Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem
(2007)
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Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem
(2007)
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| Steven Pasquale | ... |
Dallas
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| Reiko Aylesworth | ... | ||
| John Ortiz | ... | ||
| Johnny Lewis | ... | ||
| Ariel Gade | ... | ||
| Kristen Hager | ... | ||
| Sam Trammell | ... | ||
| Robert Joy | ... | ||
| David Paetkau | ... | ||
| Tom Woodruff Jr. | ... | ||
| Ian Whyte | ... | ||
| Chelah Horsdal | ... | ||
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Meshach Peters | ... | |
| Matt Ward | ... | ||
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Michal Suchánek | ... |
Nick
(as Michal Suchanek)
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In Gunnison County, a spacecraft crashes in the woods bringing a powerful hybrid Alien hosted inside the pilot Predator. A local, Buddy Benson, and his son, Sam, are hunting in the forest and witness the crash, but they are chased and killed by the Alien. Meanwhile another Predator lands on the spot seeking out the Alien and destroys evidence of their presence on Earth. The dwellers of the town find themselves in the middle of a battlefield between the two deadly extraterrestrial creatures, and the small group of survivors splits between the leadership of Sheriff Eddie Morales and the bad-boy Dallas Howard. Both have different opinions about the best means to escape from the beings. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
One of the worst films I have ever seen and a shameful abuse of one of the greatest movie monsters of all time. The Alien is no longer scary. Gone is the elegance. Gone is the menace and chilling patience. Made by people who know how to make FX but have no real idea about how to make a movie. I sometimes wondered if they were making fun of what had gone before, like a Zucker/Abrams flick as it seemed to veer into what could be construed as parody. Sadly, no.
Remember when you were a kid, playing with, oh let's see, some Star Wars figures? It would be some adventure not from the films but just your own kiddie imagination recreating certain feelings of excitement. And even if Han and Luke were stranded on some carpet planet, they might wind up saying some familiar lines, like "I have a bad feeling about this," or find themselves in a situation more than a bit like one from the films. Just your kid imagination putting together a story that pleases your own juvenile sense of what you feel it should be. And that's fine, because you're a kid and really shouldn't know any better. What's more, you're not getting paid to do it either.
Brother's Strause, go and buy some toys and never go near a film camera again.