Alien vs. Predator

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Cast & Crew

Sanaa Lathan
Alexa "Lex" Woods

Raoul Bova
Sebastian De Rosa

Lance Henriksen
Charles Bishop Weyland

Ewen Bremner
Graeme Miller

Colin Salmon
Maxwell Stafford

Tommy Flanagan
Mark Verheiden

Joseph Rye
Joe Connors

Carsten Nørgaard
Rusten Quinn

Sam Troughton
Thomas Parks

Ian Whyte
Scar

Paul W.S. Anderson
Director

Dan O'Bannon
Writer

Ronald Shusett
Writer

Paul W.S. Anderson
Screenwriter

Wyck Godfrey
Executive Producer

Thomas M. Hammel
Executive Producer

Mike Richardson
Executive Producer

John Davis
Producer

Lawrence Gordon
Producer

Walter Hill
Producer

Gordon Carroll
Producer

David Giler
Producer

Chris Symes
Co-Producer

David Johnson
Cinematography

Richard Bridgland
Production Design

Alexander Berner
Film Editing

John Bruno
Visual Effects Supervisor

Harald Kloser
Original Music

Magali Guidasci
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for Alien vs. Predator

• Jun 22, 2016

  Humans find basically a "Predator training gym." Interesting concept but poorly executed. A nice nod/easter egg to the Alien franchise as they bring back Lance Henriksen (bishop from 'aliens') as Charles Bishop Weyland the founder of the Weyland company (owned ellen ripley's ship in 'alien' and owned the colony in 'aliens') but that's about it.
  

  Patrick W Super Reviewer
• Nov 25, 2013

  I can honestly say, that this is one of the most under-rated films of 2004. Not because it was good, just because it was panned so fucking hard by critics! I think this is mostly due to the fact that it was being compared to both the Alien and Predator series, which is fair enough, but it was never going to be what either of those films was. Ultimately it's downfall came from some poor dialogue, and trying to reach a larger audience. Where Predators was a film that you didn't need to have watched all the others in order to follow, it was still fundamentally a Predator film, aimed at the Predator-loving market. AVP on the other hand used references to the older films, but then completely threw the canon out the window and went for a larger fanbase. And whilst it worked to some degree (my grandma liked it) it wasn't enough of a step in either direction. AVP was complicated as a stand alone, and disastrous when compared to anything else in the franchise except perhaps its sequel Requiem (and maybe Predator 2 or Alien3). Honestly I think the film works as an archetypal film in the realm of both Alien and Predator, just not a sequel or prequel to either. The lead protagonist is a woman by the name of Alexa Woods, portayed by Sanaa Lathan (Blade, Contagion) who was clearly meant to be a modern day Ripley, and catastrophically failed at doing so. The Predators were as cool as ever, and people complained that in the latter half of the film they weren't as ghostly as in Predator/Predator 2, but we've already had two whole films of that, and these were juvenile Predators, so it sort of made sense that they were a tad more restless. Bringing Lance Henriksen (Damien: Omen II, Piranha II: The Spawning, The Terminator, Aliens, Alien 3, Pumpkinhead, The Quick and the Dead, Mind Ripper, Scream 3, The Lost Tribe) back was an awesome decision, one that was probably lost on the audience who had not seen the Alien series. Tommy Flanagan (Smokin' Aces 1 and 2, Sin City, When a Stranger Calls [2006], Gladiator, Braveheart) is another an actor I love, it was a shame his character (Mark Verheiden) was so underused. Ultimately, the film is a good one to pick up and put down, don't think about it too much, don't compare it to the others, go in with your only expectation being that it's a monster-movie, then you won't come out too disappointed. 59% -Gimly
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Jul 24, 2013

  A spit in the face to both franchises. AVP: Alien vs. Predator does both famed-sci-fi-antagonists no favors as it's nothing but a senseless crossover and unnecessary addition. 1/5
  

  Eugene B Super Reviewer
• Aug 11, 2012

  Both 'Alien' and 'Predator' are classics with suspense and violence. This film doesn't even meet up to their standards. Aside from the most unlikely alliance, there are some good action moments.Featuring predictable scenarios and slightly obvious CGI, it easily loses its supposed realism. If you are a hardcore fan of 'Alien' or 'Predator', its best to give this a miss. If you are new with two of movie's greatest monsters, just stick with the originals.
  Samuel R Super Reviewer

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