "snazzy" new title for AVP2 that would put me at ease would be "Canceled." I have yet to come to terms with the fact that by turning Alien into a Friday the 13th camp-laden franchise Fox has simultaineously cheapened the original films and forced respectable directors like Scott and Cameron (who were both considering Alien 5) to not want to touch the series with a 20 foot pole. When I first heard about AVP I was disappointed. When I heard who was to direct it I was heartbroken. When I heard it was to be PG-13... well, you all know the rest. Thank you, Fox. (Reply to this) |
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Baccus83 writes: on Aug 23 2007 09:44 AM Requiem? Seriously? OoooOOOoooOO! Cool word! Foreign sounding. That'll totally convince people to take this film seriously! (Reply to this) |
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BUCK69 writes: on Aug 23 2007 09:58 AM At least Alien 4 had some degree of continuity. AVP was bastardized both franchises in order to make a buck. Cross-over movies always blow and they usually get progressively worse. No one seems to recall that Ripley was the only living human being who had ever seen an Alien in "Aliens". Remember, she said that "if just one of those things gets down here"??? Preditor 2 was set in a near-future LA. Mixing these two series is like mixing "Blade Runner" and "Star Trek". They belong in their own repsective universe. (Reply to this) |
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Uradik Smoke writes: on Aug 23 2007 10:11 AM I guess I am th only person that found AVP slightly entertaining ? I mean it was in no way a masterpiece or even a great film for either franchise but i have to admit for about 45 mins i was entertained , seeing an Alien take down a Pred and then watching a bawl ensue was pretty bad a$$ My biggest beef with the movie was so much human interaction and that the humans were involved in most of the plot and became the main character in the movie , BIG MISTAKE as that is when i lost interest. I want a Alien Vs Predator movie , not AVPVH. YOu have to admit most of the Alien/ Predator fight scenes were not half bad and gave you what you wanted to see . So with the sad news that once again this has turned into a Alien Vs Pred Vs Human movie i am discouraged and a bit le down by the news . The only saving grace in my opinion is the possibility that the Predalien will be in this and look as kool as the sample pic i saw . So we will have to wait and see if we get a AVP copy with some new lights and bells or a full upgrade of the first movie ... (Reply to this) |
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ffamilyguy writes: on Aug 23 2007 10:11 AM These movie makers are retarded...seriously.....They should have started the movie when Ripley and Winona (don't remember her character name) brought an alien back to Earth (after Alien Reserection) and all hell breaks loose, then couldn't contain the aliens fast enough, so they summoned the Predator aliens to help the humans destroy the bad ones. But noooo..... they have to go with there douche bag script writers to make the freakin movie take place at an Ancient Pyramid....stooopid gay producers and writers. (Reply to this) |
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ffamilyguy writes: on Aug 23 2007 10:12 AM These movie makers are retarded...seriously.....They should have started the movie when Ripley and Winona (don't remember her character name) brought an alien back to Earth (after Alien Reserection) and all hell breaks loose, then couldn't contain the aliens fast enough, so they summoned the Predator aliens to help the humans destroy the bad ones. But noooo..... they have to go with there douche bag script writers to make the freakin movie take place at an Ancient Pyramid....stooopid gay producers and writers. (Reply to this) |
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ffamilyguy writes: on Aug 23 2007 10:13 AM sorry about the double post :o) (Reply to this) |
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TheAncientEnemy writes: on Aug 23 2007 10:19 AM I imagine it would be pretty difficult to make an AVP movie without human characters to drive the plot. Most people wouldn't enjoy just watching digital monsters fight eachother, and there's no way that Fox would sink the necessary cash into a flick like that. My beef is that the whole idea cheapens the series. Take an exploitive, campy idea like any "Vs." movie, and tack on one of the worst directors in the business who has no regard or respect for the series. These are all steps to tarnish the legacy of Alien. I was hoping that AvP would fall into memory since it was pretty much panned, but there will always be a market for those who like the video games and don't have enough understanding to know that watching this garbage and giving those involved your cash is just like pounding another nail into the coffin containing the critical respect of an amazing film series. (Reply to this) |
