Continuity mistake: Early in the movie the female protagonist "Lex" Woods is climbing an ice waterfall. The scene shown from a distance reveals a steep ascent above the ice, but in the next scene, she reaches a large area flat enough for a helicopter to land upon. (00:03:40)
Alien Vs. Predator (2004)
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Directed by: Paul W.S. Anderson
Starring: Lance Henriksen, Ewen Bremner, Sanaa Lathan, Colin Salmon, Raoul Bova
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9.4/10.A great crossover with the explanation of the Aliens bred for the Predators to fight.I would say it could challenge Freddy vs Jason as one of the best crossover movies of all time.The scene of the predator accepting Sanaa Lathan was chilling.He seemed like he might kill her but instead regards her with respect as a fellow warrior to help kill the alien queen.I don't get the dislike here as they, like Freddy vs Jason, hit all the right notes.I guess some people are just hard to please.
A fun movie, but not a good one. Good brainless entertainment, but no substance. Nerds rejoice.
More mistakes in Alien Vs. Predator
Alexa 'Lex' Woods: Where exactly on the ice is this?
Charles Bishop Weyland: It's not on the ice, it's 2000 feet under it.
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Question: This entire expedition is just that, an expedition. It's not a hunt for Aliens or Predators, so why do Max Stafford and his team bring machine guns into the Pyramid? What are they expecting to find that would cause them to shoot? I've never heard of an archaeological team or a drilling team, for that matter, ever having to refer to projectile weaponry during an excavation.
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Answer: Remember that they find the pyramid because of detecting a heat source - which implies that there's something down there, either something living or a technological source, that's created that heat, as spontaneous fires are something of a rarity in the Antarctic. Essentially, they have little or no idea what they might encounter down there, so it makes sense to cover all the possible scenarios, including the possibility of encountering a hostile force.
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