They could have READ the script before making the movie!

Rating: 10/10 (20 November 2004)

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Although I must admit that this movie did start off great. Especially when you see the predators' getting ready for their hunt. It seems that once the battles began, the people all died one by one. We didn't even have a chance to get to know them. It seems that the only two people we get to know are Sebastian and Alexa Woods.
There was supposed to be a war with thousands of Aliens, and thousands of Predators. Well first of all, there were only three Predators, and it seemed that the Predators were in control before the "war" began. That didn't seem fair to the Alien fans (such as myself). Although the company that sent the explorers to Antarctica was Weyland-Yutani.
It seems that unless you have seen the Alien and Predator movies, you would be kinda lost at some points in this movie. Especially in the scenes with the Alien Queen. I think that they should have taken more time in explaining the Alien Queen since they have that whole scene with the history of the world (which is what I think made the movie horrible).
If you have seen both the Alien and Predator movies enough to understand them would have noticed something wrong. The first Alien movie was meant to take place in the future. Then the second was 57 years later. SO we can assume that this is sometime around 2080 right? Well in the third Alien movie, we didn't exactly find out how much time had passed since the second Alien movie, but we can assume that it was around 2080 or later. But we meet the man who created the Bishop machine, and it was the same man who played Charles Bishop Weyland. He obviously was younger in Alien 3. And that was sometime after 2080 (or so we can assume). But in AVP, it is the same person and not only is he older, but it is the year 10/10/2004. So that throws the audience off. Director Paul Anderson may have said that AVP is it's own franchise, but that doesn't explain the whole Bishop story.