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Krellburt writes: on Aug 23 2007 10:37 AM In reply to this comment (#1065697) Actually Buck, if you had payed attention, in Predator 2, the predator had an alien skull mounted in the ship. And if you were a true fan of the alien series and the predator series, you would know that aliens vs predator is a huge theme in comics and books. They are part of the same universe though you may not know it. It is not a hollywood creation like freddie vs jason. As for aliens 4, i feel the lept into a completely different universe where aliens were a joke and a half human half alien was the closest they could come to a creative thought. The movie was the worst thing I have ever seen. Ever. (Reply to this) |
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BUCK69 writes: on Aug 23 2007 10:41 AM In reply to this comment (#1065781) You hit the nail on the head. Its hard to beleive that the exploitive, low-brow, crap that is AVP [and in all likelihood AVP2:Requiem] is the progeny of talented directors like Scott, McTiernan, Cameron, and Fincher. (Reply to this) |
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TheAncientEnemy writes: on Aug 23 2007 11:10 AM No one will debate the fact that AvP makes for good comics and cool video games. And yes, of course we all know that we owe it all to that clever guy who said "hey, let's put an Alien skull in the ship!" However, this doesn't make them necessarily part of the same universe. If you want to go that route then Superman and Batman are also part of the same universe since they have had bouts with both creatures. That being said, I don't MIND them in the same universe. I just want it to be done tastefully. Alien Resurrection was, in my opinion, not needed and an obvious cash-in on a series that ended properly with Fincher's beautiful (albeit flawed) Alien 3. I think that Resurrection could have been a better film had they not hired Jean-Pierre Jeunet to direct. While I love his other films outside the series, his European charm and whimsical style simply do not mesh with a series that takes itself so seriously. His art direction was cool, as usual, but he completely robbed the aliens of their most terrifying attributes by making them far too present and by asking to audience to take some pretty big leaps as far as plot goes (aliens setting a trap for the swimmers after having only escaped moments ago? The film is littered with these). While I don't feel that Resurrection is quite the blemish that most people do, I freely admit that Jeunet turning the series into "black comedy," as he has stated himself, was a really bad turn. It's also important to keep in mind that Jeunet didn't WANT to make a big budget horror flick, and was probably also a little disenchanted with the Hollywood machine. I can't help but feel that some of the camp in Resurrection was a result of this. It's just a shame that he had to use the Alien franchise as a vehicle to make his statement. (Reply to this) |
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taran72 writes: on Aug 23 2007 12:06 PM Aliens vs Predator: No Name Actors (Reply to this) |
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Lizard Brain writes: on Aug 23 2007 12:44 PM Mozart had better be in this movie somewhere... (Reply to this) |
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calbear526 writes: on Aug 23 2007 01:29 PM In reply to this comment (#1065286) Somebody else is drinking the Dumb Aid. (Reply to this) |
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DirectorG13 writes: on Aug 23 2007 01:32 PM THE 2004 CLASSIC Alien V. Predator?? I hope to God Rotten Tomatoes has a reputation for sarcasm. (Reply to this) |
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Azlam Orlandu writes: on Aug 23 2007 01:34 PM Requiem for both of these franchises... (Reply to this) |
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Exode writes: on Aug 23 2007 03:18 PM The next one should surround a group of humans altered specifically to hunt down predators as they become a nuisance during travel throughout the galaxy. it would star Vin Diesel as a futuristic The Rock. Born on the planet Vietnam, The Rock was forced to fight at an early age and was raised by an Alien mother and Predator father, but his rough exteriored yet truly gentle-hearted coach never let him give up on his dream of becoming an exotic dancer. Anyway, he built a home out the giving tree or some sh** like that. Alien, Predator, and The Rock ate a bunch of apples from the tree, then they all died. THE END? (Reply to this) |
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Mikekingos writes: on Aug 23 2007 03:50 PM sounds sweet. NOT! (Reply to this) |
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Catalyst8 writes: on Aug 23 2007 04:08 PM In reply to this comment (#1065234) OMG, AVP the Musical! Somebody simply *must* make it. ;-) The alien can even sing harmony with itself, since it has multiple mouths. I can see it now on Broadway... (Reply to this) |
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ThulsaDoom writes: on Aug 23 2007 05:09 PM Film studios are stupid, All they need to do is turn to the original dark horse comics for the perfect setup. But they keep doing these stupid modern day settings. "No matter who wins , we lose"? well at the end of the first one we won. They copped out. Boo. (Reply to this) |
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bloodstorm writes: on Aug 23 2007 05:50 PM are you people really too stupid to realize what that this title might have something to do with the big plot twist...of course you wont...if you were real fans you wouldnt post comments on rottentomatoes you would go to avpgalaxy.net...well anyway you think this movie will suck??? check out the new production still...even better...wait for the goddamn trailer (which will be coming out soon) the title is also a way of sorts to not be associated with the ****feast AVP...and its not in the midwest its in gunnison colorado... just a thought (Reply to this) |
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iakobos writes: on Aug 23 2007 05:56 PM Quote ManofStee1 writes:on Aug 23 2007 08:54 AM Why do they insist on setting these movies on modern day Earth? It's obvious that the guys making his have never picked up one of the comics or seen the (incredible) AVP2 game, or they would know that it would be a much better idea to put Aliens' space marines on an alien planet populated by Predators. Now THAT'S a movie I'd want to see. ___ I agree, AVP needs to be in space. According to the original premise in Alien/Aliens the Aliens were never supposed to have been to earth in the present day. If you are going to have humans in the story, they could do it this way. I don't remember the exact details but Ripley's corporation wanted a captured Alien to develop for military weapons purposes. So lets have them do that out in space or perhaps on Earth but in the meantime the Predators have become a problem with hunting humans on Earth, or hunting humans in deep space operations. So then you take your new "genetically engineered fights for the humans" Alien to the Predators planet and/or some intermediate Predator base to unleash the Aliens on them. But of course everything back fires and Aliens not only go off on the Predators but then turn on the humans etc. You could have the Predators infiltrate the human ship and start killing off humans while the Aliens are ransacking everything. Then you would have Aliens attacking humans and Predators, Predators attacking humans and Aliens, and the humans attacking Predators and Aliens. That would be fun. The possibilites are endless plus you would preserve the main premise of both movie series which is that both Aliens and Predators are antagonistic to humans. The only problem I see with having strictly an Aliens and Predators movie with no humans is that leaves the audience with no human to connect to. Part of the success of both franchises is we have a natural emotional response that automatically causes us to root for the human protagonists. (Reply to this) |
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yodas gooch writes: on Aug 23 2007 06:48 PM In reply to this comment (#1065280) Gold! (Reply to this) |
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jmo2ski writes: on Aug 23 2007 07:49 PM Cool, i guess. (Reply to this) |
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nickaanderud writes: on Aug 24 2007 01:55 AM Oh lord. I heard they were making a sequel to AvP. The first one was pretty disapointing, but they might do a decent job on this one. As for the (Reply to this) |
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TheAncientEnemy writes: on Aug 24 2007 01:59 PM "you were real fans you wouldnt post comments on rottentomatoes you would go to avpgalaxy.net" Correction: "real fans" never set foot in a theater that was playing the first AvP because they know the difference between artistic film-making and (Reply to this) |
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thekingofrandom writes: on Aug 24 2007 02:21 PM THE FIRST MOVIE BLEW DICK AND THE SEQUEL WILL BLOW EVEN MORE DICK THEY DISRESPECTED ALIENS AND PREDATOR AND THEY DISRESPECTED THE VIDEOGAME AVP WOULDNT BE A BAD MOVIE IF THE STUDIOS WOULD TARGET THE RIGHT AUDIENCE (ADULTS) BOTH FRANCHISES WERE RATED R AND THE GAME WAS RATED MATURE SO TO MAKE A MOVIE BASED PREVIOUS FILMS AND TO DESTROY WHAT THEY WERE IS HORRIBLE SO **** AVP ITS GONNA SUCK BALLS NO QUESTIONS JUST LIKE HALO MOST LIKELY WILL (Reply to this) |
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smartmoviekid writes: on Aug 24 2007 09:44 PM ummm ppl the new "restricted" trailer for AvP 2 is up in ign.com and lets just say i guess the filmmakers learned from their mistakes from the first one. the bloods really here to stay. (Reply to this) |
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smartmoviekid writes: on Aug 24 2007 09:45 PM heres the link to save time, lazy bums htt (Reply to this) |
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Uradik Smoke writes: on Aug 24 2007 09:50 PM I just caught the new Red Tape trailer for AVP 2 and it looks pretty damn good !!! NO more Mr Nice Predator , it looked like he killed more humans in the trailer than Aliens , it was seriously pretty Bada$$ . I know we all have our doubts about this movie since the last AVP was sort of a joke , but seriously take a look at the trailer , it looks like they may have got this one right , i know it is hard to say that after 2 min trailer , but it seriously looks like they have managed to salvage both the Aliens and the Predators reputation and if i was not mistaken i did see Mr Pred taking on a Pred-Alien ... heres where to find it h (Reply to this) |
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smartmoviekid writes: on Aug 24 2007 11:37 PM thanks a lot (Reply to this) |
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smartmoviekid writes: on Aug 24 2007 11:38 PM thanks a lot (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Aug 25 2007 06:54 AM In reply to this comment (#1065748) You're not. I didn't find AVP to be all that bad; it was stupid sci fi fun for our generation. As for the title, well, at least it's better than 'Survival of the Fittest'. (Reply to this) |
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TheAncientEnemy writes: on Aug 25 2007 07:39 AM I'll have to check out the trailer after I am done attending another kick-*** Clutch concert tonight. As much as I want this dead, I can't deny that I am very interested in seeing the trailer. (Reply to this) |
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Mikekingos writes: on Aug 25 2007 08:08 AM Wow, the Strause bros. got it right! Good job guys! (Reply to this) |
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Uradik Smoke writes: on Aug 25 2007 09:29 AM I am getting kind of excited to see this movie now ... Each time i watch the new trailer i see some pretty kick a$$ things that give me hope for this movie . The amount of blood in this trailer is more then in all of AVP , Predator is kickin serious a$$ , Aliens are killin as they should and i could swear that there is a Predalien in the trailer . I am thinking the Strause Bros have done this justice (Reply to this) |
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crazy4scifi writes: on Aug 25 2007 10:35 AM In reply to this comment (#1065748) I found AVP pretty entertaining.The new one should have Arnold doing a cameo of some government expert on the Predator?50 bucks says Lance Henrickson will be back in some form,probably as an android?I'd like to see a remake of that 1983 flick with Scott Glen called The Keep,that would be awesome!But this new AVP flick will be cool,I'll wait for the DVD so I can kick back and watch it with a six pack! (Reply to this) |
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bloodstorm writes: on Aug 25 2007 01:00 PM did any of the people that said this movie will suck see the red band trailer in HD?? it looks pretty good and thats without the cgi being completed (Reply to this) |
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RC3 writes: on Aug 25 2007 04:39 PM For those who dont know - Randy Stradley already wrote a book (Prey) which kind of follows the 1st AVP movie. The sequel takes place where the 1st movie left off... The character played by Sanai Lathan is supposed to go with the Predators, train and become assimilated with the hunter culture- giving the audience a more in depth look at the predators life. Unfortunately, this movie will probally cut and paste some of that story, add some CGI fight scenes and call it a wrap- MY ADVICE read the Stradley versions of ALIENS vrs PREDATORS. (Reply to this) |
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jasperoosterveld writes: on Aug 26 2007 06:26 AM Anyone seen the trailer? (Reply to this) |
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TpUnZo92 writes: on Aug 26 2007 07:36 AM also in predator they kind of set you up when danny glover was like in its lair or w.e and you saw like alien heads and body parts when i saw it i was like wtf is goin on but i saw AVP and i thought the script and story and acing was bad but the alien fight scenes were good it was kinda like snakes on a plane for me it was so bad it made me laugh but at the same time enjoy hopefully the second will do the same : ) (Reply to this) |
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Wallcloud writes: on Aug 26 2007 11:28 AM Everyone including me needs their Alien fix now and then, but this is all we're left with unfortunatly (despite the kind of cool trailer) I'll see this movie eventually but GOD what a horrible idea for a movie. (Reply to this) |
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TheAncientEnemy writes: on Aug 26 2007 03:13 PM It looks as though the brothers Strause have taken the PG-13 criticism to heart... perhaps a bit too much since the trailer is, more or less, a montage of death. I am willing to bet they took that criticism and ran with it, but did little to help the film's intelligence or plot. It doesn't take a great director to show thirty people being killed by monsters. It takes a great director to make it MEAN something, and it doesn't look like that's what we have here. It looks to me like a bunch of gratuitous gore and violence for the sake of violence. Paying tribute to the R rated Alien series takes more than upping the death toll. It takes mature film making and artistry, not low-brow bloodbaths. (Reply to this) |
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jasperoosterveld writes: on Aug 27 2007 02:42 AM haha you are right enemy! You see at least 30 people getting slaughterd ;) (Reply to this) |
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Uradik Smoke writes: on Aug 27 2007 11:36 AM In reply to this comment (#1074308) You can tell me that Aliens , Alien 3 and Alien Resurection were anything more than cash grabs by the studio , were they anything more than excessive blood bath movies that completely strayed away from the origianl vision of Alien and went the route out excessive gore and violence ( For that time in movies) then trying to create intellegent , artistic film with any kind of maning or message ??? ... (Reply to this) |
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deneco4 writes: on Aug 27 2007 01:56 PM My favorite AVP goof: When the expedition first reaches the hidden pyramid, one of the characters examines the wall markings after rubbing away the cobwebs from the stone. Are there any spiders that thrive 2000 feet below sea level in Antarctica? (Reply to this) |
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TheAncientEnemy writes: on Aug 29 2007 08:12 AM Uradik: I will tell you than Aliens, Alien 3, and to a much lesser degree Alien Resurrection were totally cash grabs. However, they were done with integrity as far as the choice of directors go (aside from the questionable decision for AR). Meaning or message? Not necessary in this genre, but neither Aliens nor Alien 3 had gratuitous gore simply for the sake of using more blood. There was one gory scene in Alien. There was very little gore in Aliens, and even less in Alien 3. Alien Resurrection probably threw down the most blood. Deneco4: Another shining example of Paul Anderson's complete lack of intelligence when it comes to making films. "Spider webs would be cool! It's ancient, right? Throw 'em on there! God, I'm so friggin' cool." (Reply to this) |
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Jewmonster writes: on Sep 01 2007 02:53 PM wait... the title sounds familiar... is Shuya Nanahara gonna be innit? (Reply to this) |
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Jewmonster writes: on Sep 01 2007 02:54 PM wait.. familiar.. is Shuya Nanahara in this? (Reply to this) |
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CulturalEye writes: on Sep 04 2007 11:58 PM In the Midwest?! Boooring. Unless it's in downtown Chicago, that would be BAD A$$! (Reply to this) |
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Mathew92 writes: on Dec 21 2007 07:06 AM some of u are saying BS about AVP:R watch the first 5 minutes and you'll think other htt (Reply to this) |
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deadlysquirrel writes: on Dec 19 2009 09:45 PM AVP Was Good....And way way better than Alien Resurrection, the story wasnt that bad...And it was done in a Alien, Predator tradition respectively, AVP Requiem was absolutely aweful...Worse than Alien Ressurrection, it would make any true fan walk out of the theatre, expect for one battle in the sewer between the alien and predator, the rest of the movie was straight garbage...lol...Like someone had mentioned earlier it was like they used the set pieces from Dawsons Creek, hired a new generation of 90210 cast, and then slapped horror over it, but felt like I was watching a generic version of alien and predator, it felt like straight to video, by a group of directors Strause that sound like something tailor made for the Burlington Coat Factory...lol...They must of been desperate to get more teens to come see this movie...and build somewhat of a fanbase...the first AVP was dope, and Paul Anderson is a good director, but it seems as if Fox, or corporates are just slamming these comic icons...and it is really getting ugly...They should of left it alone after AVP...which at least ended on a good note...Sanaa Lathan is hot....And it was dope to see Bishop again..lol...I cant wait for Ridley to drop the Aliens Prequel, and Rob Rodriquez to produce the Predators sequel... (Reply to this) |
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deadlysquirrel writes: on Dec 19 2009 09:54 PM If they are tampering with the movies traditional tension, and horror, and suspense to get more fans I think they are ruining it...Doesnt AVP, Aliens Or Predators already have true fans? People that follow the comics? People that grew up on Alien and Aliens, Alien 3?!? Or Pred, And Pred 2? Why the hell would they try to make it all watered down and campy? PG 13 anyone? They are also messing with the whole mythology of these creatures...its like saying Terminators can eat, and drink now, and have babies, and pee standing on one leg...pretty soon the aliens are going to be able to speak and wear glasses...and shoes...Its just getting lamer... (Reply to this) |
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